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... 117. SauMay being the 26th annivenary of Her Majesty's soesesion to the throne, the bolls of St. Martin's ha-the Fields, St. John's and St. Margaret's (Weetraioster). and other churches, rang • many real. The royal standard was hoisted on the Post-office ...
... deneed iron, a teem reams who were saved of the baste They y that they succeeded in launcifiag one of the beau and getting arm of the ship ; teat they lay at at a abort dietaries, some 40 or 60 yards, ia order to save othen who might have mango to throe ...
... wer J o hn Wharton, John Henry Wharton, Jamey* Smith, J. Anusliaw, T. Sergeant, C. Hutton, Edward Beanett, Lessen Lloyd, John Williams, Theresa Tomlin, Titus Wainwright, George Crumpton, Thomas clouple Sergeant, Noah Wainwright, John Ford, Thomas Who n ...
... Emily Kinpode and party, Colonel Hon. J. Yard, Buller and Mrs. Eger, Cul. anti Mrs. Straoey and party, Sir John and Lady Dent Sir G. Larpeot, Sir John, Mr., and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Esteourt, Coked and Mrs. Miles, Ma/erami Mse. Hartley, Colonel B. oak Captain ...
... nianageri to secure six men, named John iletaar,‘. an illegitiinate son of Dr. lamb:ter, and that the Ilatichester Thomas Woodford, of 31am:beater; Joseph mate Georg° Dark) . Bradshaw, 'Lincoln ; Henry Whitehead, Stafford ; John tiscil in 1818, died when ...
... General Gilmore left Port Royal on the 7th to join ibis exped Admiral Dslilipen has :eft Odirlestop in his flagsbie for fie. John's, Florida. The Consoription Bill has passed Cmtress. Slaves between time ages of 14 tr44lt art Noble to be drafted. Lqr w ...
... lid Derby. J. Raxsorx Baer., M.P., otm_truer.—On We d nesday evening, at.. tome* the Liberal Registration Society, the ftroZr John &made's, Ii P., was read ben, sad • resolution passed that it wm ed setbdass• tory : London. April 30, 1664. Dear Bk,—l hires ...
... sale of Ind easesurihg 78 acres, Irom Mr. D. Richards, tloelfryu !arm Llaubedarn, Trofegl wys, county of Cardigan ; also with obtaining, under similar pretonues, the sum of 5.180 from Mr. John Lewis, of Hirwann, Glamorganshire, fur the purchase of 94 sores ...
... retained), and Mr. Shaw for the prisoner. It appears that for some time the prisoner had been the bookkeeper and men leer for John 15Medllread Mandeu (iron nu r.illant who lately fled to America). Mars ten carried on bosinese to • consid-ruble extent and ...
... Mitchell • • .. 1* 0 Colonel Edwards • • .. 0 1 Mr. C. Sykes • • • • .. 0 1 Sir T. E. Winnington • . 1 0 Mr. Laird •.. 0 1 Mr. John Brigh tt, . • 1 0 Mr. Scholefield.. • • .. 1 0 Mr. Hornby .. • . 0 1 Mr. Fieldeu • • • . • 0 1. Mr. L. Gower .. • . 1 0 Mr ...
... Armada, by Queen Elizabeth, 1556. Of his' grandson, Sir John, we speak in the account of the Civil IVars, in the engagements of Which he was the chief' actor in Lydney. Of the heirs of Bir John the manor was purchased by Benjamin Bathurst, younger brother ...
... This warning did MPS She Abel, and • gnu was discharged. Low seselved the awns in hie arm, cheek, and side. gun was aid the contents lodged in the beak of John•111 ' the keeper's sou, wounding him very seriously. Blenkin, one of the keepers, then fend ...