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... the work in almost any direction momenta produce the same before the Vice-Chanoellor, Sir JOHN R. C. PAUL, Esq. of Pro- the operator may desire ; it is also an Arm T ., Swear, at his Chambers, situate at No. 12, Old Bead Master J. W. Kruse, M.R.C.P. - Square ...
... Conner Mr sad Min Land View v, Ashcan/le r Comfort Mr F. G., Lewisham h, Arundell Cowles Min, 1. Fors v Ellenbarough pk Co. Mr John (J. P.). Mrs and f , Wentworth Go: Mrs T. and 1, llose v. Victoria v Co: Mr mod Mrs 8., Camden t. Locking r Co: Mr sad Mra ...
... animal, which at once flew at Mrs. Pomphrey, end bit bar on the arm, first catching bold of the dress of a young girl who was staadhig neer. The dog left three or four teeth marks on her arm, which bled rather freely. In crowexamination the whose said the ...
... South Wales (Mr. Justice Mellor)-Haverfordwest, Feb. don,23; Cardigan, Feb 27- Carmarthen, March 2; Swansea, L the ?? 7; Brecon; March 17; Presteign, March 22; iury, Chester, March 25. case Mr.John Nopkinson, who has becomesenior wrangler for r the this year ...
... Williams, Dominica; Fawn, Putt, Cardiff; Neptune, M'Kinly, Glasgow; Prince of Wales, Swansea; Ant una, Glasgow; Tlvyside, Cardigan ; Rival, Doaiie, New Orleans, via Newport. Wind, S.W. to W.N.W., strong. Homeward bound:—For Bristol—Promise and Ulster. ...
... CREDITON. ESTABLISHED LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND AT . JOHN M. SHERRY'S, 145. ORE STREET, EXETER. EASI EIGHT LARGE SHOW ROOMS ARM CHAIR EVERY DESCRIPTION in GENERAL FURNISHING (Nhw and Second Hand). for LOT OF FIRK PROOF ...
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... for lighting theca 10 April. Mr. Eno, thought It 1•0014 ho prolong:de bunt gee by MOW rather than by contract at No per lamp Arms - man or —11•Jso Vast/ham Lek Ftberiil for Use coasts kos wasted I n t deputy lames Knaptboisia UV, solicitor. Li. Po x. sods ...
... 211 ,Jones Jehn, Nclituno-viI las, Turvyit, g21211n Jones John, Blarndtattle, nowopepour proprietor 0 Joists John, Mtacbyn [iete flour merchant Jones Joht Edward, lDoigeliy1 surgeon21 Jones John Foalkces, Masolynkltgetei 611 Jones Joseph iLecklsnrt, Dareley ...
... long , two lives now aged 50 and 55 years, or tnerea noW . live, at an apportioned yearly rent of tA ■ and John ?n the occupation of Messrs. John Kerslam Darch. Tardea and . Lot 2.—A Leasehold Messuage, Cottage, ug[eßt f*f» d called Notash, containing ...
... [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 ...
... vigorously for some time, and some hundreds of people were quickly on the epot, but, fortunately, by the energetic exertion of Mr. John Doel and P.B. Pierce, the fire had been got under and totally extinguished without causing any destruction of property. But ...