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... claimant, conditional'y on bis sssuming the surname of Fiood and the Flond family arms. It is also alleged that the defendact bought the lands under the power of sale in John's will from the trus‘ees. The dofendant is a gratuste of Cumbridze, and married ...
... Seaton, Selby ; Mr. M. Scott, Selby ; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Scott, Leeds;: Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scott, He-d.ingley; Mr. John Smith, Brayton: Mr. John Henry Smith, Miss Smith and Miss Annic Smith, Brayton; Miss Smith, Glasgow ; Miss Shann and Miss L. Shumz Knaresbro' ...
... the Royal Gallery olthegnlnce of Westminster is a departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Enrr of Cardigan, who was tried in Feh'mz, 1841, for shoot~ ing Captain Tuckett in a duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial was ...
... 4, daughter; Owen P’. Thomas, 3, son ; Willie Edward Williams, 6, son of Mrs. Thomas by her first husband ; John Hughes, Clogwyn Gwyn, 58; John R. Hughes, 12, son ; Cassie Hughes, 11, ‘daughter; Nellie ;finghu, 7, daughter ; Charlie Hughes, Bron Elidir ...
... FOSTER, CHARLES LEAFE, and ELIHU TYAS, and Messrs. JOHN ADAMS, JNO. L. HAIGH, C. HUTCHINSON, H. LIVERSIDGE, B. MOSS, W. W. MORRELL, aud MARK SCOTT. The Chair to be takea at Half-rast fesen o'slock by Mr. JOHN FOSTER. Apmissiox FreE. GERMAN YEAST! GERMAN YEAST ...
... read & lettor from Colonel Grattan stating that as the town’'s meeting had not been unanimous, Lord Loudesborough refused to allow the Board to buy or take onlease the Market.” As this does not quite represent what Colonel Grattan said, we have much pleasure ...
... be favourable to such a measure. It would be well for a deputation to wait upon Col. Grattan. The CuareMaN moved that the Clerk be instructed to write to Col. Grattan to ascertain if an inerview with Lord Londesborough by a deputation from the Board could ...
... boats. Armed sentries were posted lively interest in the Institute. The list includes |3% the gangway, and the most perfect discipline was works by Mrs. Oliphant, G. Elliott, A. Trollope observed. The women and children, numbering (anthor of * John Halifax ...
... G. Bedford; 2, Miss M. Best: 3, John Lamb. Six carrots, H. Armstrong ;2, R. Eccles. Six onions, Miss Hall; 2, F. Head. Six Turnips, C. Earle. Twelve broad beans, John Lamb ; 2, \8 Rawlinson. Twenty pods of peas, John Lamb: 2, A. Warburton. Four heads ...
... Duke, ** you shall have two bulls regardent us your supporters.” These are the arms of the rood Baron Ward, as may be seen in * Burke's Pcerage,” amongst the English foreign arms. He was now a wealthy man, but never forgot his Yorkshire relatives. In 1848 ...
... Magnificat o.een.. OAntate oouiveeneenen Nunc Dimittis , Dous Misereatur .. Anthem, 510, O HOI’&IiWI unorg for JOHN JF Dykes D{ku 18 197 6 118,119 taste and see.’ after Morning Natidreal INKINS, T o SELBY.—Locar Boaro.—The usual fort-i.hu{ ...
... voturned. Y“nmh”udovwmwlm that memorahle 25th of October 1854, when the Light Brigade, nnder the Earl of Lusan sod Lord Cardigan, through an unfortunate misconception of an order from Bord Raglan. rushed to certaiu destruction :— Half a league, half ...