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... 'Company (Limited), Ipswichi £244; Mr. T. 0. olmesl, Silvert or, £65 2, ; Mrs. S. F. king, Ipewich, £ a18 t.s4d.;4 Mr.- F. A, A.6ngnd I jodo, £ 68 5s.; Mr. W. A. Mithell, Plii Cemica Cecko, Hackney WWik, £52 10s. ; ...
... sacred walls. Among those present we observed- The Rev. R. S. Gordon, Dr.Fisher, Downing Professor of Physic, Mr. J. C. Evans, Mr. Lindsay. Mr. G. J. R. Gordon, younger, of Elton, Mr. Butterfield, &c. As it bad been arranged that the funeral ...
... the ground, amongst others, of misrepresentation in the company's prospectus. Mr. Willis, Q.C., and Mr. Eidy were counsel for the plaintiffs; whilst Mr. Kemp, Q.C., and Mr. Horace Smith were for the defendant, who counter-claimed against the company for ...
... interest from the fact that Mr. Gladstone, a former member of Christ Church and a personal friend of Dr. Pusey, would be present. The Premier arrived about twelve o'clock by Great Western Railway, and was met at the station by Dr. Acland, who drove him to ...
... time they occupy in beariiig ti athemselves talk. Mrs. Surr, on the suggestion of some h1 is members, withdrew the motion, but expressed a hope F anthat what she hail said would have some good effect. d a Dr. Gladstone moved the appointment of a committeeh ...
... Borrows, Mr. H. R. Newson, Mr. W. Turner, Mr. F. Wasps, Mr. Harris (Charsfield), Mr. Harris (Beatings), Mr. E. Smith, Mr. Gray, Mr. Miller, ...
... com pelled to leave. ?? cm-tw Mr. Stephenson Do Iunderstand thiat Mr. Cole is ke desiros of gving u svhatis wanted for the King Street to Mr. Iluler said lie unerstoodthat was Mr. Cole's . wish, PeC Mr. ...
... Yesterday se'r lit Mr. Adams, surgeon, of Ntwrwich, to Miss Sp, inly daughter of Mrs. N. Sparks, of St.: Andrew's5, .hat city. Died. . Last tweek agfd S4, Mrs. Syer, wvidow, of BadtvelI . few days'since, in St. Stepijen's, 'or- wici, aIed3SS, Mrs. E'liabcth Jcnnter ...
... advocates forlthe Chapter of Hereford, Dr. Bay.' fordand Dr. Twiss; ' Mr. Glenny, proctor for Dr. Kamp- den; 'Mr. JrbnhBurder, of Parlian'ent.street, Dr. laemp- den's secretary ?? ...
... seetri a position near the Palace observed that the King was . AIteM evep to tears.. The King at Arms hiving read lie rhcfhra'nation, etl' the acclamations that folto*ied tht closiig 'God save the King having hi sarle- degreb stibstlbd, his Majesty and ...
... the King's object, and the ropes were taken off, broad shreads of flesh being torn away from them. 'This torture was repeated' the following day in the Presence of King Theodore. On the evening of the next day they were again taken before the King, who ...
... DR. LIVING~STON UPON AFRICA. This eminent. traveller has published 'the followiing vi interesting particulatrs regarding Africa. A There certainly would be no increase in the general m happiness of the world by the simple transference of at the slave-labour ...