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... loeenb Ben*lev, Leicester, commission a^eiit. FheiSer Arnold East Stonehouse. Devonshire w,re-worke.. John Hatch Botley, Southamntonshu e, farm bailiff. John “(Se jun . Milford, Pembrokeshire, licensed victualler. I George James Pond, Land ort. Hampshire, ...
... '•Sporting Like.” , Sportsman. J. Watson, b. Dakin .. 4 H. (Johns, b. ling .1. Seddons, b. Guhns O. Dakin, c. Seddons, b. It. Summcrsby, b. Dakin . 1 A vling 8. Lake, b. (Johns : G. Clarke, b. Ayllng C. Ucdford, c. and b. Dakin.. 9' E. Tucker ...
... Mr. Fraser and his were hurt by the violence with which they were the ground, and his little child, an infant carrie nurse’* arms, was much injured that died a mediately. So distressing accident has not this neigbb ...
... bupported by 75 persons; and opposed George Turner, of the Princess Victoria, and by two other Victuallers.—Licence refused. John Knight, house in the New-road.—Mr. Bird said that the house was fitted up very convenient way, and was in an entirely new ...
... the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, the Earl and ConnUssof Atm and the Ladies Gore, the E irl and ConcUss Cardigan, Sir Roderick and li«dy Sir John, Lady, and Miss Shelley, Sir Percy Burrell, Bart., M.P., Lady Bur* rell, &c. The Peruvian Minister and family ...
... Gneat, Robert Bateaon, John Mordaunt, George Crewe, Thomaa Dyke Acland, Richard Nagle, Jame* Duke, John Henry Sesle, Denham Norreya, Thomaa Wioniugton, Adolphua Dalrympla, Edmund Uayea, George H. Smyth, Robert H. tngli*, John Edwardt, Robert Price, William ...
... ascertained. The following account 1 have received from a gentleman and lady, who were on board at the time:—Mr. John Blow, corn-dealer; John Potton, labourer; and Richard Genney, fruiterer, were blown away, and never afterwards seen; Mr. , Baptist Minister ...
... Wbite-etreet, carman— Henry Bennett, Stoke, Surrey, boree-dealer—John Pegrum, Richmond, Surrey, builder—John Beading. Surblton-bill, Surrey, teadealer—Samuel Rogers, Lime-street, City, carpenter—John Plows, Albert-terra ...
... Earl Grey, New North-road; J. Greenwood, the Red House, Chelsea; J. Hancock, late of the Eyre Arms; Devenith, the Alfred’s Head, ; Mr. Ayley, the Rockingham Arms, Newington-causeway; H. Puzey, the i George, Commercial-road; H. Hancock, the Green Man, Edgware- ...
... largest circle has the lately-painted view of the taking of Delhi, in which that strange city and glorious triumph British arms is very spiritedly displayed from drawings taken on the spot. The view of Lucknow, a truly eastern city, is admirably delineated ...
... GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PARKY, TO-DAY, at Three, in a Now Entertainment, entitled A QUIET CHATEAU, R. Recce, in which Miss Annie Sinclairo will also appear ; New Scenery, &c.; the Music Miss Virginia OabrioL With MERRY-MAKING, Mr. John Parry. Every Evening ...
... While Air. Newell was killing the adder, the joy of the parent bird was so excessive, that she actually perched on the left arm of her benefactor, and watched with nnmistakeable and intense delight every blow inflicted by his right on her merciless and ...