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... . *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- ...
... at the fire, some of the roughs there assaulting the police, for which several have bee at to gaol. A surgeon named Arthur John Watts wilso fined 40s. for being drunk and disorderly. About 200 men of the Coldstream Guards, under command of Captain Clark ...
... 6, suddenly, at Pakenh;:h at the residence of her daughter, her, widow of the late Mr. John Harper, of Pakenhill, aged 78. lissats.—March 5, at the Shipwrights; Arms, Gloucester, Esther Ann, wife of Thomas Harris. aged 51. Ocg weed.— March 9, at Rodmarton ...
... Mary Gertrude, daughter of Mr. A. McGregor. Starch 6, at Arle, Mr. John Kearsey, aged 86. March 13. at Gwe rnaut Villa, Cheltenham, Caulfield Lloyd Esq., J.P. for the county of Cardigan, aged 56. March 6, in Alvin-street, Gloucester, Amelia, wife of Robert ...
... G. L. P. Eyre and Co, of No. 1 John-street, Bedford-row, in the county of Middlesex. Meted this 7th day of May, 1874. 0. L. P. EYRE and CO., 1 John-street, Bedford-row, London, W.C., Agents for T. MORGAN, of Cardigan, Solicitors for the Petitioners. ...
... the wife of Mr. Booking-1 • son. MARRIAGES. 2, at SS John's (lurch, Gloucester, Mr. Henry It to Mies Fla died' Hearne, both of this town. 3. at Cburehdown, by the Roy. Frederick Smiths, Mr. John Leaver, farmer, of Churebdown, to la, eldest daughter of ...
... England upbraided her for her ignorance and want of mental freedom. Governed by laws which have been characterised by Burke, by Grattan, and others, as the most brutal and oppressive in Europe, by which thousands have been murdered in cold blood, sent to the ...
... earned by Mr Brand during his former contest. Cannons were fired from Rodborough Hill, and the town wore quite a jubilant arm ct. Mr Brand, after a short consultatiim with the heads of the party, decided to stan•.l, and on Tu,.day his address—which will ...
... forth that, are freely — the ead eo the cross fo the Lord Jesus in Him St John testified that sinner who to us eternal life, end this life be in Hi address was given by Mr. H Grattan —_—~ = COUNTY POLICE. Sarvepat.—Before Dr. Ancram (in the ‘Wintes, Cupt ...
... days. Please send another bottle, as ahall always keep one by me. —Yours truly, Mrs. Lebalv, 94, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street West, Birmingham. Sir,—l was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. 1 consulted two physicians, bat no relief; ...
... m. p. m I. Terntee. Willon Street, II I Hta NOW Government of the above Colony grant Gloucester dep. , 6t 4 4* 4451819 Mr. John Ede. Blrchfield, Birmingham. Augmt23. A I ASSISTED PASSAGES Cheltenham „ 815 9 2511 110*4 4 0,8 Dear Sir.-l Hin mmy eighty-fifth ...
... the negro riots are increasing virulence. The whits at AMOR ase reported be surrounded by the sigress, sad lea parties are arming. - Mr. Arthur Chichester, oldest eon Sir Arthur Chichester, by been adjudicated bankrupt at the County Court at Barnstaple ...