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... to receiee princely addition to its funds. Alexander Esq., who departed this life on the 30th ult, at Mas residence, Little Govan, has bequeathed a large fortune to trustees, with directions to make over one-half ?othe directors of the Infirmary for behoof ...
... Win.. Burton-ocuTrent, butcher Govan Andrew, Durnstall, frisrinigbailiff Pardoe Samuel, Barton Needwood, Ashton Henry, B~arton Needwood, yeo- Gilbert WVilliam, Bi-anston, farmer yeoman man Hastings Sir C. A., Willesley Hall, bart. Proudman John, Burton-on-Trent ...
... Theatre is leased to Mr. Morrie for ninety-nine years, from 1821. at £356 Ssa. fed.. and £3B 19s. in he of land-tax; sod the Open 'lease and premises adjoining on various terms, ending Oct., 1892, at £6OO • year. Exeter Hall is leised to Sir Thomas Baring ...
... HANDICAP. Ase. ILIA. Mut • 3 BIRTH& I ::::: sly Sir . g a a I 13 irtb , ntaths, anbfflaarriagro. °debar at Cloak., w Morris, Esq., of • MARRIAGES. 0. IStb tit., by the7Ro;.Aidie , rector, at Bt. dot l's. Great Mr. Oneve Gordon Place. architect, of ...
... P., Greenwich James White, M.P., Plymouth _, J Williams, M.P*., Lambeth Edward Abadam Middle- William Jnll, Staplehurst ton Hall Llann.lo G. T. Kemp, Rocbdab, Edward Abley, Hereford H. Kelsall, Rochdale R. D. Alexander, Ipswich W. Lankester, Southampton ...
... large party; Sir c Henry Des Vieux, of Drakelow Hall; Cot. loge, of Thorpe 'I Ball;. Col. Newdegate; Capt. Tennant, Needwood H-ouse; Capt. Gratton ; C. W. Lyon, Esq., Silverhill; J. Bolt, Esq., 't Coton Hall; J. Bott, Esq., jun. ; Capt. Hardy, Duns tall; ...
... the details of this design, and is highly pleased with..them. REMARKABLE SUICIDE BY A CONVICT. A return convict named Thomas Morris, aged 25, was found on Tuesday to have committed a mast determined suicide in one of the punishment cells of Spike Island ...
... that tbe news of the surrender of Srt Sumter had been received at Philadelphia, The arv~j t steamer Fulton, with advices from Morris fT*_j to the 4th, the next day, together with the of confederate telegrams to the sth, contradicted and announced that the ...
... short time the Hall was well filled, most of the visitors being admitted by subscri- bers' tickets, though 2,131 persons paid the admission-fee of five shillings. There was a constant stream of visitors during the day, at noon the Hall was crowded, but ...
... W. Arkwright, Stwall-hall, Ihrrhyi hreeder, Peter Arkwright, Kaq., Wlllenley Cutle. “Fan.” Age, two jam ala montha. In doga not need lor field aperta, don, Mr. W. Lamln. of Beat wood park, baa the aoeond prize with “Bmr. In hall hi tehee the tteoad pain ...
... Crawford and Balcarres, Haigh Hall, Wigan. West Highland Oxen or Steers.— First prize, £15, Joseph Gray, Seatonburn, Newcastle-on-Tyne : second, £10, Robert Mowbray, Cambus, Stirling; third, £5, Ralph Sneyd, Esq., Keele Hall, Staffordshire. Scotch Cows ...
... resolve the Smithfield Club to exclude all animals from their Hall Islington which had been exhibited elsewhere, it was suggested by some of the committee of management of the Bingley Hall show that it should be suspended altogether for year. This proposition ...