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... illustrated by the engraver, and so lucidly ext lained on 840 . . ..1129 1 44 . . 4 0 • • . . • • the opposite page by Mlle. Roche, under the appellative in London and some other large towns. The demand of boundaries of his jurisdiction. To avoid unnecessary ...
... Costerton, Mr Edward Collinson, Mr F. W. Blow, Mr J. Blow, Hinde, Mr P. Lozano, Mr Grant, Mr Palmer Stone, Mr Charles Blount, Robinson, W. S. Foulkes, Mr W. B. Foulkss (sth Dragoon Guards), Mr J. Rycroft Best, Mr F. J. Lambert, and Mr Alan Lambert. The ...
... his lordship’s stay in the county. Sir Alan Napier M Nab, Speaker of the Canadian Legislative Council, died at his residence, Dundurn Castle, near Quebec, on the Bth inst. from attack of gastric fever. With Sir Alan’s death the baronetcy becomes extinct ...
... sermon on behalf the mi Mons at hear the on acme lard the property of Sir Henry, (threes Church, bete• o a large ci.ngr. g Alan. Collie 'oils the prisoner Stanley having a gun In ill! hand. Snme 'sensitises ware made 4 the sin e of b th m ing an I service ...
... appreciate it as being far above many on the 23rd February. ,740: ill? fi 15 ’* ’* .. .. 848615 .. at one of the houses at La Roche, and that at four o’clock in the of the namby-pamby productions of the day. America.-Every Tuesday before 10 p.m., and Saturday ...
... Bromley, Mr. Alan Frederick Gardner, Mr. Joseph Webb Leir Jekyll, Mr. Henry Compton Aitchison, Mr. Richard Frost Meade (acting), Mr. George Arthur Gordon Grey, Mr. John George Musters, Mr. Keppel Gamier, Mr. Robert Thomas Brudenell Bruce, Mr.Edward William ...
... noar Col. of tho otltb K»gim.,.i.t, bo U-ut.-C-n.; Major ,°io !,f the looks. water dose above the gatos, and llicvet Col. Edward Alan Holdicb C.8., from the tboy wont in, was about nine ton feet deep. to Major-Gou ; Caplaui and 1.r0v0.- oftbo party being ...
... Conducted by MR. EDWARD W.J. BELL, successor to Mr. W. O'Reilly (and for Twenty Yeara Vice-Principal in thie Eatabliahment), Assisted by a Staff of Qualified Profeaaora. A LIMITED NUMBER of BOARDERS received on incluaive terms. KING EDWARD VI. GRAMMAR SCHOOL ...
... Conducted by MR. EDWARD W.J. BELL, successor to Mr. W. O'Reilly fand for Twenty Years Vice-Principal in this Establishment) , Assisted by a Staff of Qualified Professors. A LIMITED NUMBER of BOARDERS received on inclusive terms. KING EDWARD VI. GRAMMAR SCHOOL ...
... marriage of Mr. G. Brown, of Paradise-square, is a forgery.] DIED. March 4, at Woodview, Oxford, Agnes, widow of Lieut. Hugh Roche, R.N., of Cork, aged 75. March 4, aged 41, after a severe illness, Bernard, second son of the late Mr. Cook, of Standlake. ...
... APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS. To be Captains in Her Majesty's Fleet— Commanders James Edward Bickford, Edwin John Pollard, Samuel P. Townsend, Kiohard Bradshaw, Thomaa Edward Smitb, and Henry Fairfax. April 3. Staff Commanders to be Retired Captains— John ...
... Deputy Inspector-General Hospitals and Fleets—Robert Beith, M.D. Surgeons— Edward H. St. Qnintin, Rob rt Bower, Cnnningham Aitchison, and John W. Dobbin. Paymasters—Stephen H. Roche and Stephen Holman. Chief Engineer— George Aitchison. Assistant Snrgeon ...