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... Maggs, lately of the 60th Rifles, was summoned by Charlotte Maggs, of Coleford, to show cause. An order was made for ls. 6d. per week, and costs. —Thomas White and James Edgell, of Coleford, miners, were summoned by Mr. H. Candy, keeper to Lord Hylton, for ...
... Bev. W. D. Graham, Harley Everall, youngest son-of the late George Niblett, of Coleford, Glos., and Ellen Millicent, youngest daughter of the late William West, of Coleford, Somerset, and widow the late Joseph Shore Chivers, Bath. SL —DABBY. —November ...
... Upland Honse, Bath, the wife of J. B. Pascoe, Esq., a son. March 4, at Heytesbury, the Hon. Mrs. E. Waud, son. March 7, at Coleford, the wife of Mr. A. Foxwell, a daughter PTOSIS. Feb. 20, at Charlcombe, Mr. Henry Reaks/, to Jemima Joanna, daughter of Mr ...
... —Some excitement has been occasioned in Gloucester by the deaths of two children, Fanny and Sarah Ann Kent, daughters of John Kent, mariner, and his wife, living that city. Fanny died on Friday week, and Sarah Ann on the Sunday following. A coroner's inquest ...
... 1854, special license, at St. Mark's Church, Melbourne, Australia, the Rev. James A. Clowes. Mr. Henry Mc Intosh, to Miss Fanny Mardon, of Exeter, Devon. Jan. 2, Allahabad, Edward Davidson, Esq., Bengal Engineers, son of the late George Madgwick Davidson ...
... appropriately acknowledged the compliment. COLEFORD. Day Schools' Treat.—A most enjoyable function took place on Friday afternoon, at St. Edmund's Vobster, the residence of Mr. J. Batey, where the children of ihe Coleford Church and Wesleyan Day Schools and ...
... Gent., to be Sub-Lieutenant (Supernumerary).—2nd Gloucestershire (Engineer): Acting Chaplain the Rev. A. G. Lane resigns his appointment. Fanny Drake, imbecile looking young woman, who said she was a farmer's daughter, that her parents lived in Dorsetshire ...
... limited to the relations and most intimate friends of the two families. KILMERSDON. Specia' Petty Session*, Matilda Moore, of Coleford, was brought up custody of Sergfc. Westcot (under a warrant), charged with threatening the life Catherine Moore, her dau ...
... daughter of Robt. J. Adeaue, esq; of Babraham, Cambridgeshire--*'* H. Erringtou, esq, eldest sou G H. oft Casino, Colchester, to Fanny, eldest daughter of Mil!'- esq; of park, near Colchester.ââC.J. Hutton, second son ihe Rev. J. H. Hutton, vicar LeckforA ...
... in the afternoon, before Peter Holford, efq; one of the Matters of the faid Court, at his Chambers in Symcnds Inn, Chancery-lane, London, THREE undivided FIFTH PARTS of a Manfion- Houfe, called' BAGLAKE-HOUSE, in the parifh of Longbkeuv, in the county ...
... the attention he had given to the subject.— Bristol Tunes. CRICKET. On Tuesday week a match was played in a field in Compton Lane, between eleven gentlemen from Bath and the same number belonging to Shepton Mallet and its neighbourhood. The Sheptonians ...