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... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807, devising the land to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth in trust for the use of his eldest son, John, for life, with remainder in tail ...
... April at Bt. Jobe e, Orford Squire, Hyde Pb,or by the. Bev. W. Sparrow Simpron, Mier Oases St Paul's, John Quartley Hatton,Bet, 'Adore Fink It. John's Wood. to Eleanor, only daughter of the MN William Hetherington, Esq., Connaught Tamen, Hyde On the 25th ...
... subject of investigation at the London Hospital. The deceased, John James Sutton, 23 years of age, was bitten by a dog on December 9th. He told his wife there was a wound on the left arm, which he had had oauterieed at a chemist's shop. After the lapse ...
... man of his day—of a day of intellectual giants. Horne Tooke,with all his respect and friendship for Grattan, allowed Curran to be superior in wit to Grattan. Curran's the man who struck me most, wrote Lord Byron. The riches of his Irish imagination ...
... who paas through St. Paul's garden. Th. Earl of Cardigan. only eon and heir to tr Manna. of Atlnbory. nlobrand his thirty • oath birthday on Saturday. Hs. it lin. his courtesy oils from di. Cardigan of laldava far.. who. Narage involved on kinsman ...
... j commencing to work for himself, complainant had duce him the bum he mold.— Defendant arm fined lea and now, or In default 14 A firenee Slone AT 8.C.1111111. John Matthews, of Routh Road, epeingbourne. was fun Isarleg P.C. Loot on the Mb of September ...
... 4, daughter; Owen P. Thomas, 3, son; Willie Edward Williams, 6, son of Mrs. Thomas by her first husband ; John Hushes, Clogwyn Gwyn. 38 ; John 11. Hughes, 12, son; Cwie Hughes, 11, daughter; Nellie Hughes, 7, daughter ; Charlie Hughes, Bron Elidir, 13; ...
... toll. us When the order was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley of Bdaklara, Lord Cardigan said, Is it possible ? Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,' meaning the mean of the 11+6 Hussars. We advanced in three ...
... there was an optimist, it is Sir John Lubbock. Life to Saint Lubbock means The Plasma's of Life, of which he has written another instalment (published by Macmillan). Science, of course, occupies a large space in Sir John's scheme of pleasures. He is so ...
... breeches, or boots and gaiters ; of course, silk Jerseys, one set of a black and orange stripe (a frightful pa' tern) bare arms, dogekin gloves, and red worsted nightcaps, like what the carcase butchers used to wear in Newgate Market. The opposite side ...