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... Kiddell, by V^onntess Howick- ?? Mrs. Hare, by the Marchioness of Norman* Miss Burke, by Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Pigott, by her mather, Lady Wilder. Mrs. Bowers, by Lady Tdmlestown. Mrs. P. Browne, by Laily Radetotk. Mrs. W. A. Madocks, by her daughter, Mis ...
... Simpson jun. Agtiey Hollway ?*Z Back Ing'am Walker Blanchard Lomax White, T. Bull Luard Whittmgton Davidson Macgregor Wolstenholme EdJin Mather w°^' Evang Monk Wyhe Second Class. Bickersteth Fraaer Marillier Blomefield Girling « ?? Boyer Holland C. Wilkineon ...
... Manners. Thomas Manners. J. S. Wagstaffe, Clerk. F. Munoa. Henry Thompson. J. Lely Ostler. Charles Miller. Mark Ward. Robert Mather. Joseph Hancock. W. Eaton. John Basker. John Rippen. Forman Owen. C. G. Gray. C. H. Haycock. Lawrence AY yles. Thomas Ekin ...
... expor- tation, after allowing for home consumption (according to increased population), and usual exports, according to Macgregor's new tables, 48,812,500 bushels. Crop waa 125, 000,000 bushels. D. INDIAN CORN. According to the same tables, the ratio ...
... nineteenth century.— Bickersteth, E. 11. READING I'RIZES. 1 Ingram 2. Alder. Senior Sop/is.—C. Evans, Hillier, Luard, Macgregor, Mather, Sowerby, Walker, Wolstenholme. Junior Sopfxs.-Barry, Berry, Chilton, Lord A. Common, Hardy, Pearson, C. B. Scott, Turing ...
... Perowne, Cornua Walker, Trin Pollard, Queens' Gurney, Emm Vinter, Joh Lovell, Caius Parnell, Pet Hi 11 ier. Trin Fearnley.Joh Macgregor, Trin Emery, Corpus Edwards, Pemb Martyr, Christ's Phear, Pemb Ward, Joh Goodwin, Caius «awkins, Joh Cargill, Sid Lomax.Trin ...
... and J. Hymevs. Gateshead, ironfounders—W. Sykes and R.Wilkin- son, liuddev-field, copperas manufacturers — A. Turner and J. Mather, Pilkington, bleachers— C. Jones, J. Neai, W. H. Par- tridge, J.W. and -. Lewty, and I . Summorill, Birmingham, irou.ounders; ...
... been published respecting tho outrage on Mr. Mather v hstantially correct, though there was a slight dis- crepancy between Mr. Mather's version of the affair and that made by the Austrian officers. As Mr. Mather, who I to have acted with a veiy proper feeling ...
... resulted in the Austrian government giving to Mr. Mather pecuniary compensation for tho injury sustained, and the sum awarded IS, as far as .Mr. Scarlett could judge, equivalent to the amount Mr. Mather would receive had ho, uuder similar circumstances ...
... printed in t to his statement on the subject of Mr. Mather. But on the other side of the paper he observed a corre- spondence—a copy of a letter ordered to be written by him from the Foreign Office to Mr. Mather, and an answer purporting to have been written ...
... Tuscany. He was not going to enter into Mr. Mather's question, but ho wished to state that he had been informed by a gentleman f the highest respectability who was in Florence at the time of the assault on Mr. Mather, that great dissatisfac- tion was felt ...
... POLICE. MANSION HOUSE Mr. D. W. Harvey, tbe commissioner of police, and Mr. J. Macgregor and Mr. M. Wars, two members ofthe com- mittee of the Ragged School Shoeblack Society, attended at the justice-room. — Mr. Harvey, addressing tbe Lord Mayor, said ...