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... dealers, accepted of the sparione certificates payment for goods, and sent them to Messrs. Koontse Brothers semsd. Messrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick, of Broadway, had mM LfiQOdoi worth diamonds to man who seemed wealthy and had the £K>oirenlani in payment. His ...
... amongst the members present were Lord Sondes, Mr. C. S. Hardy, Mr. Matthew Bell, Messrs. J. C. Alexander, C. Neame, Richard Knight, James Lake, R. Neame, B. Hodges, J. Robinson, F. Beard, G. Dowker, Thomas Lake, Knight, Nethersole, J. Day, Pepper, J. Honeyball ...
... St. I GvOCE'R.-Wanted, a stout. active tad to Lea the T Xhdce.-Apply to B. Tail, Hiiese SIHOCERi ?? stan Wasted, a er3' ?? Thomas W~ls, 1 Camnpesle, Cross, mylno el , R1P ROCtBIES and PROVIS1ON-Wanted, ssnart Young : Man. Character must stand strict i ...
... Migration of Auituals, and Mr. Grant Allen coutsibutes an snide on Nation Making. The Itminim:Lou of Aslianto, Thomas Chatterton, and are among the other papers. The Art Journal (Messrs. Virtue and Co., City-road), ntains in the Noveurber ...
... Private sale. have been effeeted by Mr Barker as follows —Mr Hay T. Smith's farm, at Ashburton, 275 scree, at a per acre, to Mx Thomas Bullock; Messrs Aitken and Smith's farm, Ashburton, 360 acres, to Hr T. Bullock, at £4 5s per acre. Farm, unimproved, on Mr ...
... H JP Alder J L Vaughan JP W Claye Councillors A Parkes Leigh J Needham A Gothard T Burrows W Kitchen J K Goulden J Eams-B Hardy Howard J W Hopo W Hartley J Thompson T Worthington j Cuppleditch G Nelstrop A S Worthington the town Mr the ohief constable ...
... Coates oe TO wee Mr. Willian Mr. Willian Mr. Edmun Joseph Bro Mr. John L Mr. John Se ‘Thomas Birch, Mr. James ! Mr. Budwor Thomas Bar Ashton Blackba Mr. Edmund Ht Mr. Thomas Sta Mr. Chippendale Mr. James Grea Mr. Hadfield Mr, Edward Ha’ Jno. Gore Booth ...
... liatterworth, Els'ecar, A Respectable Working Housekeeper for a business house; age from to 3n. A servant kept.—Address Mrs. Hardy, Hampden-villa, Waverley-street, Nottingham. A Good Plain Cook or Kitchen-Housekeeper, where there are only two in family. ...
... Frye—Rowe.—On the 23rd mat., St.'Peter's ohuroh, Dublin Alfred Thomas, G.P.0., Dublin 1 second son of JT. Fryo, Saffron Wnlden, Essex! to Selina Harr et Jane (L°na), elde-t daughter of Thomas Kowe, R.E.D., 78 Kenilworth-square, Dub': n. Owen—He alt.—-On ...
... Monday last, appointed Mr. John Wilson registrar of births and deaths for the Pinchbeck district of the Union, in the place Mr. Thomas Stiles, resigned, who has held the office since 1837. There were two applicants. Challenge Cup—The Rifle Corps Challenge Cup ...
... amongst the members present were Lord Sondes, Mr. C. S. Hardy, Mr. Matthew Bell, Messrs. J. C. Alexander, C. Neame, Richard Knight, James Lake. Neame, B. Hodges, J. Robinson, F. Beard, G. l)owker, Thomas Lake, Knight, Nether.°le, J. Day, Pepper, J. Honeyball ...
... ?? Courts, 8? -0- NEBWCASTLE.-FRwAy. ALLEGED FRAUD ON THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY COMPAN Y. James L-all and Thomas Hudson were charged, or remand, with conspiring to defraud the North-Eastern Railway Company. The ease has already been reported.- Hudson ...