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... SILVER with ARMS or CREST, in the latest fashion. CARD-PLATE ENGRAVED AND 100 SUPERFINE CARDS PRINTED FOR 4s. 6d., to be had at H. RODRIGUES', 42. Piccadilly, two doors from Sackville- street. NO CHARGE made for STAMPING PAPER and ENVELOPES with ARMS, CREST ...
... perished, and the total loss cannot be estimated at loss than two millions piastres.” Heifer—ll. JOHN BULL GUARDS HIS PUDDING. John Bull has houses, John Bull he has lands, He has beef, he has mutton—has pudding and pelf; He no doubt feels it hard, as ...
... (Mr. T. Wilkinaou)—To-morrow, Dalton Village; Saturday, Btockbaro—VS p. 10. Portamoutb’a, Lord—This day, Oldler Arms; To-morrow, Portamouth Arms; Thursday, Kennerleigh Wood; Saturday. Park Mill (Coleridge)—ll. Pnckeridge (Mr. N. Parry)—Thla day, Thorley; ...
... anad TALBOHT. The Earl of CHESTERFIELD. The Eorl of CARDIGAN. The Earl W8ENCER. The Earl of CLARENDON. The Earl ORAVEN. The Earl POWIS. Thle Farl BEAUCHAKP. The Earl HOWE. The Earl of LICHFIELD. Lord JOHN SCOTT. Viscount LIFFOtD. Viecount COMBERMERE. Viscount ...
... President—The Mayor of Bedford. Barnard , lij sician, u. i y' l Surgeon. John Harris; Until 1861: .hergeant, John Howard, Thomas J. Jackson. the month; J. Green, oburn, magistrates clerk; John Newton, : pistrates’ clerk, Theed W. Pearse. County Court-J. Collyer ...
... Madame Serena, Capt. Liam Mr. John Purcell Fitzgerald, Mr. Whiteside, Mr. Newman, Mr. Tosar, Cot Conolly, the Rev. R. I. Swanger, Major Temple Boudoin, Mr. Fukher, Dr. Spinks, Mr. Curtis, &C. NORFOLK Harzi..—Sir John Metcalfe, Bart., and Wise Metcalfe ...
... accordance with rule 10. but being eligible offer themselves for re-election. »iz..- Mr. Richard Henry Jones. Mr. John Studdy Leigh. Mr. John White Welch. By order of the Board, WM. THOS. LIN FORD, Secretary. 15. MoorgaU-strcct, Dec. 31, 1359. The Annual ...
... the declaration of the Catholic laity, consisting of about 240 additional names, including those of the Earl of Traquair, Sir John Sutton, Sir Charles Clifford, Hon. W. T. Law, &c. We are informed that the Revs. Messrs. Fothergill and Wormal, two curates ...
... the conquest England, but which Sir John Jervis, on Valentine’sday, gave good an account off Cape fSt. Vincent. It is fact that about 15000 of the Welsh peasantry gathered together from every hill and valley, armed with their rude weapons, and marched ...
... were accompanied by a young man named Frank Hall, son of the late Henry Waite Hall, Esq., solicitor, of Barnes, and nephew of John Wesley Hall, Esq., of this city. They took a gun with them, but when joined by the keepers they learned that no shooting would ...
... royal is for the present set aside, and fairies, sprites, columbines, amazons, and the like have grounded their wands and their arms, pending the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean. Although this is an innovation upon the run” of a holiday performance ...
... Esq. Charles H. Smith, Eeq, H. J. Hall, Esq., R.N. James TrailLEsq, John James, Esq. ► Wm. FoalerWhite, Eeq> John Ledger. Esq. George Whitmore, Esq. W. Phelps, Esq. Edward Winslow, John Tounge.Esq. E. Osbobne Smith, Actuaryand Secretary. Advantages presented ...