... of Nutfleld and Senior Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, to Jane Eliza Anne Polextes Fuller, daughter of the late Captain Rose Fuller, R. N. 30th ult., at the Parish Church, of Holywell, by the Rev. Canon Jones, vicar, Mr. Robert Lloyd, Greg:Mai to Miss ...

... Watson; Curate of Rudston Rev James Benjalielill Wren. M.A.; Rector of Broome, Norfolk. Patron, Miss ROM Renjafield Rev Rose Fuller Whistler; Rector of Ilketshall St. John, Suffolk. Patron the Queen. Rev Frederick Williams, M.A., Rector of Bettisconrube ...

... Sterndale, Derby Rev. R. C. Watson, M.A., vicar of Ashton-sub-Edge, Glocestertihire- patron, the Earl of Harrowby; Rev. Rose Fuller Whistler, vicar of Ilketshall St. Lawrence, Suffolk Rev. T. Whitley, rector of Letton, Herefordshire Rev. Christopher Hales ...

... D., perpetual curate of St. John the Evaugepl ist, Hs6:utingdon. Rev. Heury Waters, ?? of ColdLaath-fields Priion. Rev. Rose Fuller Whistler, M.A., rectol of Penburat, and vicar of Ashuburilhlam an. nexel. lev. Thomas John Whitworthm, B.A., rector of Grately ...

... o.orge, 20 queen strict, Oxford, assuaging brewer Ross John Harris, 8 St. Geroge's place, Brighton, M.D. Ross Bev John Rose Fuller, Shaftesbury Rose Miss Mary Elizabeth, Toe Nesters, Leioester a Thomas, Keiser, HIM and Co., Burton-on- Treat. brewery clerk ...

... Miss Vigor„, Mrs Pope, Stoke-on-Trent Miss Ashley, „ Mr and Mrs Showel, Birmingham Mrs Huddleston and maid, Welshpool Mrs Rose Fuller, Cheltenham HiU ('red. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Hives, Crouch End Mr and Mrs C Hives, Forest Gate Mr and Mrs Sams, Ealing Mr and ...

... arcourt's letter. --peaking in t • ow* t t w airarn ov fr e om one of Burke'. speeches a oue. April 19th, 1774, wheni Mr. Rose Fuller, A PAGE prtom HISTORY. ',ember for Rye, moved, to into con. At the risk of wearying you for a few sideration the duty o ...

... be left open for further information and that course was agreed to. LEASES-. Ardiiontiona for renewal of losses by Mrs Rose Fuller, 36, 38, 40. and 42, Portlandstreet, by Mr John Owen, of the Chitin and Anchor, South-road, and by Mr J T Davis, of 12 and ...

... premises, no work to be done to the outside between May and October; and of 36, 38. 40, and 42, Portlandstreet, for Mrs Rose Fuller at £lB 15s 10d.. with conditions including the demolition of existing premises, the work not to be commenced before October ...

... se wall he did not think be neechal a licenea—The cows • dismissed.—Flynn said i:o could not make • kettle. Dime Cos..—Rose Fuller, of Dowlais, was fined sa. for stealing coal fours the coal stand at the Doolais Werke, on the 12th MM., the property of ...

... am told that the Deane responded. Songs were rendered by ground is to be widened. It cer- Colr.-Sergt.-Inst. Cox, Miles, Rose, Fuller tainly needs widening, and a good steawl and Mr. Brown. Alter spending a most enjoyroller might be advantageously used ...

... Augustus Fuller entered into a deed. selling him the whole of the estates for are shillings. The original testator, Mr. Rose! Fuller, had created an entail on the estates Augustus Fuller disentailed the estates, and Owen Fuller-ileyrick created another ...