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... following in.-crip- tion:— v Elizabeth Countess Delawarr, Baroness Buck- hurst, youngest daughter of John Frederick 3d Duie of Dorset, and relict of George John sth Earl Delawarr. Bora 9th of August, 1795. Died 9th of January. IX7O. R. I. P. The inscription ...
... Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. NEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF JOHN HALIFAX Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 2 vols., 215., THE UNKIND WORD, and other Stories. By the Author of John Halifax. These stories are gems of narrative. Indeed, some of ...
... sisting of a solid silver tripod and pillar, were found. The latter bore the following inscription :— To the Right Hon. Lord John Russell this memorial is presented by the ladies of Bedford, who wish to express their admira- tion of his commanding talents, ...
... but without costs, and without prejudice to its renewal at any time after six months had elapsed. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart.) CHAPMAN V. CHAPMAN. A question was raised in this case as to what was the lia- bility incurred by solicitors who had ...
... Vicarage, Glou- cestershire, the wife of tho Rev. C. E. Hornby, of a son. Jonas.— On the 19th inst., at 30, Woburu place, Russell-square the wife of H. Jonas, Esq., of a daughter. LANQHORS.- On the 19th inst., at Roslyn Park, Hampstead the wire of R. P ...
... ChnstopherAtkinson, Es.j. James M'Master, Esq. Jonn E.in, Esii. John Grant Morris, Esq. Joseph llldes, Esq. Robert Eumney, Esq. Henry urunmg, Esq. j oha Torrance: Esq Rentes. Es. 4 . Charles John Venables, Esq. Darnel Mackenzie, Esq. At a (ieiicral Meeting ...
... selection it JOHN i- 1 ELD s great warehouse, 05 and C 7, Regent-street — Catol > 'uea /COLOURED SCRAPS for CHILDREN (fifth W-'series). An amusing C.llect ion of li>.i Plcrrß-5 for te scrap ?? all different, all Coloured. Post free for st-unoa JOHN JERRARD ...
... Act of 1855, the 16th and 19th of the Queen, the commis- sioners ruled that the exemption was disallowed. jfeMr. Charles Russell, on behalf of the society, contended tint the .7th section of the Consolidating Statute was extensive enough to include mortgage ...
... resolved to uncart The Duke? one of the deer belong- ing to the late Squire Heathcote? and Mr. R. Russell, of Otfonl Castle, who, with his brother, Mr. ?? Russell, was present at the meet, accordingly superintended his turning out at Pratt's Common. The hounds ...
... attend a MEETING at thi London Tavern, THIS DAY (MONDAY), the 24th, at one , ; .. j recisely. . hi ■ hair will be taken by JOHN P. KENNARD, Esq. EDWARD HASLEWOOD. . t:nders'-c urt, Lothbury. LAND and SEA TELEGRAPH i (INSTRUCTION COMPANY (Limited). Capital ...
... Vernon, Rev. John Godding, Mr. Chafy Chafy, the Misses Chafy Chafy, Lieutenant Stewart, R.N., Mrs. and Miss Jones (of Pa'ntgLos), Mr. T. Territt Taylor. Departures : Viscount Southwell, Sir E. Hunter Blair, Lady E. Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Mr. and Mrs ...
... WIGRAM, Esq., Governor. JAMLs STEWART HODGSuN, Esq . Sub-Governor CHARLES JOHN MANNING, Esq., Deputy-Governor. i-ii.ErT • 'its. Robert Barclay, Esq. I William Tetlow Hibbert, Esq. John Garratt Cattley, Esq. ; Wilmot Holland, Esq. Mal-k ?? Close. Er-q. j Egeiton ...