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... 5s. each and 5s. ?? of the Board of Health Act.-Edward Thornton, John Hewin, Stephetl Pearse, John Morris, Ann Rowlands, Thomas Davies. Alice Powell, William Williams, William Price, John Roberts, and Elies Davis, charged by Mr. Thomas with offences under ...
... cbarge of stealing a till, 1 but acquitted, was charged with stealding a hat, the property , of John Marsh, and an umbrella aud tiorel, the property uf 9 John Pring. The last-named coisplainicut is the landlord I of the Three Horse Shoes, Old Marlhe.-6treet ...
... in bed. She bad been in the I he habit of ill-treating him, for she beat him about a fortnight nasa before wit h tha~pelter. John Crose, an elder brother, proved ad: having gone to the door of 'the' house on the day in ques- nk- tiand heaing his brother ...
... London. [7310 New Work by the author of John Halifax. Now ready at all the Libraries, in I vol., C HRISTIAN'S MISTAKE. By the Author of i 'John Halifax, Gentleman,o &c. 'This new story by the popular author of John Halifax, is one of the most charming ...
... Gloucester, [70Co *2af to tra ttten. WELLESLLY-PLACE, BEDLhXD. a ESSRS. ALEXANDER & DANIEL W T wil SELL by AUCTION, at the KING'S ARMS, DURDHAM--DOWN, on.TUNEDAY, the 7th day of February, 1 I865, it Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to certain Co=di- tions ...
... MYSTERIOUS DEATH zi WESTONXSUPrER-MABE WOODS. L To the Editor of the Bristol Mercury. SIR-Will YOU allow me, as the father of John Hooper, to d express, through the columns of your paper, my dissatisfaction r. with the present state of the inquiryinto the ...
... by two Iothers and sO on ceaselessly, day and night, without a single momen~t's intermission. ?? or Tnunno-Capt. the lion. John Vivian, Iwio was defeated at the last election for Truro by the slender Imajority of 12, has come forward as a candidate for ...
... FRERFIOLT' SHOP and DWELLING-HIOUSE, sitante No. 78, REDCLII -STIREET, adjoininz the Angel Inn, now in the occupation of Mr. John Cann, Batcher. The Property Is free from Grouud'rent, and subject only to a Land-tax of Ga. per annum. an For partictllars ...
... sensationt his been rerated by the retirement to a 3co1nvent in Leitrim of the two youngest daughters of the late l tenry Grattan, Rsq. 'f'hole young liadies by their farber's will forfeit their ample fotore os n 211,000.' IT'ron CA.ReIcCE or -FAtSrZaON ...
... Mfarch 2ird, 1865, lV All the neat and excellent HOUiSlb,1L,) FURNITURE, c I CHINA, GLASS, PAINTINGS, Twi And Effeett of Mr. John James, taken under a Bill of Sale, Comprigiag capital mahogany ?? - bottom sofas and eaiches. rosewood couch, in damask; mahogany ...
... Catalogues maybe had at thefollowiegHotels: White Ieart, a Salibbury; the Chough. Yeovil; L the King's Arms, Crewikerne; f the George and Crown and the Poulett Arms, Hinton i Pt, George; of Messrs, plNK[ and ARNOLD,'Hambledou, and go, 'Portland-street, Southampton; ...
... Hi'.t Harptrec, now in the oocu- pation of John Watts, Lot 4. Alt those Two COTTAGES with the Gardens belong- ing thereto, also situate at ZION-PLACE, now in the re- spective ocoupatlons of William Smith and John Payne. Lot 5. All that DWELLING-RoUS with ...