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... Chamberlane 5 b Chamberlaine 0 E. Evans, c Jotham b E. Stockdale 1)0j. QUj. 3 Fowler, run out 4 b Stockdale 2 Stroud, b Chamberlaine 13 b Chamberlaine 7 ReeSj c Cox b Chamberlaine 1 cJothambChamberlaine 3 Allen, not out o Woods, b ...
... Theatre, London, and was an- nounced for future representation but a notice has been Sent to the manager from the Lord Chamberlain's office Interdicting the performance of the play at this or any other theatre for the future, and requesting that it may ...
... Theatre, London, and was an- nounced for future representation but a notice has been sent to the manager from the Lord Chamberlain's office interdicting the performance of the play at this or any other theatre for the future, and requesting that it may ...
... Commander-in-Chief of the Austrian army, General Count Schlick de Barxanoand Weisskirch, Aulic Councillor and Chamberlain to the Emperor Francis Joseph, was born in 1789 at Prague. He was orderly officer to the Emperor Francis II., and took part in all the ...
... Villiers, and Lady Adela, married to Captain Ibbetson, late 11 th Hussars. For a few months in 1830 he hell the office of Lord Chamberlain of the King's Household, but on the late Earl Grey succeeding the Duke of Wellington, as First Lord of the Tieasury he retired ...
... SMUGGLING CASE.—Carlo Prodonasti and Dominico Pa- riscanto, were brought up charged with smuggling two bottles of brandy. Joseph Grist, dock constable, met the prisoners on Friday night, and seeing in their possession two bottles of brandy, for which ...
... accompanied oy two blows on the face. Case dis- missod' —u «artv to pay half of tbe costs. LlODarKGB- Wary McCarthy and Charles Chamberlain, her paramour, were charged with robbing Jacques Jourdin, a French captain, of 1;2 13s. Od. The prosecutor came ashore on ...
... he evidence in this caTwL of the same character as in the others, and the prisoner was found guilty of keeping a brothel. Joseph Turberville, of 24, Frederica-street, was charged with a similar offence, and found guilty Mark Robbins, of Francis-street ...
... went to the prisoner, who said she would bring the shawl. He went with her to Brynmawr, and at Chamberlain's eating-house he obtained it. Mrs. Chamberlain had given her 4s. for it, as prisoner said she was hard up for bread for herself and children. The ...
... —Richard Humphries, on a charge of owing jEt 18s. wages to Evan Davies; Thos. Hodge, on a charge of owing 8s. 9d. wages to Joseph Pickling; Samuel Morris, on a charge of assaulting Martha Morris, his wife; Edward Thomas, of the Ivy Bush, charged with selling ...
... undefended. DISMISSED.—Richard Humphreys, on a charge of owing £1 18s. wages to Evan Davies; Thomas Hodge, for 8s, Gd. wages to Joseph Hickling Samuel Morris, for an alleged assault upon Martha Morris, his wife Edward Thomas, of the Ivy Bush, for selling beer ...
... intellect. Fourteen days' hard labour. SATURDAY. (Before the MAYOR and R. O. JOKES, Esq.) A DANGEROUS CHARACTER.—Charles Chamberlain was charged by Sarah Marincondi with threatening her life. Mr. Wilcocks appeared for the prosecution, and said the prosecutrix ...