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... get underarms whenever armed parties cf Volunteers, marching usual military order, approach their posts. To armed parties commanded by officers, guards and sentries are to present arms. Parties with side arms are considered armed parties. ...
... 78, High-street, Hoxton. Orders by Post promptly attended to. —Distance object. Funerals. Mrs. Townley (Widow of the late John Townley), Funeral Furnisher and Contractor, and special ap|*>intment to the Metropolitan Police Force. 5, Dean-street, Kins ...
... —The Ellen, smack, of Cardigan, from Newport Penmaur, ran on rock near Beirdrandala during a strong gale August 28, and became total wreck—crew saved. CARDIFF, August 30,—Sailed, the Courant, for Fernando the Brisk, for St. John’s. Tlia China, lor Quebec ...
... Privates W. Cairus, 3 ; Matthew Morrison, 3; Robert Waterston, 3; John Hodgert, 3; James Dunn, 3 ; John Stevenson, 3; Robert Adam, 3; John M'Bride, 3; Thomas Enterkin, 3 ; William Aitcheson, 3 ; John Ronald, 3. Ensign Stewart having scored the highest number ...
... Macrorie, Mr. John Davies 8 lallcross.of Liverpool, to Jane, daughter of the lat-c John Brimeio.v, E-q., of Deane. Same day and place, by the Rev W. B. Ranker, Mr. Joseph Pimbie.tto Mias Jane Winstanley, both of Westhoughton. S ime day, at St. John’s Church ...
... Thompson, Do., John Drake. Guardian. Do., John Jardine. Do., William Boyd, jun. Do., S. MiCrea. Antrim, Wni. Johnston. Dangannon,Wrm. Douglas. Do,, Mrs. Mflier. Donaglioy, B. O'Ncill. Do,, J. Sufferr . Fivemiletown, D. Graham Ahoghill, John lIamill. Gilford ...
... haley'V Tuesady, the 4th, Three Tuns, Abingdon; W~ednes- i, day, tlhe 5th, King's Arms, Woodstork; Thursday, the 6th, Dog aud Gun, Banbury; Friday, the '7th, Craven Arms, at Southern; and Saturday, the 8th, Windmill, Rugby. 0,- ad TO BREWERS AND PUBLICANS ...
... Harrison; 2nd, John Lorgdeu ; 3rd, John Cocking. The Colliery Lockout. — On Monday night, a meeting in support of the locked out colliers, was held in the Mechanics' Hall, Barnsley. The Rev. L. B. I Brown, Baptist minister, occupied the chair. Mr. John ! Vailanee ...
... Hanbury ; Mrs. and Miss King King ; John Rocke, Esq., and Mrs. Rocke; George Pardoe, Esq., and Mrs. Pardoe; Rev. Charles Wnlcot and Mis. Walcot ; Rev. J. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers ; Rev. C. Tweed and Mrs. Tweed ; Rev. John Walcot; Brewster Evans, Esq, ; Edward ...
... Company making prominent mention in j their prospectus that their scheme has been submitted to the Duke of Cambridge and Sir John Burgoyne, and favourably viewed them upon national considerations. in opening the session of Parliament her Majesty expressed ...
... Sams YearkeSearhitt. KOB, to be Colonel, else Major' Genets' the !art of Cardigan. KCB, motored to the 11th Light Dragoons. fib Light Osagoona—Major General the Sad of Cardigan, EC% from the sth Dragons Guards, to he Gutimet, eke General Sir Henry. Wyndham ...
... family; Ar Woritrig-tos find Mr rLussell, Oriel College. Osotn : Mr Iraini Giles aol l Ir John Prince, Lotlion ;.r Tihos. e Foster, Loedosi; ,Mr asi Mrs John Astosi asid fentidly, The Dales, t' Idghastona DIr C, Burtoin, Dsrlesurv-halil, Wasrrington; ...