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... Tontpn, Saple-inn. Flist Robert. Shotticld. merchant. Feb. 20, Mareh 22, at 11, ot the Renmson. Sheflicld : and M. Court of Rankruptey, Leeds.— N Ly Y it Johm, 1. merchant, Feh. 24, Mareh 22, at 11, at the Comrt of Bankruptey, Levis—Me. Beanson, Sheffield ...
... ribhon at the disposal of Ministers of the order of the Thistle, The decensed was also & kuight of the Russian Orders of St Andrew and St George, a Privy Councillor, a Commissioner of the Royal Militay Cuilegze, and Royal Mititary Asylom, Viee-Adwical of ...
... the church at Dawley, Salop ; enlarging, by rebuilding, the nave of the church at Holeombe Burnell, Devon ; repairing the ehurch at Holwell, Beds; enlarging the ehureh at Codford St. Mary, Wilts; enlarging, by rebuilding, the nave of the church at W ...
... comprised in the shove devise are at the upper end of St. (iirm’s--ln\-fi. near the church-yard, an! wore lately occupied by Mr. M'Korkell. They are now lit to Dr. Alphweus Andrews, at the vearly rent of £330, which is distributed by the General Charity Trustees ...
... pursuance of the notice issued by the Sub-ree. tor of the College on the Ist March, the fellows of this society met after chapel on Saturday morning, and proceeded to the election of & new rector. Rev. W. Andrews, Sub. rector, and Rev, J. T. Lys, Senior ...
... Woul, for stealing halt-a-quartern loaf, belonging to Muses Blinks, 4 days, BT . R Eton.—Murtin Kelley (22), Prederick Wiltshire (20), and dobin Brown (22), for stealing five o s, belomging to Chas. Edwin Deadman, Kelly wnd Wiltshire pleaded guilty ; Brown ...
... about tintout. s fulliws :—lu the morning, after o sermon at |4, 8, per stone, the pansh church, by the rector, from Luke | 0 T svoming, at the Holy Trinty Church, from Psalim exai., | 800 s below Madimarston camp, was opened on Mo 1-2, upwards of €ll5 ...
... 8o grect s the demand for wen as schatitutes in the U then & srayling, perhaps 3 when suddenly he |il the distriet of St. Andrew, may | request & spuce it | Preuch army that the price b incrensed i the doart et s Creme astonshment, not trout, nor ngray- ...
... Schools and Parsonage-houses for the town of Northampton,” to be by them apphied to the special object of building schools in St Andrew's and St Edinund’s parishes ; and that, when the sale of the Central Schools shall have taken place, the money thenee arising ...
... voicing; in fact the whole instrument must be overhauled and put in order. Messrs. Foster and Andrews, of Hull, the builders of the Organ at Holy Trinity Church, estimate the cost of this work at £5O, for which sum they will undertake to carry it out thoroughly ...
... before, which was a great gain to those who possessed gold, but a corresponding loss to the owners of silver. Silver was now 22 times less valuable than gold, instead of 15, and the rupee, once worth 25., was now worth but Is. 4d. Silver valued in the ...
... Caleraft and the Rev. Andrew Trollope, the executors, the value of the personal estate exceediag £45,000, The testator bequeaths £4OOO to Anthony Lucas : £5OO to each executor; £2OO each to the vicars and churchwardens of the churches at Edithweston and ...