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... wages. Hold. Stodkn Death.—An alarmingly sudden death occurred near Mold on Monday morning last. It would appear that Mr. Joseph Bentnall, landlord the Red Inn, Wrexham-xtreet, had occasion to go to Buckley on business. When returning, was met near the ...
... Streatham, Sir John Key, Bart, Chamberlain of London, aged 64. Greenfield—On the 15th inst at Destehbergen, near Ghent, Margaret the beloved wife of James Greenfield, Esq. Brynderwen, Monmouthshire, and second daughter of Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P. the 18th ...
... The whole arrangement is of a new description, and was very highly praised. The price was stated be £40. Mr. Humphrey Chamberlain, Kempsey, near Worcester, exhibited work a patent brick-makiog machine invented and manufactured Messrs. Bradley and Craven ...
... receipt of two elampe to epNorth Pleo., BeyewUer. Middlesex. rtse rbwardi pole- street, London, made the instance at the 'Lancet Joseph Thorisf is known only himself; that ail other and utterly worthleea Imitatlona—are ofOWi HUNDRED POUNDS to be paid to any ...
... succeeded to tho family honours and estates on tho ‘k° f Jsther in August, 1805. For few months 1830 hold the offioc Lord Chamberlain of the King’s Household, and on tho late Sir Robert reel’s secession to office, in 1834, his Lordship was again appointed ...
... funds will be augmented by the continued liberality of the congregation. ELLESMERE. Serious Accident.- —On Monday evening Mr Joseph Smith, in superintending the repair of the steam mill in the occupation of Mr James Thomas of the Newns, near Ellesmere, met ...
... unprovoked and aggravated one,—the magiatratea thoughl it'e*-.. to. check the further progress of lit Joseph by fising him fci.and costa.- As Joseph had.auc get that amount by him, he waa sent to Pitnt licphdste the debt by .a fortnight’* impriaonment ...
... ►t»ack mao named Edmund Jones, and when he went t * defend himself Wiliiim D ivies (the defendant), and another man named Joseph Jones (who bad decamped) stmik him. A. womao named Margaret Davies said she saw defendant and others kuking oompl iina.it ...
... Chuteh, Islington. William, second eon of Archibald Kenrick, Esq , Borrow court, Edgbaston. Mary Jane, eldert danghtee Joseph Chamberlain, Esq., of Highbory-place. On the 4th inst, at Mold. Mr Jamo* Thomaa, compositor, to Miss Catherine Jones, New street ...
... present year of 1664. A painting Is on view present Brussels, said lie tho work RaffaoUe : it represents the death of St. Joseph, and is about eighteen inches lung sixteen wide. ill© (lozftfe formally contradicts tho assertions of llio Belgian journals ...
... lives more secure, who so daringly snd humanely risk their existence in cause humanity. The Late Prince Consort.—Lord Chamberlain's OrriCE, Doe. 18. —The remains Field Marshal his Royal Highness tho Prince Consort, husband of Her Majesty the Queen, and ...
... favour of these weekly gatherings. The following occupied seats beside the chair : —ltev. F. Ford, Rev. J. M. Kilner, Itev. Chamberlain, Kev. G. Salt, Captain brusb, R. N., Mr M. Frost, J. Rslpb, Mr \V. M. Williams (oity sheriff,) £. S. Roberts, Mr Q. Benuot ...