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... which displayed in some beautiful compositions upon the organ, particularly Handels F.leventh while Mr. Ashe, Mr. Marshal, Mr. Ashley, Me>rs. Pet.Ules, and all the other able assistants in the vocal and instrumental part-f of the pertormanci, exhibited their ...
... an accomplice | with the above James Bern man ; Stephen Collett, lor stealing a silk purse, eight half crow ns, Ac. of m. Ashley, of ick and Ab.-un ; and George Wells, for burglary in the house the Rev. Alfred Jenner. Transportation tor Life. —John Gibbs ...
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... (he lieevy pre ssure advertuM-aient*. «br> aiattcr that will not hear puatpmiement. >*•*( ...
... tlemar.d far supply.- fatl lot. II KAi-Tii of Towns Association.—A numerous deputation from this n-wociutHai, headed l-ord Ashley, and accouipatiied bv Irom same ..f the . d 1.-s, upon Sir Uc-ra* they, S,-. rotary Stat tin.- 11* •me I>ei-artincut, and ...
... charged with being drunk and assaulting P.C. Harris on the previous evening, in We stgate•street, was Sued 10s. and costs. Frank Artue, jun., of Minaterworth, charged with assaulting Jame* Barrett, of the same place, at the White Swan, Weatgate.street, ou Saturday ...
... Lawrence, Mr. J. Lilly white; Messrs. W. Smith, E. Smith. Malvern, Burge, S. T. Birchley, Haselton, Coombes, H. Gilling, Artus, Webb, W Davis, Halford, Brookes, Taylor, J. M. Clark, Haines, White, Snowsell, Swinford, Macleod, Sharland, Lenthall, Ryder ...
... killed the wrong man. course the end the usual result ia attained —virtue is triumphant, and villany ia defeated. Mr J. B. Ashley, the hero, and Miss Rose Tate, the heroine, Maude Deveril, shared the bonoers. and the was divided between Messrs Outtrim ...
... VVtiite. Patebeson old garments—l 8. Artus, Emily Attwo d. Stocking darning—l Lily Parry, 2 Emily Attwood. Knitted shawls or pettiooats Annie Smith. Children's pinafores—2 Charlotte King. Models (to scale) W. Ashley, W. Clutterbuck. Landscape drawing—2 ...
... ASSURANCE CO. (THE OLDEST AND LARGEST,) HAS SINCE 1849 TATD FOR ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS £3,200,000. 1349. Rt. Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Chairmat 64, CORNHIU,, LONDON. W. D. MASSY, \ A. VIAN, Secs Secsp. YOU WANT YOUR PAPER SEE THAT YOU GET . THE CITIZENS the ...
... ASSURANCE CO. (THE OLDEST AND LARGEST,) HAS SINCE 1849 PAID FOB ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS £3,200,000. 1849. Rt, Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Chairmai CORN HILL, LONDON. W. D. MASSY, A. VIAN, / Sees - YOU WANT YOUR PAPER SEE THAT YOU GET IT THE CITIZEN ON SALE ...
... ASSURANCE CO. (THE OLDEST AND LARGEST,) HAS SINCE 1849 PAID FOX ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS Established 1849. Rt. Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Chairman 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. W. D. MASSY, A. VIAN, J Secs SecsiT YOU WANT YOUR PAPER SEE THAT YOU GET IT, THE CITIZEN ...