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... HAMPSHIRE EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS. The Easier Sessions for the County were opened ihe at Winchester, Monday, Viscount Eyersley pre- siding. T1 ere was large attendance magistrates, as follow : The J ;ir.iuis of Winchester, Earl ( f Carnarvon, Lord Hoary ...
... Rev. Robert Loughhead, MARY, eldest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Bell, of Mosside, ta Mr. Joseph MCNEILL, of Bushmills. .On Easter Monday, at All Souls' Church, London, Lieue. Col. MARLAY, C. 13. only son of Mr. arid Lady Catheline Marlmy, grandson of the ...
... DEATH OF MR WCOMBIE OF EASTER ttoth la SKENZ ~~~~~~~~~~~~first' d Idispu i' By the death of Mr William M'Cornbie Of 1 st WEaster Skene and Lynturk, the announcement 'decid of which will be observed with regret in to-day's. feud, obituary, the representative ...
... the colonies, and obtained a series of professional triumphs in comedy and comic opera, which induced him to remain, and gave rise to sanguine expectations of his acquiring both fame and fortune at the antipodes. Symptoms of paralysis of the brain began ...
... latter will leave for Abbas Tuman, in the Caucasus, to rejoin her second son, the Czhreviteh, w):ose condition still gives rise to gleat nnxiety. Both the I rineo and Princess of Wales and the Duke of York will remnain at St. Petersburg until after the ...
... E 3RZETS. On the 22nd inst., at Colchester, the wife of Major Disney, of Cntlhoe23Srdibst., at 43, Eaton-rise, Ealinr. WV, Nerc. e Xichelssn, of a; eon. Wr.1ob On the 23rd inst., at Cliff6n hill, St. John's-wood, the wife of J. Cother Webb, of a eon. ...
... *'inst., by the Rev. Win. Sinclair, CHARiLES MACKAY, ,0Crossyloof, to, ELIZABETH, third daughter of the late JAMES RISE, farmer, Easter Ballat, Balfron. At the Catholic Apostolo Church, on 25th inst.i by the Rev. Geo. Watson, Mr GzoRGE DRYSDALLP surg ...
... eight o'cloek at Calnnes. The lion. meomiber left London with Mrs l'ilis o0 tli'Satlurday previous to the rising of the Ilfouse of Com(mons for the Easter reces, lie had been suffering from an atitIl: of intlueliza, anld it wvas thouglht that Sh0 ii. sojournl ...
... Oarr-lane, HuU, Robert Dannatt Cook, in his 21st year. Fonm-August 13, at her residence, 69, William-street, Hull, aged 77 years, Easter Ford, relict of the'late James Ford, coal merchant. MuLanTr.-August 11, at 41, Osborne.street, Hull, after a long and painful ...
... 'DEATH OF A WRLL-KNOWN N\oT FARMER. Many will regret to learn of the death o James Conie, farmer, Easter Bo, in the Fnht district, near Turtiff. Eaters, as he fieenliarly termed, was, says Ie , Journal, a man of a quteL. unasauming 0t perserviulg character ...
... vicar of High Easter and Good Easter-At Ragland, Mr' Evans, of the Twyn hou.e, to Mrs. Evans, of the Post office-A, Birmingham, Edwd. Smith, Esq. to Mary Anne, eldestdaughlet of Mr. Jones. Broad street, Hereford-Mr.John Jackson, of tlr Rising Sun, Gloucester ...
... select a day when the attendance of three judges as a divisional court was likely to be secured. It will be immediately after Easter. RoUSTr and blooming health in Hop Bitters, and no family can afford to be without them. Dfspepsia, nervousness and usiserablenes ...