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... library and reading room,) much information may be gained for so small sum. On Sunday afternoon, as Miss Acland and two of the junior branches of Sir T. D Acland's family, and their governess, were returning to Killerton from Rroadclist Church, in a pony ...
... manhood in its wisdom—modest, and in calmness bent.' DIRGE T TUE MEMORY OF MISS ELLEN OEE, OP WHO CONSEQUENCE OF BEING STUNG THK Peerless, yet hapless, maid of | Aecoinplish'd G Never again shall and U Together sip our T. For, ah 1 the Fates I 1 know ...
... Puddlctown, Dorset, tho Rev. J. templar, the Rev. W. Jenkins Vicar of Sidmontn, lo Mary, only daughter Thomas Banger, Esq. At St. Martin's the Fiel.fs, London, Sampson Penley, Esq Proprietor the Windsor Theatre, 'to Miss Catherine Taylor late of Barnstaple ...
... Navigation, &c. by approved Masters, on the usu.al terms. £. s. d. Board and Tuition throughout all the Q Q days (quarterly) Day Boarders , 0 0 NO ENTRANCES REQUIRED. —»S>J ...
... Newsom, George Cooper, Esq., (York-place), Rev. J. Edwards, Rev. E. Lambert. Treasurer —R. Tamplin, Esq. Secretaries—Rev. J. N. Goulty, Mr. D. P. Hack. Honorary Superintendent of the Industry Department—Lieut. D. J. Skene. John Moore, Esq. ...
... Fardrew was declared the dinner. ; ' Reemason?.—On the nomination Brotnerßan:ni:d Lockyer, the brethren of the Lodge Portitude, No. {to have ananimouslv re-elected* Brother W. P. Baldy, M. D., as Worshipful Master that Lodge. - . Mr. Lane, the eminent artist ...
... Snke, of Holsworthy, atd 72. Lastweek, at Dartmouth, Mrs. Luke, wife of aTr.J. Luke, tinman. Saturday last, at Falmouth, the wife E. Laurence, Esq. of his pa. ket Duke Kent. J. Heaviside, Bsq.'of George-street, Hanoversquare, surgeon, aged 8(». »i Friday ...
... the chair n d er »°» encouraged by Mr. O'Connlir! offering to hear any obiection J asrainst Catholic J t,on9 that could preferred BU , mit outcries hp,- enterta >ned against that measure stated a Us, ' * nd some «rf«»oo.)-Ha then by Mr. D'Conne 1 ...
... daughter Hen, - of' Bradford M ?Tho!, fGo, 'h f d r ' , ...
... Geonre's Pulves, N. R rVeS ' la'* John Purves, i*r instan , '' Lewisham, Kent, the Rev. Vernon Co !wal!MoHaVd/, J C(, « ' ofTrewardale. Partstow' d the late Esq. Thursday, the 4 inst., at Oxley, in Yorkshire, Lieut.- Crompton, Esq. of Esholt Hall, in that ...
... Bradford ; Mrs. W. R. Mr. and Miss Knighton; Capt. and the Miss Underwoods; I\ir. and Mrs. Farwell; Mr. and Miss Sanders Mrs. and Miss C. Barlow ; the Misses Campbell; Miss Crawford. ...
... made Roman Catholics of these Realms. Dated this third day of December, 1828. J. B. V Buller Jolin Jc Henry Studdy Francis Christopher J p r J * George P. lVm. Pratt Roe J. J. K. Jnl,.. V Hubert Cornish „'?. George Drake T . Roger Ma.lock ...