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... sides concurred in the sug- gestion of hia lordship, and it will therefore be carried ont. EX-FAETE BENNETT. Mr. Anderaon applied on behalf of Mr. John Bennett, who for many years had been the proprietor of a public- bouse called the Grecian, at Manchester ...
... action, air-tight, damptight. and dust-tight.—66, Cheapaide, London, Good Chains manufacturers’ prices. P. 0.0, to John Bennett. BENNETT, 65 and 64, Cheapside. EDENT and CO., 61, Strand; and • and 35 (within), Royal Exchange, London, Manufacturers Watches ...
... post, one of BENNETT'S LADY'S GOLD WATCHES, perfect for time, beauty, and workmanship, with keyless action, air tight, damp tight, and dust tight. 65, Cheapside. London. Good chains at manufacturer's prices. P.O.O. to John Bennett.-- BENNETT, 65 and 64 ...
... Pour visit. = costly | > ask! JOHN BENNETT ON TECH? | ch at EDUCATION. BLAKE Sir John Bennett delivered to a numerons a meet- | | in the lecture-hall of the Barbican Literary . 8 | tion, New North-road, on Friday evening, a teristic and interesting lecture ...
... Centennial Exhibition has been presented by the British Government to the Pennsylvania Museum, whither it was sent when Sir Herbert Sanford left America. The collection highly prized at Philadelphia, is now on exhibition in the Memorial Hall. For the steam ...
... —Apply 15, Plough-lane, St, Jahn's-hill, Clapham Junction. BLACK FRlARS.—Warehouse, workroom, or workshop, with gas.—l 6, Bennett-street, .Stamford-street : behind churchyard. HOUSE to LET ; £50; 1, Ennnuel-terrace, Omnibus, tram, railway.— Seard, Bow-lane ...
... Tabor, a man named Bennett, whose Christian name he did not know, and a captain of the Royal Engineers who took passage home in the ship; he had heard his name was Ferrier, Witness was an able seaman on board the Eurydice. Bennett was captain of the ...
... ttii— August 17, at Montane House, West-green, Tot- ,,'•11111, Hannah Campion, the beloved wife of C. J. Allen of ?? -k i:\t hange, and 28, Cornhill, aged 35 years. .}• -August 18, at Ramsgate, Ann Jauc, widow of Daniel AH ?? 63d Regiment, aged 72. --auiei ...
... Mr J. Butler’ k Bareback, by Roscius— Miss | mra. Oe oe ne : R. M. be w Donald Barr, by Hopeful Joe- Mr C. J. Harris’s bk Herbert, by Peasant W. R. Scowcroft’s f Shudebil!, by Parrier—Cerito Mr W. J. Challinor’s f Baron \ den, by Farrie: ce, ware ome ere ...
... which forcibly reminds me of class of persons I have met, who, having nothing to say, seek for a convenient peg on which to hang that nothing; I would say that, while he may think »«*/« participation in political life is the onlv way in which activity ...
... Rugeley. The ceremony was performed by the rector, the Rev. H. Skipworth, uncle to the bride, assisted by the Rev. Canon Leigh Bennett, brother-in-law to the bride. The bride, who was given away by her brother, the Rev. Grey Skipworth, was attended by four ...
... pulled me in. I assisted them to help othera in. I saw some ropea hanging from the aide of tbe screw collier and people hang- . ing on them. We helped a gentleman and hia wife who ' were hanging on the iones into the boat. The boat put us ashore on South Woolwich ...