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... KING - POSSEE The engagement is announced between Dr Linda A King, only daughter of Mr and Mrs | D King, Launceston, Comwall and Dr Robert D Possee eldest son of ...
... if be got put the shipsstatioued close in with the land, When off Plymouth, Sir Richard and Lady Strarhan, aoeompanied Mrs. Maitland, came 'alongside the ship. Buonaparte was walking the deck, and when I told him wife was in the boat, be went to the gang-way ...
... married at Upper Deal, Mr. Richard Verrier, to Mifs Mary Bennett, both of that place. Thurfday was married at Hythe, the Rev. Mr. Tom-nay,' Mr. J. Raifbeck, to Mifs Brown, both of that place. Thurfday was married by the Rev. Mr. Johnfon, Mr. ...
... Major and Mrs. Cox and family, Cantain Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Neame aud party, Rev. J. B Reade, and Mr. G. Reade, Mrs. Walker and family, Mr. Lindford and party, Miss Imtharn, Dr. ...
... THE KING'S SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1864. Thursday was the King's School Speech-day—one always of deep interest to every King's Scholar. The sermon at the morning service in the Cathedral was preached by Dr Stanley, Dean of Westminster. At ...
... Mrs A. Wilks, King Edward Street, Whitstable. ei S est 0 4 ST eB P 00 B A S A VIR RS SR R RN DR ATR SARQR i s The editor welcomes letters but reserves the right to edit them. There is no guarantee that letters wil be used. Letters sent anonymously Your ...
... THE KING'S SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. The anniversary the Canterbury King's School came off Thursday and was, perhaps, successful »s any that has been celebrated for the last few years. The attendance of the public, and of old King's Scholars, was much larger ...
... the aboveWarehoufe, by vi«h King’s Roy ai. Pat * nt, , Squire’s Grand Elixir—A nderfun’s Scots Pills— male Pills—Betton’s True Genuine British man’s Golden and Plain Scurvy Grafs—Dr. Stcur. machic Elixir—Hatfield’* Tinfture—Dr. —The Bathing Spuit—lmproved ...
... good-bya to Corporals Roddick and Maitland, who are leaving for the front. Toe former in the Army Pay Office DaPJ-ment of the Cavalry Depot, Canterbury, while Corporal Maitland la in the and he served in Boolh Africa before. Mr. Maylam, of Fordwich, occupied ...
... agreeable Medicine was famous in tt e Days of King Charles 11, who ordered the Doctor to ua lei t rice tire Cure of Mr. Obrien, then lanouiihing p^m.fun.ption and was redored by this Medicine, rhe Satis.jdiiju ot the King and the whole Court. he Medicine operates ...
... Bdelycleon Barber. Xnnthias Kemp. Prior. D °£ s ' Hallowes. 4. Der Taucher Schiller P. Maitland. , >. Wolsey's disgrace (King Henry VIII.) Wolsey Dombrain. The King Barber. Cromwell Hallowes. Norfolk Duval. Surrey Butler. At the conclusion, the Prizes ...
... 34, Ae.—Loire.— Taeihu. (Edipna E«x—Corbett, (Edipns. Browne, Teireauw. Sop hoc let. WiUiiun Tell—Maitland.— Schiller. King Henry FVth—C. T. Hales, King Hairy IV. 8. C. F. Smith, Worcester. Corbett, Hotrpar. 8. Horeley, Northumberland Sho. kspea re . ...