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... It was begun by George Vilbers, second Duke of Buckingham, and completed the Earl of Oiktiey, the friend and companion arms of John Duke of Mailborough, in whose family 't remained a considerable lime is now the seat Sir George Warrender. The mansion ...
... was committed to take his trial the ensuing assises. John Tanner Tucker, charged by James Pullin with stealing half peck of peas Wyrardisbuty, was likewise committed for trial at the assizes. John Weston, alias Seymour, charged Henry Morton with stealing ...
... shop. C. & F. Ricketts, Ltd., 16, Walton Street, Aylesbury. AX/ANTED, good Knitter, knit children's and babies' jerseys, cardigans, gloves, socks etc.—Box 936, B.H. YOUNG Lady Assistant required for Baby * Linen and Millinery.—Mrs. W. Spragg, 13, High ...
... and Mrs. M. Saunders was the soloist. St. John’s Church. —After a shortened Evensong on Sunday, a large congregation enjoyed a recital of organ and violin music given by Mr. Wilfred Lovegrove (organ) and Mr. John Solloway (violin), with vocal items by Mr ...
... Maude, m. Garnett, M m. Smith, John Fletcher, and L. J. J. Norr»ys, Mr. Oswald Milne, jon., then called the whole of the prisoners, whose 11 nnes are Thomas Hard, Edward liyhy, William Darran, John Hodges, ff tn. Stamlield, John Wight, and William Saylor. ...
... 000: was on Tuesday handed by Dr. L. Reynolds to the Treasurer of the Hospital. THE SPOTTED NEGRO BOY. When giving account of John Richardson, the Prince of Showmen, and a native of Great Marlow, I promised to add a few particulars respecting the little ...
... Earl of Cardigan. A meeting of magistrates has been called at Taunton to consider an alarming spread of rabies, it having been reported that twenty or thirty mad dogs were prowling about biting sheep. The Court Circular records the death of John Grant, ...
... Mrs. Stewart (Kimble), socks and mittens; Mrs. Disraeli, shirts, cardigans, vests, etc.; Lady Barran. socks, mittens, and scarves; Mrs. Hickson, socks, mittens and scarves; -Mr. John Bartlett, mittens; Mrs. Donner. boot-luces and mittens and scarves; ...
... despatch to which I above refer I had the honour to draw your Grace's attention to the conduct of Major-General the Earl Cardigan and the Hon. Brigadier-General Scarlett. I omitted my despatch of the 28th of September to state that when, in the battle ...
... the House of Commons on Friday night, 2d inst.— 111 c only House which sat—the debate upon the add r ess tits resumed. Mr. Grattan's amendment having been disposed of, the subject of discussion was Mr. Disraeli's amendment upon those paragraphs the Royal ...
... for, one of the guns went off and shot him through the right arm in a most shocking manner, taking the elbow nearly away. He was as soon as possible taken to Oxford Infirmary, where the arm was amputated, but he is still in a precarious state. ...
... Cambridge.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer left town Monday for Cambridge or the pur , )ose the electors of that borough. Cardigan.—lt rumoured that a son the Duke of Newcastle will oppose, Tory principles, Mr. Pryse Prv>G« Cumberland (East).—Sir J as ...