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... 1. C. Wakefield and K. Williams, forwarrls. Pembroke.-Keel!, back; Howaril, threewroarter backs; and Walker, halfbacks; Crewe. Davi'*. GeenfieM, Uelsby, Hyde, Phillipaon, Wallace, and Wedlake, b.rwards. Bt. V. P j rates F. Aim AC. —Plare'l Clapton and ...
... Cefncoedycymmcr, flannel dealer, March 19, Merthyr Tydfil. SEA6AR, William, Whitchurch, grocer, March 19, at Nsntwicb and Crewe. . . DAVIS, William Alfred, Nottingham, lace commission agent, March 18, at Nottingham. SPICK, Joel, Farndoti, near Newark, com ...
... d, West Bromwich 1 1 Wood, A. R., Wolstanton Harden, Herbert, Crewe C 10 Bostook, B. 8., Crewe 0 10 Pours, Rey. A. W., Crewe Davies, Councillor C. 8., Crewe Jervis, Abraham, Crewe 0 10 Sibley, Joseph, Crewe 0 10 O'Leary, J. W., Craven Arms Edwards, George ...
... disastrous voyage to the his voyage home to Englar._ when, on the 30th of January island of Placencia, off the boat's crew, Davis found the a supply of fruits and roots able to pilot his ship into a fresh water near the beach. hoops for casks, collecting ...
... After good stari they thcik! in close company to Craven Steps, where a foul look place between Baker’s crew ami Hall’s crew, Davis slipping past ere tlry could extricate themselves, and winning easdv, exciting race for secoud resulted in Ha'l’s favour ...
... The Anne antly the vessel to which the Sennen (Cornwall) of with a volunteer crew on Wednesday night, dud On - schooner crew, Davis is lifeboat IS ' Father Dearsley Gone. and effects of Wilmington Vicarage were sold - on Tuesday, by order of Father ...
... STARVING AMID ICE. FOR FIVE DAYS CREW DAVI: NEITHER Fi NOR DRINii. Huge fields of floating ice gathered round schooner Housatonic when she neared Point, on her way to South Brooklyn, and became unmanageable. Drifting from course, the ice stove a hole ...
... Burwood, Shepperd, and H. Redding; second crew— R. Myers, *T. Butterfield, A. Goldsmith, B. Waters, and A. Reed; third crew—]. Davis, W. Gwynne, W. Read, G. Cossy, and ]J. Murphy; fourth crew—W. Goldsmith, Hampshere, Delay, Beal, and J. Metcalfe. Mr. C ...
... Blackstaffe’s crow won by three quarters of a length; a length only separating second and third boats. Hkxt. Franklin*® Crew Davies’s Crew 2 Blaekstalle's Crew 3 even start was and a most magnificent struggle eniued, and «o dote were three craws, that ...
... RALLAND at Liberty for Pantomime, Principal Gisl. Now on Baie Xe Year ot fo a as, LYCEUM THE. LULU, in “A Tri; rip to, Ci CREWE. DAVIES WEBSTER Dieengaged, Just concladed her Second En; for which sincere thanks to her—with ee Kitay Loftus. Lead, or other ...
... Cooksey, W. • Carman Brierley 1.1111 Cooper. C. Blacksmith . Wolverton Coops, T. Fireman Crewe , Darlington, J. J. Cleaner Crewe. Davis, C. Cleaner Manchester Davies, S. Labourer Crewe Egan, T. Stevedore Garston Docks Emsley, A. E. Carman Lohdon Evans, F ...
... Beauchamp, Boston, Brossey, Breadalbane, Carring ton, Castletown, Chesterfield, Chichester, Colebrooke, Coleridge, Courtney, Crewe, Davy, Denman. Durham, Elgin, Eversley, Fitzmaurice, Glantawe, Granard, Grimthorpe, Hamilton of Dalzell, Havereham, Headley, Lucas ...