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... Dale Street, to John Cavill; Merchants' Arms, Merchant Street, to Stephen Martell; Standard, Lawrence Hill, to John Cooksley; Golden Boot, Lawrence Hill, to Peter Groves; Marlborough House, Easton Road, to Samuel Wm. Robinson Gladstone Arms, Gladstone Street ...
... Dalewtreet. to John Cavil) ; Merchants' Arms, Merchant-street, to Stephen Martell ; Standard, Lawrencehill, to John Cooksley ; Golden Sot. Lawrence-hill, to Peter Caws ; Mariborlmb House. Elton-road, to Sam!. ' Widiam Robinson ; Gladstone Arms, Gladstone-street ...
... on Tueoday morning, at Alderhury Church, to the Rev. Felix John Buckley, son of General Buckley, formerly member for Salisbury, and Equerry to the Queen. Jose Both ix ,Titoostn.—A. men named John Bull has just been had up before the Uighur!' magiotratoi ...
... Stratfend-orm-AvomIS Jones John, Neptunsl-villas, Torvyn, Mcrlonotls, gentlemrar My Jones John, N. P. Bank. tnnduov ry, gentlem an Jones John, iarnstOt~,1. sewspiper proprietor SMay Jones John. ohya lotis ,flour merchant g Mary Josree John ...
... - lrom Snow to Daniel toif'c • atched °use, Bute Street, from James John John Smith; Peel Hotel, Peel Street, David ; Prince of Wales, Adam Street, from u-°, t °. Varies ; Bnte Arms, Bute Street, from Wiltshire to Antonio Heitzmsn; Ship on Launch, r ...
... the paw a great Senegal lion, which instantly seized his finger and began to draw his arm within the bars of the cage; two other-lions the cage also sprang upon the arm, which was literally devoured before the lion-tamer could get into the cage to command ...
... Unreserved I Seats, 2s.; Great Gallery, lb [8772 VICTORIA-ROOMS, CLIFTON. MONDAY EVENfNG, APRIL 29TH, A LDCTURFv will be given by ' JOHN MACGREGOR, ESQ,, K.A., In which he will describe BOB ROY UNDER GROUND. .F Doo open at lalf-past Seven. The chair will be ...
... dear, luxuries cheaper, clothes dearer than in I echnolmadere (hear, hear). In all nchoole the natural ten- Ragland (Consul Grattan). Diet. -Coffee adulterated I demo, of teaching was to get into • system of routine. with chicory, without milk or anger, ...
... Adder, both Cork; Argo, Dublin; Lara, Waterford: Briton, Wexfor-t; Bride. Hayle; Henry E. Taylor, Aberystwith; Tivysido, Cardigan; Noatli Abbey, Neath; Marley Hill, Liverpool. In for Gloucester:—Max, Duise, Dantzic. SAILED:—EagIe, Siddal, Neath; Cambria ...
... been suable, otters himself for re•elatlon to elect an Meador la the passe of slr John 11. my Osmond, who retiree. sad other business of such 1. - fabler. General Neale& JOHN BENNETT, Sweeten. 11th M. 1111. THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT RANI Capital. (Is 10 ...
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... George Inn, Narrow Wine -Street, to pay farewell tribe of .respect to their lato aoapeoter, Mr John Bateman, on hia retirement from the service. The Chairman, Mir John B. Hammond, after eulogising .the character of their guest, presented him with handsome silver ...