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... substantial Christmas fare, consisting the usual viands with unlimited supplv plum paddings, was provided for the 5,000 troopa all arms who now compose the garrison Chatham. At the usual hour on Christmas morning the various regiment* were paraded for Divine ...
... plumber, end Elizabeth Coats, 25, spinster, berglery at ; James Good, 19, labourer, and John Willis, 23, [abeam?, robbery from the perms at Stone, near Dertford ; John Lionel Cramp (on bail), abortion at 'foobridp. Tea New Pemozzo. Acr.— On Wednesday the ...
... Parker or Mr Dans.— Gnome Deem, a bobber and tattle defiler, curries on Deems. at Tabbies Wills, mid ha was acqnsisted with John Potter sad Ralph Palmer, the defeedaot. a farmer, ol ItobiNgbow, la kerns. He wade his emnalemsee Ia hamlet, IBM. and sold ...
... Gentlemen, I protest against Home Rule in the interests of Ireland—(applause). Ireland, the country which has produced Burke, Grattan, Curran, Shell, Moore, Caims, Wellington, deserve something better than to be reduced mere province the Empire, with no more ...
... brresr.—An inquest was held by W. W. Robinson, Esq., County Coroner, at the Daahwood Arms, on Tuay, on the body of Agnes Lavinia Simmonds, the tinbaptised child of John George Simmonds, an agricultural labourer, residing at Crow's Castle I which wan found ...
... and looked under the horse-box, and witness caught hold of his arm and asked him what he was doing there. He wanted witness to let him go, but he would not, and took him to Mr. Dixon.- John Halsey, examiner of carriages at the station, said he saw the ...
... Neighbour, aged 65 years. Feb. 8, at Eke Mount, St. 'John's Road, Oxford, Sarah Ann, widow of Mr. Thomas Ranger, corn merchant, aged 82 iib e r 8, after a long and afilictioe, Mary, the beloved wife of John Pargeter, of 1, South Parade, Grimsbury, aged 67 ...
... stealthily and look under the horse box. He took hold of his arm, and asked him what he was doing there. He said it was all right, and asked to be let go, but witness took him to the station' master.—John Halsey, examiner of carriages, said that he first saw ...
... telegrac j saying that Lustre waa tried on Friday with Lord j Cardigan 11. and Kirkstall Abbey, and that the latter *3 ? represent Mr. Edo. The puppy is a fawn and white do; by Lord Cardigan out of Jessie, and the property of Mr. Wilson Cliff, a fellow-member ...
... merobant Bear, John, and maria Bea~r, 21, Friar-street, Subury, esquire Bleauvais, John Ruesell, 4,;Wincheap-grove, Canterbuary, esquire Beatty, Catherine, care ot' T. P. Barrell, Egg., 0, Whitehiall~plAee, Westninster, spinster Bear, John, Sudbury, etqquire ...
... &ordeal, 'cinder O'Neill Alicia, Toentbarklire, Ireland, eploster O'Neill John O. }Heating; esquire Ann Keats (dimmed), and 0. A. CYNelll O'Neill John Gower, Hastings, esquire O'Reilly John, 111 London reed, Bt. Leonard's, M.D. O'Reilly Rev. Thomas, Stradons ...
... Monmouth, tin plate msuunfacturer Griffiths, Hagh, Llano GriMiths, John, Nenadd Arms Inn, Llandovery, Griffiths, John, Fareham, Haats, esquire Grifiths, Joshua, High terrace, Now Quay, Cardigan master mariner Griffiths, Maarice, tecrrace, South Penge park ...