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... account of himself and his con- duct. He was therefore committed for trial. If iniiKiii* v. HffBSBBI — In this case .Mr. James Herbert, a sturdy operntiec in the coal trade, was placed at the bar to answer the complaint of his wife and his landlady. And please ...
... Rice, .Miss L. Gower, .Mrs. Barton, Miss F. Kinnaird, Miss C. Liddell, Mrs. W. Knox, Mi*s Blayney, Miss S. Liddell, Mrs. W. Herbert, .Miss A'Cmirt, Miss Kinnaird, .Miss Robinson, Miss 'i'ownshend, Mrs. Fercuson, Miss Paulet, Miss Ryder, three .Miss Addingtons ...
... W. Key, James Thain, O. R. Basden, John Breaks, H. W. Long, H. South, J. Herbert—Royal Marines—To Captains, A. Alolssworth, D. Al‘Adam—To First Lieutenants, O. Lloyd, H. Bennett—To be Second Lieutenants, Phillips, H. March. Bar- ley. 157/ 1183 419 500 ...
... pro, viotis to their being submitted to the reformed parliament. The task of arranging them it understood to devolve dir Herbert Jenner, the King’s Advocate. Tbade of Leeds. —The business fur the week, at the Cloth Halls, hasheen considerable, and the ...
... open day, of Cummins, the process-server, at Castle, pouks. They were all sentenced to hanged Monday. The principal witness against them was boy, aged nine, named Herbert, who saw the whole transaction, aud has been since in the care the police. The names ...
... Henry Will:;. in, .loiiiers'-hall-biiilaings, Mine and spirit merchant, Bept. -22. at one, Oct SI , at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Scott's-yard, Bush. lane, Cannon-street W \TSoN, James, Milton-terrace, Southwark Mridge-road, baker, Sept. 16, at ten, Oct ...
... Surgeons to the King ; Air. Sal i van, Deputy Secretary at War; sir Martin Archer Slice, President of the Royal Academy; Sir Herbert Taylor, Principal Aide- ?? to the King; Lord Saltoun, Colonels Sic Alexander Dickson. R.A., Sir R. Gardiner, Sir C. Thornton ...
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... Authorof The Buccaneer, Uncle Horace, &c. Erin ! the tear and the smile iv thine eyes, Blend like the rainbow that hangs in thy skies.*— Moore. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street. •«• Orders received by all Booksellers. This ...
... Valentine, Esq. Batter- Tooting sea Barclay, Chas., Esq. Grosvenor- ] Mortimer, Herbert R., Esq. place Tooting Barclay, Robert, Esq. Austin- i Nottidge, William. Esq. Wunds- friars Bennett, John Leach, Esq. ' Omn,anne> Merton netix. East sheen Bevan, Charles James ...
... Fine Green Tea 4 0 Forwarded promptly toall parts of the kingdom. PAPER HANGINGS, ld. PER X Y ARD.— O. TEN Invites the Inspection of his Extensive Stock 1 of Fashionable Paper Hangings, of the most splendid patterns and devices, commencing at ld. per yard ...
... was a man in great vogue in those | days, a wit, a poet, _uid statesman ; he sought truth, wrott; truth, was truth.— Lord Herbert of Cherbury. In the press, JOURNALS of EXPEDITIONS^ of DISCOVERY in NORTH- W'.EST and WESTS. (N AUSTRALIA; During the Years ...