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... 138. Mr George Chappie, Ironmonger, Torrington. 139. John Rodbard, Esq.. Aldwick Court. 140. Colonel Aldons, Wellington Villa. 141. Mr James White, Moorend House. 142. Mr Tucker, Box Cottage. 143. John Thomas, Sons, and Co.. Redcliff Street. 144. Stephen ...
... horses into condition, The balls are high! spoken of by John Scott, John Os . Sam Kodzers, Jo- don, rainers.”—Bell's Life in Lon- a? Taylor’s Condition Bal! Balis—they are very good.”—The From Mr. John Scott, Trainer. House, July 20th, 1856. Srr,-—I have ...
... the Earl off Cardigan was called to the chair. resolution was come to, in consequence of no communication having as yet been received from Lord Stamford, and the meeting was adjourned until his lordship's intentions should be known. St. John's Hospital ...
... Florence, and Naples; Also, several Baskets and Stands, Figures of Lions, Dogs, Ac, Bale oommence at Twelve o'Clock each day. JOHN LITTLEDALE and CO., Auctioneer*. No. 9, Upper Ormond-quay. Noim.-The above splendid swmfaisge Foreign Prepatty may viewed the ...
... and other horses into condition, The balls are high spoken of by John Scott, John Osborne. Dawsoa, and ether ether eminent Trainers.”—Belis Life in Low Condition are very The From Mr. John Scott, Trainer. Whitehall House, Jul 20th, 1956, for the horses ...
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... sum of 500,000 dollars for the purpose of arming the State militia; and the Legislature of South Carolina has taken steps for providing two war-steamers. The Senate of North Carolina had passed a hill for arming the State. The members of the South Carolina ...
... year of bis age. WarrcnomcM.—Mr. Richard \\liitcburcb, aged 65, hanse agent, Fisher Gate. Walkbr.—At Starthorpe,on the nit, John Walker, the vonth whose back was Broken by Calling from tree while crow-nesting, about two years and a half ago. The noor boy ...
... Lieutenant ; Sir John Maxwell Steele, Bart., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Goodwin Charles Colquitt Craven, Esq,, to be Deputy Lieutenant. County of Worcester— John Hodgetts Hodgetts Foley, Esq., M. P., to be Deputy Lieutenant. ?? County of Cardigan— Frederick ...
... Messrs. John Broadwood The Right Hoo. the Earl i and 3ons 9 o Nelson SS 00 ; Thos Watson. Esq .M.D i c H. F. Chorley, Esq SO OOR. Sbunn. Esq I > A. Keigbtley, Esq 6 0 0 John Ruskin, Esq ?? i* R.K. Burstall, ?? S 0 0 S. W. Waley, Esq j John Oreen. Eeq ...
... the centre ol the orchestra, papered in imitation of panels of green with border of red, having the royal arms in the front, and the borough arms the back* This was believed to have considerable effect rendering the speakers more distinctly audible in ...
... from Newcastle to Burntisland with coal was driven ashore at Tyne the other three about two miles east of Dunbar They are the John Wright schooner of Hull from Leven to London with potatoes the Sea Gull schooner from Berwick to London with barley the Orient ...