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... registers of the didcegs of Oxford and of the University of Oxford, and from parochial registers, showing th-tt Dr. James was baptized on the Ist of April, 1726; and was ordained priest the 21st of December, 1752; that he was Fellow of Trinity College ...
... She had also paid 2s. Bd. for her fare from Stockton. In her pocket was found a pawnticket, bearing the date of April 10, and this ticket showed that she had pledged a watch for £1 Is. 6d. Middlesborough. Being questioned further, tbegirlmade various co ...
... in very precarious condition. The deceased, after being shot a second time, fell to the ground, and on being lifted he was found to be quite dead. Office* Profit.—A Parliamentary return shows that the following offices of profit may bo held members of the ...
... the Legacy-office.” If James Quin was not exactly saint of the stage, he was, at least, exemplary in his charity, and what Thomson said of him on, was equally applicable to him off, the stage : He knows to keep Each due decorum. knew, too, how to have the ...
... The TVwmw, in their report of the Show, says The Horse Show is not without its arousing features. Horses have one thing in common with wine: no one conferees complete ignorance respecting them, and moet people affect prodigious powers of judgment. Accordingly ...
... refused. Consequently defendant continued running it. He (Mr. Morris) read several extracts from the Act to show that the license applied to a stage coach as an omnibus.—Adjourned till Friday next. Tint YANKKE CAPTAIN AND HIS WATCII•--Ann Sullivan and George ...
... murder or her decease. hen the curtain fell upon this mystery—the second act of the tragedy—it remained down for eighteen yean, and old spectators had forgotten the scales. On Saturday, the second of January, in this year, it rose again; and London waa a little ...
... sergeants who arc only receiving 11. Bs. per week ; 200 of the second-class sergeants are to be raised from 1/. to 1/. Bs. The first-class constables are to be raised from 3s. to 1/. 55.; and the second-class from I/. 2s. to 1/. 35.; the third and fourth cla'-s ...
... of bringing in the bill thus early would place them in • petition not to ask for the sewed reading until after the second week in April, and give ample time for its consideration by the House and the country. He would first point out the great number ...
... (Mr. W. Evans). That gentleman was not eble to be in time to second the resolution according to arrangement, and therefore, being called tit.on, he must endeavour es best he could to second it, which he did with much pleasure The qu-stion of Ritualism ...
... She made DO reply, hut followed me. When I If e part e t f the plain . iff, to accept a d . eceased we : s in e i l l ie second stage of typhus fever, and had. stances.-The Foreman of the Jiiry observed that after damage including stock, was estimated at ...
... landing-stafe was erected a little to the north of the old stage, tor the purpose of landing and taking on board passenger° at low water. This temporary stage was formed of the old movable stage, and was supported on five of strong wooden piles with cross ...