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... Yefterday the WQtminfter commenced three Candidates appeared though a fourth Admiral Sir Alan Mr and Mr Tooke— Mr Fox Mr Scott Sir Sir Turtonthey feverally the Sir Alan Gardner in manner peculiarly mo-deft and to a Bri-tilli feaman who claim public honor ...
... is’ similar exertions spirited men that consolation and relief for their 1'he the dast packet Hamburgh Florence Captain Sir Edward tke Hermione fi-igate in life - West Indie's is appointed the commaud the Trent frigate Capt Lewis of the Snake promoted to ...
... Hooping-(Jovyh cured without Inlcard Medicine. consequence of the beneficial eels of ROCHE'a EMBROCATION for the complaint the HOOPING COUGH, his Patent were grant.d lo J. Roche, lo secure him lile composition. Many thousands children are curedSaMaaily ibis ...
... and Derbyshire. - At Trsbolgsn House, the scat Colonel Roche, Lieut-Col. Thaokwell, of the loth, King's Hussars, to Maria Audriate, uiece Colonel Roche, and eldest daughter the late Francis Roche, esq; Rochetuount. Rev. Henry Cockerham. of Beckeuham i ...
... Deeply lamented who knew her. [300 June 2 at her residence 23, Merrion-square, North Dublin, Cecilia, Lady Roche, widow of the late Sir David Roche, Bart, of Carras. Co. Limerick. . June 4 in his 48th year, Henry Meggison Robinson, Esq. solicitor 'of Bristol ...
... Richard de Raddoo, 2; William de Botter Alexander de Colebroo, 2; Osbert de Wadeton, 1; O Bekaton,1; Alan de Furneli,1; William Fitz J Wiliam Hai, 1 h de Roche, 1; Ralph Fitz Step William de Egl a 1; John de Rothomago, 1. te took Pomeroy one fee in Cornwall ...
... Inniskilliug Dragoons. E len Maiy, third daughter of Thomas Tanner, of Riverslea, N.Z. May 2G, Ihe parish church, Folkestone, Alan Bertram Hanbury, younger son of Arthur Sparrow. Esq., of Preen Mano-, Shrewsbury, to Christina Annie Margaret, eldest daughter ...
... Majority 1892, 1225. LIMBBICK. •John Daly, P. gain. Anti-ParnelJite majority in 1892,388. MONDAY. Cheshire. Knutsford, 9795. Hon, Alan de Tatton Egerton, C Majority in 1892, 1962. Ashford, 13.03 L Lawrence Hardy, C Majority in 1892, 1231. Thanet, 9304. Right ...
... Wyndham Slade, silver basket; Sunday-school teachers and children Over Stowey, silver frame; Mr. R. A. Sanders, stag’s head; Mrs. Alan otewart, piece of Armenian work; Lord Stavordalo, toast rack; Hon. Denzil Pox-Strangwaya, to*st rack ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold ...
... £39,042 146 4d, and probate of HI6 will and codioil has been, granted his widow. Airs. Booth Leach, of Middle Chine, Dr. Edward SPENCER Scott. M.D.. Hampetead, and the Rev. ARTHUR Norman Spencer Scott, of Wem, Salop, NEPHEWS the testatrix. THE REV. ALEXANDER ...
... Morgan. Gerald Willey, Archibald Blake, Fred Buckingham, fired Berry, Fred Curwodd, Alfred Blake. Ernest, Sewell, Alan. Lorig. Vivian Morgan. Edward -Wblloaan, G»wl«ir, .and' Wyndhatti. In addition, others pnres, having made over per cent, of the possible ...