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... tention of the Ritualists is to promote the glory of God and that their practice' have no necessary tendency towards Rome—John BuZl. A Now PORTRAIT Op TR. Quern—The Pliniatirs which Her Majesty intends for presentation to Mr. Peabody has been entrusted ...
... fist ; Henry John Ingleby, ;,ley, in toe west Riding of the county of York, and of Hamngten in the county of Lincoln, clerk ; John Ennis, of Ballinhown Court, in the ccunty of Viestmeatb,;Pryee Pryer, of IG , gger. dan, in the County of Cardigan, F:nq ; Charles ...
... before Mr. Baron Martin, eight Irishmen, named William Magin, 23, James Magin, 34, John Smits'. 37, Patrick Brean. 24, Thom is Bowler, 40, Michael Lambert, 40, John Hamill, 21. and Patrick Bay 24, were indicted for a riot at Millom, in the wed of Cumberland ...
... ito; Miss Mary Stuart Chisholm, of this town. Aug. 14, at Bt. Mary's Church, by the Rev. H. Joy, Henry John Growtage, architect, eon of the late Mr. John Growtage, of Gloucester, to Mary Green, second daughter of Mr. Edwin Green, auctioneer, of this town ...
... been heard Bon of John Perkins; George Porter, aged 12, son of Art. 5. The allied governments shall, simultaneousti of since. On the 21st of July last, Mr. T. K. Martyn, Barley - Od. I 2. MONET ORDER OFFICE AND SAVINGS' BANK. I John Porter ; and Charles ...
... present an address to Mr. John Edward Eyre, late the Governer of Jemmies. On Mr. Eyre's arrival be was loudly sheered by the company in waiting to receive him. Among them were Mr. Manuel, the mayor of Southampton; the Bari of Cardigan, the FArl of Hardwicke ...
... is between 1 he oliseqnious or assuming in g w ca , , and pity 'A Tarew.--110 who thinks no Inn above him but Postmaster-Mr. JOHN,NICHOLIIOII. over been reaped in the oolony. from Lonpthion w a it mic h t i li m e m N , ova daughter of Sir Andrew and 1 ...
... window. She got out on the rill, having her other daughter in her arms, and, holding on by the window, shouted out for help. Meanwhile the flames spread ro fast that at last her hands and arms were burned, and in her agony she let hold and fell into the roa ...
... very obedient bumble servant, Grottos E. Gower, Harlot Cardigan, Marlborough-road, Chelsea. To Robert Tubbs, Esq. ?bat letter contained an envelope stamped and dirooted to Mr. Gurney, Earl of Cardigan, 102, Marlborough-road, Chelsea.—Mr. Stephen Ellis, ...
... upperiplatformlthe Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Winchester, Mr. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir John Pakington, Lore. Cardigan, Earl Rumvell, Lord John Manners, the Duke of Buoitinghten Sir Staffed Northoote, Lord Derby, Lord Granville, dlr. tiattiorne ...
... PRESENTED GRATIS. Tomei Aaameerr—A shocking accident occurred at Bromley, near London, on Saturday. A painter named John Bolton, aged 66 years, residing in the St. Peter's Road, Bromley, was employed to clean the windows of a gentleman's house in the ...
... toffillackburn, where they were admitted to bail. CONVICTION or A SWENDLISIL—A respectable-loaing man, who gave the name of John Hall, was charged at the Middlesex session on Monday, with obtaining, by means of false pretences, a gun, valued at CA. The ...