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... Wotton-under-Edge Kingsuortb, John, luglis, near Folkestone, Esquire Kingston, John, 6, Crosby-square. E-quire Kingston. Samuel, Spalding, Lincolnsbiie, auctioneer, Ac. Kirk, John, Castle-place, Worcester, tea dealer Hitching, John, farmer [teobsm, gent. Kite ...
... 11th Hussars, lying on the field wounded ; also Lawson and Martin. On the same night I buried their arms which had been shot off. One of the men named John Banbrick had his hone shot from under him. A Russian officer in riding past at the time was dismounted ...
... May 10. at Coats. Joseph Perot, aged 19. May 10, •t the Rectory, Compton Bassett, Oehler Rev. John William Clarke. aged 69. May 10, at Gloucester. William John, second el ea late Rev. Herbert Haines, aged , 22. May 11, at The Rallies; Salisbury, the will' ...
... Please send me another bottle, as I shall always keep one by me.—Yours truly, Mr,. BREALT, B 94, Brearley Street. 143, Now John Street, West Shenlnzkaan. Sir,—l w uff,ing from a sevore aold and aye. I consulted two physicians, but to no reliel; mid being ...
... several day,. Please send another bottle, as I shall always keep one by me.—Yours truly, Mm. 11OIALY, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street, West liirmingha.a. was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed .yo. I consulted two physicians, but to no relief; ...
... protection, wasniuch cut about the hsads, arms, and feet with the broken glass and crockery ware, and Hsv nightdress was also considerably torn. The burglar waa likewise severely cut about the face, bands, and arms the broken glass. At length the intruder ...
... [Devon Spiller, John, N. P. Bk. Houitou, gamekeeper Splatt, Miss Ellen, care of Rev. Fayle, Torquay, Devon Spoug, Charles, Wear House, Evershot, Dorset, Squire, John, Bideford, grocer Squire. John, ami) Lynton,.Devon, yeoman Carr, John Parracombe, Devon ...
... . *Bingham, Lord, Mayo. I Lewis, J., Devonport. •Blennerhasset, Sir IL, Gal- Lindsay, C., Abingdon. way. *Lloyd, Sir T., Cardigan. Bonham - Carter, J., Win- •M'Eroy, E., Meath. cheater. MacSe, R, Leith. Bouverie, EP., Kilmarnock. *Mackintosh, W., Inver- ...
... report of Quarter Sessions are obliged to hold over till our issue parliament In Lords yesterday to Earl De la Warr the Earl Cardigan stated that while he could not into details might that armament with great vigour that the fortifications of Valetta were ...
... death. of Egypt has launched out so extravagantly that CARDIGAN FAMILY PLATE.—In the Rolls Court he is now unable to be munificent in mere luxe_ on Tuesday, the caso of the Countess of Cardigan rise. The directors of the opera at Alexandria, tCurzon ...
... weeks with the ministers of the Chipping Norton Circuit. Chipping Norton, William Holdsworth, John Burnett. Swindon, Samuel Wesley, Edwin H. Tindall (Faringdon), John P. Yates (New Swindon). wagons employed during the last year to earn this amount was much ...
... to and after that of Hughes, and that and they may bear and use the arms of Bonsall; such arms being first duly exemplified according the laws of arms, and recorded in the College of Arm®, otherwise the said Royal license and permission to void and of none ...