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... Doxford, Esq., M.P. Walter Thorburn, M. . ‘Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. James Paul, Lyon King of Arms. G D. de Courey Perry, Esq., her Majesty’s Consul-General at Antwerp. George Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. The Hon. W. Macpherson, Judge ...
... âThere were seven nominations for the jaition of Deputy Grand-Master, but P.G.s William Hales, of Navenby, and William Hardy, Saxilby, withdrew, and left nomination Bros. William Codling, Stamp End Lodge; Edmund Maltby, Franklin Lodge; George Smalley ...
... to those mentioned. He spoke of the A At Scawhy, Jan, 3nd. Thomas Abraham, % thie nettle the better; the sooner our nation |of Rochester, his friend the Rev. Iluian At Scothern, Jan. 3rd, Thomas Newton, = awoke 1o the danger the better; that it would be ...
... Lindsey Petty Scesional magistrates al Liecoln, yesterday, for trespassing in scarch of geme or jand in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Gourley. at Kettlothorpe, on the 15th Dec.—Mr. J. Gourley deposed to seeing two men with ferrets on lan! over which Mrs. Amcotts ...
... the suiferings of the early Church is fully mwaintain el From Mr. Richani Hoodles’s inccmparable “AMarcus” and Miss Dorotby Thomas's sweet and devout “Mercia” to the most minor charactcr the whole Company is well adapted to capably per form their dificdlt ...
... Apply, Mrs. Lawb. 25. Avond^le-stree^Linooln. CHARGE. All kinds of BERVANTS WANTED once; good wages. — Thomas, OA, Wilbraham-road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, _ MARSHALL REQUIRING all Classes o* SERVANTS for Town and Country ; alao fnr near Sheffield, good Housemaid ...
... Eliza Merrick, 45, and her grandelald, Johu Walker, who were pess- ing, were buried tons of bricks and eitriar. and killed. Mr Thomas Aitken, of the London and Fdin- Shipping Company, awesident of Edinburgh, has given £40,000 in lof the funds of u Mr. itken ...
... Gane appeared for the complainant, and Mr. P coln, defended.—The case was dismissed. orter, Lin- Wicrorr.—Master and Servant.—Thomas Dawber, horseman, Wigtofi, was sammoned for wrongfully ebsenting himeelf from the service of his master, Chas, Vinier,; market ...
... 6y. Mr Cairnes 0 12 7 Mr LU Owner 0 J T Raisin’s B 0 7 Mr & Sneyd's Clansman Mr A Race sia:ted at 3.17. (Winner trasned by Hardie.) Betting: Eve 3 Clansman Li., 9 to 2 agst Don Alon- and others offered 20, 6 to 1 Liquor Amber, 8 to 1 Specs, 10 to i Baifeur ...
... move so far as the Newark Division is| o o, wirs’ Comrasy.—The shareholders e Sresstnsy Glie. .S} T““’ RM N ‘Tl' ¥, Horten, T Thomas Moore, concerned ; consequaatly, the date of the will bo more than pleased with the annual 1 recmpt o ihe follcwing ‘-.h-ld ...
... Councillor T. H White, who was supported by Messrs. W. B»inoiidee, L. H. Allott, H. Nicholson, J. ii. Hardy, W. Walters, W. Lansdowne, J. C. Harris, Thomas White, A. J. Hoe, and the secretary (Mr. Alf Biggadike).—After the cloths had been withdrawn the Chairman ...
... Mus.B, ; 'The Life and Work of the Redeemer: Calls to Discipleship,” by the Rev. Professor Marcus Dodds, ‘* Weak-backed Thomas,” a story of chapel life, by Harry Davies; ‘‘ Christ to the Hill and Cave Dwellers,” by D. L. Woolmer; ‘ The ady of the Manor ...