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... successor in the baronetcy, who was baptised John Rahere, after the founder of the priory church and hospital. Rabere, be it remembered, was king’s jester, and his famous benefactions were due to a vision. Sir John Rahere Paget is a barrister-at-law, fairly ...
... receiving that scientific attention which it has leng lacked. It does not follow that a 2 person need to be the size of Sir John Falstaff to show that he is unhealthily fat. According to a per- sen’s height, so should his weight correspond, = and his standard ...
... magistrates subsequently, the Rev. J- T. Dove was unanimously elected chairman of the Spalding Bench, in place of the Rev. J. Russell Jackson.— The Boston magistrates were opposed to a separate chairman being appointed for the Spalding Sessions, which, they ...
... Upwell, Wisbech. g~l a Girl learn Dressmaking and help with light Housework. Must be quick and obliging. Apply A.S., 74, Russell-street, Pgterboro'. IRL (resspectable) to assist in House. Good home.— X Apply W. H. Chamberlin, 11, St. Matthias-road, Carl ...
... charge Dr. Cioper withdrew proceedings, John Smith, labourer, was charged with stealing overcoat, a silk neckerchief, and pair gloves, the property of Edward Barnard, at Wisbej-h, on Dec. _7th. - Mr. H. ST. John (instructed.by Mr. A. prosecuted.—Sentenced ...
... Christmas cards; Mrs. Gqan'fcani, p cure books ; Mr. P. ('N>«on, magazines; Mrs. J. M. Collingham, clothing; Holmes and Rosser, .John Smith, and Chaa.Fowler, coffee; A. W. Hall, sugar; Co-operative Society, 10s. worth of buns. k vibtb. -The people of Lincoln ...
... transaction dvil business. REV, J. RUSSELL JACKSON'S SUCCESSOR. CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN ?—A CURIOUS POSITION. The first notice ot business the agenda paper was to appoint Chairman of the Bench in the room of the Rev, J. Russell Jackson, deceased.” The Chairman ...
... Demi*. 3. Plasibselvvinet. Spa mg, nay he dagly.-44rt. es to the Prince of Wales. ad. see saltou . old • I. flied twat 2e.dss John Wont le and of foatega .ad Ito,. 1.100. Oo uls• farm in this county, the potato Vases aro one wile and 40 3 in length. tipakluig ...
... contingent upon the Christmas season having left their accustomed effects. The Vicar preached very appropriate sermon from St. John viii., the Light of the World. The eveuing service, which had been announced to consist of short service, with carols by ...
... upon ihe numbers at the be- ginnmg of last yeor A conference of scienc each ers Was opened on Wednesday at the Twp Hoge, Sir John Lubbock, M.V., presid of botany tn sehools wae Sir Stafford Northcote, Governor-Designate of Bombay, was on Wednesd night to ...
... we found again near Grashv Bottom, and the dog hounds raced away over and Cottagers' Dale the Mausoleum. Hinting slowly by John q,'Gaunt into tbe deer park, they ohauged in mid field and ran through Iron gala Wot and Mark Cooper's Covert over railway ...
... having any Claim against the said T. and J. Russell, farmers, are requested send their claims in to T. RUSSELL, Wyhatn. Sigued this 10th day of January. IyUO. TOM RUSSELL, Wyhatn. JAMES RUSSELL, Fulitow. JOHN TAYLOR MARSTON, deceased. ALL ...