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... debt, states the bankrupt, arose from being induced by G. F. Hudson, late manager, to become collateral sccuritiy tor Mr. John Russell in speculation in Corent Garden Theatre, They claim have equitable charge interest, and share of profits from tho Hampstead ...
... CHARGE AGAINST A MERCHANT. the Mansion House yesterday, John J. Solomons, commission agent, of 90, Lower Thames-street, was brought before the Lord Mayor for further examination, on the charge obtaining goods by false pretences. the last occasion evidence ...
... Carnarvonshire, the nomination the Dowager Lady Erskine. The Bishop of Winchester has instituted the Rev. John Saltwell Pinkerton, 8.D., chaplain of Bt. John’s College, Oxford, to the vicarage of Leckford, and the Rev. Thomas Charles Williams, curate of Bt. ...
... D. Allcroft has been large contributor to tho new building. The Itev. .Piaford has been appointed tho first incumbent. Mb, John Stuabt Mill takes the Spectator to task for misrepresentation of his speech at tho education meeting at St. James’s Holi, and ...
... 11. Allcroft has been a large contributor to tho new building. The Rev. .Platord has been appointed tho first incumbent. Mb. John Stuabt Mill takes tho Spectator to task for misrepresentation his speech at tho education meeting at St. James's Hall, and ...
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... night the sermon under the dome of St. Paul’s to an overwhelming con-wegation. He selected for his text tho 18th chapter of St. John’s Gospel, verso 37—“ Art thou King, then —and gave an able exposition of the fundamental principles of tho Christian faith ...
... was decidedly of opinion that overlading was the great cause of the loss of ships, and that the evil was on the increase. Sir John Pakington took occasion to explain that what he had said about the City of Boston he did not intend in any way whatever to-reflect ...