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... struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled to expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the de- fence. His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping, when the policeman ...
... to Kurrachee. The officers going out with the battery aie Maj. Plant, commanding, Capt. Griersou, and Lieutenants Gordon, Roberts, and Hext. A strong draft of the Ist Batt. Scottish Bifles (the Cainei onians) also left Aldershot for Portsmouth to embark ...
... as follows: purple madder, ivory black, Indian lake, yellow madder (pels). French and para ultramarine, burnt sienna, and light ted (ground tint), yellow ochre, light red. Field’s orange vermilion, strontium yellow, vermilion, madder carmine, Indian red ...
... 000g5, that on Bushey Park 3,000g5, and in Coylton's case l,ooogs. Buyers of this class of stock were not in evidence. Sir Robert Jardine's racing stud was included in the sale, and a well-bred lot of horses were disposed of well within their value as ...
... i .. P - netiti-'. ?? v. King (two), part heard ; Ankers v. ■ * NeviiL, Dunn v. Dunn, Wealheiby v. 6t. ?? nut, crowfoot v. Madder.— Sit at ten. I - COURT, WESTMINSTER. , Wallace, part heard; Bradstock v. , ii. ' ?? Siurre v. Dimsdale. Earl ». Groocork ...
... George Rich. Ou the 6lh inst., at St. Pancras Church, Richard Madox Bromley, Esq., of the Admiralty, to Clara, daughter of Robert Moser, Esq., of Gordon -place, Tavistock-square. On the 30th of May, in the island of St. Vincent, Captain Caledon Richard ...
... Menoet dea Follct# \ li into di-a Hylphea Fanat.) Berlioa. LAWRENCE REA. , Al. Admiamoo free. Uvual agents the hall, aad Robert Now. QUEEN'S HALL ASH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, February 25. at X QUERN HALL ORCHESTRA. Con (tor—Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. Suite la E ...
... several interesting palettes. Mr. Shaw, B.L, who loves the splendid hues of Medinval costume uses Chinese vermilion, rose madder, madder carmine, cobalt blue, cobalt violet, pels cadmium, aurealine, cerulean bine, burnt sienna, Indian red, burnt umber, raw ...
... C Gaisford, to the Triumph. Fleet-Surg. E. ?? to the Iron Duke. Staff-Surgeons — W. F. Spencer, lv the Rapid : and EL J. Madders, to the Duke of Welling- -1 ?? Surgeons — ll. F. Iliewicz and C. J. Nolan, to the hoa I'uke ; 11. F. Yeo, to Sheerness Dockyard ...
... kept company with them for profit and to the damage of the Gild. And again, Robert of Walton charged that when he ought to have dyed wool in woad he put that part in madder, where he ought to have dyed it entirely in woad. He confessed. The text of ...
... amber, yellow ochre, flake white, and, a supplementary, roes madder. Medium : linseed oil 1, oil copal. Mr. Horace M. Livens, also a flna colourist, rata his palette thus: brown madder, rose madder, French ultramarine, orange cadmium, burnt sienna, ivory ...
... GEOGRAPHICAL SOUETY.-Fbb. 26. (It. B. Murchison, Esq., President, in the Chair.) Were elected Fellows of the Society— The Hon. Robert Clive, MP., Wra. Forsyth, Esq., and G. Vacher, Esq. A letter was read from the Chevalier Schomburgh, dated Demerara, 16ih ...