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... AYLESBURY- Wombwell's visited this town Tuesda last, but the collection was not considered to to what has been before exhibited by the same proprietors, and the attendance was rather limited. Bucks ADjoritED Quarter Session.—On Thursda an adjourned quarter session was held in the Magistrate Chamber, but as there were only two or three magistrate present, no businese of note was transacted. ...
... H. Barrow, of a son. Ellis.—At St. Jude's, New Egham, on the 6th inst., the wife of Mr. G. E. Ellis, formerly of Aylesbury, of a daughter. Green.—ln Walton-street, Aylesbury, recently, the wife of Mr. W. Green, gardener, of a son. Hawtin.—At on the 7th inst., the wife of Mr. J. S. Hawtin, of a son. Heath.—At Thornton Hall, on the lst inst., the wife of Arthur H. Heath, of Madeley Manor, Staffs ...
... Immantjel Hall, Swan Bottom. —The Choir and Sunday School teachers in connection with the above place of worship accepted invitation from Mr. A. Beeson to meet at Russell Farm, Wendover Dean, on Friday, July 25, when tbey spent a few pleasant hours together. About fifty persons, including the workmen on the farm and their friends, sat down to a substantial tea, after which they retired to the ...
... a son. Bennitt.âAt the Rectory, Bletchley, on the 27th ult., the wife of the Rev. William Bennitt, of a daughter. Cheshire.âAt Winslow, on the 24th ult., the wife Mr. John J. Cheshire, of a daughter. Clark.âAt The Villa, Twyford, near Buckingham, on the 21st ult., the wife of Mr. Owen Clark, of a son. Feltham.âAt Winslow, on the 24th ult., Mercy, the wife of the Rev. F. J, Feltham, of ...
... The Abbey Rent Audit.—At the Michaelmas rent audit held few days since at the George Inn, Great Missenden, Messrs. Vernon and Son, the agents of the estate, informed the tenants that in consideration of the exceptional agricultural difficulties of the times, they wero authorised to return to the farm tenants abatement of 15 per cent. This consideration has, we understand, afforded great ...
... AYLESBURY. Cost of Criminal Prisoners.—By official document appears that last year the average cost of prisoner was £27:1; in the preceding year it was £25 :17. Military Movements.—A detachment of the 2nd Dragoon Guards arrived here from Cannock Chase on Thursday, on their way to Woolwich. They left on Friday morning. Missions.—The Archbishop of Canterbury has appointed Wednesday, the 3rd of ...
... at East Barnet, Herts, Mrs. S. Wilson Block, a son. MARRIAGES. On the Tth inst., at Aylesbury Church, Thomas Bryant, coachsmith, to Emma, daughter of William Bunce, both of Aylesbury. On the 9th inst., at Wendover Church, the Rev. C. F. Champneys, Mr. Arthur Beeson, of Lee, to Mary Ann Darvill, of King's Ash, Wendoyer. On the 3rd inst., at the Abbey Church, St. Alban's, tbe Rev. Canon Musgrave ...
... of a son. Creswell.—At Wolverton, on the 17th inst., the wife of Mr. Creswell, of a son. Harris.—At Leighton Buzzard, on the 9th inst., the wife of Mr. Gregory Harris, of a daughter. Marsh:—At Thame, on the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. J. W. Marsh, of a daughter. Marsham.— At Stoke Lyne Vicarage, on the loth inst., the wife of the Rev. Cloudesley D. B. Marsham. of daughter. Mead.—At Amersham, ...