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... REED, the chief constructor, whose skill, if tested, as he asked, by the Research, must be owned to be slight indeed. Sir J. D. ELPHINSTONE followed up this line of attack. The present administration of the Admiralty had received more money than any ...
... REED, the chief constructor, whose skill, if tested, as he asked, by the Research, must be owned to be slight indeed. Sir J. D. ELPHINSTONE followed up this line of attack. The present administration of the Admiralty had received more money than any ...
... nominated the Hon. James Sewell White to the seat in the Legislative Council vacated by the resignation of the Honourable A. D. Robertson. The Indo-European Telegraph line from Kurrachee to Persia, Turkey, and Europe was opened to the public on the 8th ...
... defendant iust pay the costs of suit. A'knight and a baronet were before the Bankruptcy Court this morning. The knight, Sir J. A. Douglas, was described'as of Apsley Cottage, Peckham, formlerly a prisoner for debt in Horsemonger:an6 gaol, a commander ...
... n-ill of the late Miss Caroline Elizabeth Pargeter, of F oxcote, in the county of Worcester. The deceased in her will bequeathed to Mr. John Badley, of Dudley, surgeon, an estate of considerable extent, and the next of kin to the late Miss Pargeter has instituted ...
... the place named in the direction on his parcel he oullht to return it to the sender. His Honour said the carrier was not boun d to do so. The contract with him was to deliver the goods to a certain place, and there it ended. Plaintiff enquired what was ...
... Cathedral on Trinity Sunday. The rectory of Silverton, near Collumpton, has become vacant by the death of the Rev. Charles Tripp, D.D., formerly of Trinity College, Cambridge, who was instituted in 1839. The benefice, which is worth ZI,o04 a year, is in the ...
... point out tha the 6oriinerce which wvas lawtU 6&fgi~ ti~ X teakihg 49of r war did not became ilegal afierwaords Mtha6.att fdt d~ntetlg 4V~ sttkh a traffic W45 t render hiinisl mbli~e. to tlie ;entryofUS his Dapu~ty5: .tlxat e act ifthe ineichant trpine ...
... style. Turning to the painters of Italian scenery, we must notice Mr. D'EGvILLE'S views of Venice. They are very different from the ordinary sketches of the Rialto or the Grand Canal. Mr. D'EGVILLE has chosen remote portions of the lagufles and the back of ...
... . The meeting was-addressed by the Bishop of Quebec (Canada), the Bishop of Graham's Town (South Africa), Sir R. J. Phillimore, Mr. T. D. Acland, M.P., and other gentlemen commending the claims of the society to the support of churchmen, and pledging: ...
... SECOND ErDrITroI AMwiday, 4.30 P.rn. CITO C-belling'd Otb3d. REUTER'S TELEGRAMVS. FRANCE. MARSEILLES, April- 3o-The Emperor arrived here at 6 o'clock this evening. The Imperial carriage passed through Lyons without escort. The streets were draped with ...
... pocket-picking was heard at Marylebone police-court. Joseph Ennis was charged with stealing from Miss Maria Davis, 95, Albany-street, the sum of /14 17s. 3d. Miss Davis said that she kept a stationer's shop, and on Saturday, the i8th of February, a man who ...