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... Brown & Wdwurd Fddison tleny Biakeborough Co. |Richd. Bissington |John Rayner | wm. lupton & Co. | 'has. Naybr {has. Crantree Consins, Alled, & Co. Irl. ward Davis ]U. &H. Darrfs'n John Rholes I\arsh & Joaes J. &T. Wilkinsol Frel. Schwann '.-u.-unm. It ...
... were received with immense cheer- ing as liberators. Accounts have come in from Wandsbeck, stating that tbe Danish coat of arms has been torn down from all the public offices, and been replaced by those of Schleswig Holstein. Also that the Royal officials ...
... gittrttott. MR. JOHN DACRE begs to announce that he has received instructions from Messrs. Grosvenor and Son to SELL BY AUCTION, upon their premises. New HaU *arm, Middleton, near Leeds, on Monday the Twenty-fifth day of January, 1864, the whole of the ...
... Mahton-le-Moou, near Kipon. -On Tuesday morn.ng last, a man was engaged oiling thrashing machine in a 7arn the farm of Mr. John Gifiing, of Marton-le-Moor, spark from his candle iguituo the straw and Tore the lire could extinguished valuable barley stuck ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. Statement that Lord Cardigan had subscribed to the Crawley fund has been contradicted Her Majesty the Queen will return to Windsor Castle on the 11th February next. Her Majesty will afterwards reside Windsor for several months. The Pays ...
... found exeept among the able. Tbey themselves deduce their descent from Simon Montsgu, stated to have been younger biother to John, third Earl of Saliabury, and uncle to Tbomas, foartb Earl of Salisbury of tbat name, who died Nov. 3rd, 1428. Unfortunately ...
... rand numbered respectively?7, 5, 18, 11, 11, 14, 18, 18, 20,22, - 28, and 28, and now in the respective ?? of John Lanatomar,B ?? Lyon, John Carter, Thomas Mayberry, Martin Redman, Jamles 0pne, di Tom p eat, Benjamin Hrillauc, Alice Braithwaite, Aena ...
... London to Gothenburg, was lost near the land, an d wita the exception of two or three, the whole of her crew perished. The John Margrieta, bound to Zwolle, from the Tyne, stranded and then sank off Harlingen, and of those on board only the pilot and a ...
... headed by one Osborne, a coast pilot, of and from St. John, N.B. A scoundrel styling himself Colonel Braine acted the part of a second villain, while the balance of the party came either from St. John, N.B. or Caralton, N.B. Oae H. A. Parr bore the title ...
... quantity of water through her hatcnes, and went down suddenly. There were men in irons between deckj, and the sergeant-at-arms rushed frantically away to release them. Poor fellows, they all went down! There were in the sick bay, and their relief the ...
... Grand Jury re- ?? ired, and some Ume after four o'clock returned a true ill against Thomas King, John Heenan, John Noon, ' , ohn Macdonald, James Mace, John Tyler, Thomas \ £ -ayers, and Robert Travers. With the exception of £ leenan and Sayera, who, it ...
... with the Midland for ee One Do. for £500 In do. Frin One Do. for £0500 in do. street. One Bond for XI. 0ft in Carmarthen & Cardigan. Railway Company.- One Do. for £500 In do. One Do. for ?? do. ou All the Bonds pay £0 per rent. lastereet half-yearly, for ...