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... ates several Irish characters has been well received. AcomDENTs AT THE DoCKYARD.-On Monday last a rivet boy, named George Chamberlain, fell into No. 10 dock, and received some severe cuts behind the ear, and bruises on the right side, About half-past ten ...
... miserable looking young woman, was charged with burglariously entering the dwelling house of William Chamberlain. Jane Chamberlain, the wife of William Chamberlain, a wheelwright, living at No. 4, Gamble-lane, Kingston, said that on the night of Wednesday last ...
... given some valuable advice, both to people and minister, the rev, gentleman wa .commended to the meeting the injunctien of Joseph to Bo Ihis brethren, 1See that ye fall not out by the way. IT The Chairman apologised for the Absence of Mr. Gillman, 01 ...
... Stks r.Hny Cl Hodge hias beken aip pointe aispymaster incare ofle thle Psyche, 'vice ghoytondert. The Reitne,16 p Capt. Chamberlain, wa ?? Tuesa by he dc Counmander-ini-Chief. tht The Hector, 24, iron srerw steam, ship, Ca~ptain.George we WV. Preedy, ...
... Duke and l)nuchess of Brabanmit, and his Royal Highniesi the Duke of Cambridge, conducted by Visronut Sydney (the Lord Chamberlain), and attended by their l adies and gentlemen in Waiting, entered the ball-room soon nfter ten o'clock. Her Royal Highness ...
... of Lincoln; Mrs. Wriflit and child; Joseph Keslake, mate, aged 26, native o Devon; Tidmarsh Coverdale, cook, aged 51, native of Falmouth; Daniel Williams, able sea. man, aged 28, native of Swansea; John Chamberlain, ordinary seaman, aged 16, of Lowestoft; ...
... William John Page to be Assist.- t1 Surg., vice John Waillace, ?? upon half pny. Rifle Itriguade-Licitr. Idiward Heiti. (Chamberlain to be Adjt., vice t; Lient. George liogers, whose i;;;pai: ' late of ?? renders him .uticquial to tilc performallee of the ...
... transferred :- The Two Jollv Brewers, Armoury-1laue, from John Quigley to Davi'd Malone; the King and Queen, thle Hard, from Joseph Quick to John BlIyth; the Cornish Arnie, Broad-street, f' unoccupied, to Henry. Ludwig ; the Duke's Read, Lucknow-street ...
... 18 days, on her way to Smyrna. A court-martial was held uns on board Her Majesty's ship Eibernia-president, Capt. an W. Chamberlain, of the Resistance, officiating Judge Ad. en- vocate, Mr, F. J. F. Fegen, secretary to the Commander- ,h- in-Chief, to try ...
... Moatthews ; Mr. Prancis, Trasurcr to the Local Board; Mr. W. 0. Marslhall, Treasurer to the Cor- poration ?? ir. F E. Whiting Chamberlain; Nr. Martell, Seiljeant-at-Mace; and the Crier. The M layor was rceived as usual by the Churchwardens. On Sunday evening ...
... 2313; Jamnes Fraser, 207 ; ltichmardl I-olding , 206; Daniel Ongl'iton, 138; James Tfhrdediittiiu, 46 t Charles Duke, 36 ; Joseph Cowvard, 27 ; amid John Fraser' I 24. WeT understand the building of the Albert-cottages P was conimeisced ois Tuesday usorning ...
... Hlarrison. No. 4.-Mr. and M1rs. Sydney Parry. No. 17.-Mrs. and Miss Pennell. No 20.-M . and Mris. Anakamnand family; Mrs. Joseph Stirlintg and faiuily. No. 2, Clarenice T1errce.-Mr. and Mrs. Verner and family. No. 3, Clarence Terrace.-AMr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald ...