... death the Calcutta Bar loses one of its ablest representatives. He was born in 18. and was the second son of John Evans, Lovesgrove, County Cardigan. He was educated at Winchester and Corpus Christie Col lege, Oxford, and was a Bsrristser of Lin coins Inn ...

... Turpin, but he would li. Duodus, and Mr. Byrne, whose Irish bring. not start with the rest. Boudoir lamp crimson shade, Sir John THIRD thee.—Two furlong match. Catchand Lady Woodburn ; gold bracelet set with with mandolin occompaniment, was very sinasitig ...

... 900; cardigan jackets, warm undercoats, warm draws (long) 8.53; warm shirts, • 2,722; felt slippers, 2,000; warm pyjama suits, 200; muffler;, 400 and hand towels, 400. This indent has been eompli3d with in full and all the hrtielea were to Sir John Nixoa ...

... and benevolent despotism, under a ruler !pointed a cadet of infantry in Bengal, and of a superior and exotic race, standing Arm wesigned the E. 1. Co.'s service 11 years and isolated amidst racial jealousies, as no later. On his voyage home he visited* ...