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... LOa7ti mi ?? Compatny, EDWIN GAttllOD, Secretary. 22, h-etat coo)-ye-street, Wteshtninter, S. 7Y. W Agents in Oxfordslire, JOHN IN. DAVENPORT, Esq., County Rall, Oxford, and Messrs, JONAS PAXTON, fvY, and CASTLEi, 1icester; Agents in Berkshire, J. T. ...
... SALE in the above Yard on) T-uesday, Octriber 18thI early Entries for which- will gr-atly obltige, iidiressed to the Lctngiton Arms EHatel, Chippitig-Nor-toit Junction, or 1, Temple-row West, Birmnittghamii Vendorsi' a~ceutotit settled immediately after close ...
... AND IN THE MATTER OF JOHN HARVEY YACHT AND SHIPBUILDING COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the Resolutions duly passed for the voluntary winding up of tbe above-named Company, the Liquidator, Mr. Edward John Gardiner, of No. 8, ...
... officers not below the rank of thought he could throw away his arms, just «s if permitted will lead to = reach of the peace, they | corporal, may, should they desire it, at once extend Grattan disbanded the vol - R A it should at once cause & sworn information ...
... Christchurch— John Street, ironmonger. Portsea— GoU well and Kemp, ironmongers. Gosport— T. Wolfe, 13, North-street. Fareham— G. G. Darby, 105, West-street. Lyndhurst— E. A. Hillyar, grooer, Au. Bingwood— W. Cbilvera, ironmonger*. Havatit— John Arter, ironmoager ...
... additional apace to the roadway, whs® previously was very narrow this point. N«w Choboh roe Cowunr Sr. John.— A* new district church for the Cowley John parish is needed, the accommodation in prerent iron church being altogether inadequate, preliminary sUrahav ...
... coals, but they all knew he was • mere voting madam at the Council—Wm • jach.in.the•box—when the seeing was palled up went his arm. This wee the Willlhim Parish, Gentleman, whose name appeared on that famous petition, and they all knew that those who signed ...
... Rugman. rm. CLAsS 6 (double or three furrow ploughs, open to subscrihers on!)g‘ Mr. E. W. Martin, No;nch Park .Cox, G. Parish. 'arm. Mr. T. J. Beunett, Cobham. G. Stratford, C. White. The following rewards were given to AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER SERVANTS. CLASS ...
... CLASSES. ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL TO QUEBEC EVERY THURSDAY - to BOSTON direct, aod to BALTIMORE, VIA ST JOHN* N.F., and HALIFAX. EVEBY ALTERNATE TUESDAY ' Saloon, £12, £15, and £18. Intermediate, £8 Bs. Steeraso £■) 6s. by Mail Steamers ...
... severe fracture of arms; Mrs. Johnson, Ripon, bruises on leg; Mr. Dobson, Leeds, sprained elbow and ankle ; Thomas Green and William Green, colliers, cut and shaken ; John Parkin, driver of the first engine, cut bruised, and scalded ; John 'harp, fireman ...
... Edgar Lox- Potter ton Wincheater— Mr. John Colson Lyndhurst— Mr. Joseph Short „ Mr. Char lea Millbrook— Mr. E. J. Robineon Wooldridge Odiham— Mr. Henry Gotelee Wickham, near Fareham— Mr. Peter afield— Mr. Joseph John Price Soamea ISLE OF WIGHT. Cowes— Messrs ...
... charged with stealing five coats, value 455., from the shop of Messrs. Crofts, pawnbrokers, liViudmill-street : and also two Cardigan jackete, value 9s. 10d., from the shop of Mr. Marshall, New-road. This latter charge was not pressed.—lt was proved by P ...