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... memory of Dr. DcnisoD, late Bishop Salisbury, who was the llrst episcopal patron of the living. The quatrefoil contains the arms the see, and a text, oblique hand, runs across the principal lights, couimemoiative of the rev. Bishop's noble conduct, when ...
... F. Hull, St. John's Street Hy. Rntcher, jnn., St. John's St. Robert Havden, Trafalgar Place Henry H. Hulbert,St. John's St. John Ellen, Devizes Green Thomas Carter, Ne* Park Street PLUMPERS FOR MR. DARBY GRIFFITH. William Randall, St. John's ...
... WILTSHIRE: INDI (To be confinusd ) fo en read Henry’ till for “John,” or suppose the transfer not SECRET VOTING IN ANCIENT COMMUNITIES Ta com; with the of several curious we have collected the following particu- lars on this from the | on Greek and The ...
... following are up to this time, the only prisoners for trial : —James Hull, for a burglary, at Lyucharn—John Stagg, for setting fire to a barn, at Burbage—John Chun, for setting fire to a stack of straw Brimslade —George Woodward, for forgery, at Batbeaston— ...
... 4th Light Dragoons, under Portal. The troops under Cove-oommon were all under arms, and drawn in contiguous columns. A* the royal cortege approached the whole line presented arm*. Colours were lowered, ana the hands played the National Anthem, while the ...
... Major Laurie heard tliat Lord Cardigan's solicitors had subpoenaed the widow of one of his Lordship's former agents to produce a confidential correspondence between the agent and Major Lawrie. He instantly wiote to Lord Cardigan, threatening, in retaliation ...
... Dake of Cam! bad taken Delhi; the exploits of tlavelock and Outram had been vertormed by the Earl of Lucan and the Earl of Cardigan; ula’ not bie Highness have instantly received s truncheen like that which wielded of s0 many by another Royal Highness? ...
... thrown vut that Sir Cresswell Cress- fur £30 a year? No one; unless it be one of the Judges. well should accept the office. Sir John Dodson wasalso Master of the Faculties, and that post will probably be conferred upon some ecclesiastical lawyer. Reform.—A ...
... which saved as from destruction. On Fri: tay, Oc- tober 19, 1781, the surrender of York town, the crowning of the American arms, occurred. Qn Friday, July 7, 1776, the motion of Congress was made by Join Adams, seconded by Richard Henry Lee, that the ...
... particulars apply to Mr. William Thomas, Horsepool, Laugharne; Mr. Morgan, solicitor, Cardigan; and to the Auctioneer, Mr. W. Tayler, at his offices, at Chipping Sodbury. Cardigan, July 24th, 1858. SEMINGTON WHARF, Two miles from the Melksham and 3 from the ...
... SALES BT MR. JOHN WATERB. THE REPOSITORY, SALIgBURv Sales Fortnightly during tie Summer. MR. JOHN WATERS' next SALE will be Tuesday the 24th August, and will include old bay HORSE, steady in harness—a 6yrs.-old MARE, by Warrior, first-rate banter ...