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... Walker Heneage, Mr W. C. Finch, the Rev. F. R. Ravenshaw, the Rev. W. Percival Ward, Mr H. N. Middleton, Mr G. D. W. Digby, the Rev. Prebendaries Watts, Bond, and Payne, Mr George Eyre, the Rev. G. G. Glossop, &c. ...
... TO BE LET, old-established EATING-HOUSE.— Apply at 71, Redcliff MR R. L. N. ESPIE instructed to LET first-class Family GROCERY Good position. Incoming Coopers' Hall, King Street. FOR immediate DISPOSAL, genteel DRAPERY and MILLINERY BUSINESS, in a first-class ...
... Plan. Name Description. - Abnttals. 1 A. R. A. R. 1 Pasture . I::! Ditto 20 Ward, Esq., and l_ and Roadway) ...
... 1 ■ A. R. P. A. K. Pasture i'.V.'.V.'. tto V ° Thomas Johnson Ward, Esq., and ~™ Part Roadway) Ditto 1 Lots.,B,and4 723 (As now marked ont) And Roadway) . , , - ,» (Thomas Johnson Ward, Esq., * Pt nvn * rt of Pernhill Roadway 1 018 J Representatives ...
... been laid before the workhouse committee from Mrs Higginson, formerly officer in the lying-in ward of the Liverpool hoase, describing the birth of pauper child, and its subsequent adoption by a lady. Mrs Higginson requested permission to examine the books ...
... mistook the words of Mr Justice Blackburn. The Chairman said he should request the Attorney- General to prosecute him for perjury. Mr J. W. Sully, shipowner, said :—On Saturday morning preceding the last election, Mr Vanderbyl and Mr Fennelly called upon ...
... Cardiff, abandoned, with all sails gone. Mr Walter Morrison, M.P., having recently presented several very valuable chromo-litbographs of great beauty to tbe South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, to be hung the wards, they will be exhibited to the public ...
... son. On tbe 20th inst., at No. 9, Cornwailis Place, Baptist Mills, the wife of Mr Thos. Bhix, of a daughter. On the inst., at No. 19, King Street, Bedminster, the wife of Mr Thos. of son. MARRIAGES. the 19th inst., St. Peter's Church. Bristol, the Rev ...
... of hits, 35, tie between Mr Rooke and Mr Le Geyt, which was decided in favour of the former; 3rd, most central gold, Mr Lancaster; 4tb, highest score 80 yards, Mr Le Geyt, 18 with 20 hits ; sth, highest score at 60 yards, Mr Gomonde, 53 with ...
... BRISTOL BOARD OF GUARDIANS. At the weekly meeting yesterday there were present: Mr Bartlett (chairman), Mr Bremner (deputy-chairman), and Bessrs Naish, Pollwell, Taplin, Madden, Clarke, Hodgson, Pockson, Bose, Hill, Garliok, Bessell, England, Snary, Pearce ...
... one of the large wards a females' association has been formed with one of the fair sex as president. The political creed of the association is said to be thoroughly independent. An improved pile-driving machine has been invented by a Mr Shaw, and is ...
... collector in the employ the Great Northern Railway Company, was on Wednesday dragged on to the metalß at the Seven Sisters Ward station. The wheels of the carriage passed over both arms. One arm was taken out of its socket, and the other had to be amputated ...