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... Horse Fair, Ns. and costs; John Foothill, the Queen, Howard's Place, 10s. and costs ; Thomas MIarston, Old Crown, Deritend, 109s and costs; Henry Nicholdo, Black Boy, Staniforth Street, 20e. and cotst; John Price, Soott's Arms, Bristol Street, 2s. 6id. ...
... best interests of science and litertue. WILL-The will of John Harvey, Esq., of Blurton Tlrentham, Staffordshire, was proved in the London Court by William Kenwright Harvey, Esq., the nephew, and John Cotterill Harvey, Esq., the great-nephew of the testator ...
... named. On SLtusday Bar FabysDhut. will be repeated, with other attradtions, for the benefit of the lessee and manager, Mr. Grattan, whose claims to the support and sympathy of thes phdygoing public are too manifest to need our advocacy. i SuolUKIso DEATH ...
... .loseph Barrows Air. John Newbold Mr. W. Barlow Mr. 11. J. Onion Mr. James Barwell Mr. J. B. Parn Mr, A. A, BigEG Thomnas Phillirs, sq. Mr. B-i. Beaumont Mr. Jacob Phillps -Mr. S. Briggs Mr. John Ponua CWptail) Briggs Mr. John Rawline Mr. E. A. Butler ...
... Busilding Iociety will shortly be ItEMOV D to more conmno. dious Offices, No-. 8 New Street. JOHN itORLEY, Scretary. PUBLIC APOLOGY. JOHN TROMANS, of the Kinr's Arms Inn, IL Ro-ley Regis, do hereby publicly declare ?? the charge of atealing recently preferred ...
... Phittps - Mr. S. Brigs -Mr.-John Poncla Captain Brigge Sir John Eatelles Mr. E. A. Butiler Mr. John Rawilirs Mr. George Cartwright 'Mr. WC- B, Scott Mr. G. R. Collie .tfr. Francis Sisitli Mr. ichbtird Davies Mr. William butth Mr. John Davenwpst Mr. Wlthidm ...
... InHastings a ON 110 p L No ?? carriages between Beasligsndslastin's0 ?? I PORTUGAL HOTEL FLEET STREWT, ROC, JOHN GIREEN, late of Queen's Arms, Vilies rStreet, Strand, begs to announce he has taken the above Honse, kept for many years by the late tions ...
... WIGGIN JOHN W. WALTERS TiOMAS MILLINGTON THOMIAS PRIEST W. L. WEBB, Surveyor JOHN P. WESTON JOlN BlLLIARD Harborno, November 2i, 1863. N eomplianee with the above Requisition, we hereby 11 CAIL a MEETING of the PARISEIONERS, to beheld at St. John's School ...
... WROTTE8LEY. P. F. DEHANE, ALEXANDER HORDERNI. MARTIN WILKES. JAB. W. WEAVER. JOSH. TARRATT. WM. WARNER. , JOHN HARTLEY, HENRY WARD. TROS. H. WARD. JOHN N. EaGNALL. EDWIN DIXON. 4 HENRY IILL. H. W. ASH. 3tICHABD WARSEB. W. PARKE. WL. THRUSTANS. THO{U&S WHITE ...
... GALICIAN FETE. No, Scornery by Mir. EDWIN DAY. New Dresses by Mrs. James. Produced snder the direction of Mr. JOHN LAURI, supported by Air. JOHN LAURI and MadameLAURI. Assistod by a LONDoN Colts's BALLET. FULL BAND and CHORUS. Mulsical Director, Mr. CHARLES ...
... rate charges,. Quiet an alry Bed Roomse 67 83W3 JOHN GRE&N llate of Dirmaghsto ad Yilierd Street, Strand), PROrttlErOn. COMIMERCIAL GENTLEMEN VISITING DUBLIN Are Respectfidly invited to Stop at THE QUEEN'S ARMS FAMILY A ND 'COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 40, UPPERI SACKVILLE ...
... hall-past M r. EC. CLIFTON. ActinR Manager. 1KTEWS ADELsPEI THEXATRE, M1V J1'OOA STAEET Lessee and Manager. H.,, .11. P. GRATTAN. THIS EVENING. for theBENEFIT of Mr. D. LSESON. THE GREATEST BILL EVER PRESENTED. THIS (Friday) LVENING, November 27, and ...