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... lieut. b p, vice Turner; L. Kekewich, gent., to be ensign bp, vice Dickens; W V askclyne, gent., to be ensign b p, vice Parkinson, ‘26th Foot—Lieut. W F Kerrich to be captain b p, vice Wallace, whose prom. is to be cancelled; Ensign E Day to be lieut ...
... Lieut. E T Aoetty to be captain b p. vies Toniron. rel.; Litut. M Turner to be captain b p; vice Laver. ret.; Ensign C E Parkinson to be lint b p, Amtey ; Eneign W D D Dickens to lieut. b p. via Turner; L Kekenieli. gent.. be ensign p, vice Dickens; W ...
... J. Thirlwall St. John's College. F. L. West F. A. Bedwell E. R. M. White Joh. Batler J. B Cane Sidney College. Richard Parkinson W. B. Davis J. K. Rennie Edmund Dowland BACHELORS OF LAWS. J.J. Howard, Trinity Hall J.D. Jenkios, College F. HL Lascelles ...
... Monti, Poulton. Ant. Spencer, Tilvantoe. Stag, Dennis, Salney. 3101, Gear. Dodd, tialtney. William Mare, Sakti!: Elisabeth. Parkinson; Nanny and Betty, Cowell, Fleetwood. Loftus, Jones, Liverpoo/ Moaa's Wes Sumner, Ellesmere. Robert, Tailor, Hleeseadock. ...
... of P. H. Wtiatadow, Maoist, 7, Old Ma. bet, lt/fEDICAL HALL; Superintended by DOCTOR A WILHELM.—Mere WI HELM end COMPANY, Cumin's and Dituacuirs, NORTH BA. we HALIFAX. public attsourta to tbeir well-stocked Estat.lisbroest all the of Drugs and Chemicals ...
... Rector of Etynesbury ; Balls v. Perry. At 12: Keloon v. Relon; Colborme v. Tibhaittst Hall v. Hargreaves; Clarke v. Zotin. Cumin ns v. Bro~mfield, at 1: Htaines v. Forehaw, at 2 ; Bell v. Batny, ait ?? L to Z: At I1I: Mancier v. Dix; Plaippen v. Bath; ...
... half-past 11— re Dukes, at half-past i 11— Hutton v. Rosseter (2), at 12— Bird v. Nield, at I— re Dunk's estate, at I— re Cumining's estate, at 1-Clark v. Phillips, at 2— i Uuloert T . MartiE, at S— re Arnold's estate, at half-past 3— Howard ! T;.t y l ...
... of the conclusions contained in the report, inasmuch as the object bad been &ready obtained by the conclusions of the joint cumin tteo. The Archdeacon of St. Alban's, on bringing forward the question of the second report, for the purpose of proposing for ...
... Donations under have also been received from Mr IV. Walker, Mrs Henry Dunn, Mrs Rowland Horst. Mrs Stanfield, Mr Winspear, Miss Parkinson, Mrs Lamb, Mrs Speigbt (Thornes), Mrs Curer (Tborner), Mr Juba Jobb (Thorne.), Mr T. Iliggini ('horses), Mrs Wiggles. worth ...
... SAUNDKRS NEWS-i.ETTER. AND DAILY ADVERTISER. 3ATLIIDAV. NOVEMBER 17. 1855. cumin |..:u's «r ! > t.w.'.c ing «.n V*-* TUB SEW pointsmthor advance points th f rminjf pirt of A fr>>n. ' t*,« >ulsii rt n. end the dread their line of de'enc**, must u.va more ...
... Livers. adel AP errace, Hull, S, Care Lani ry.) 34. per doz Do ScoTcH AL Arithmetic, Short Hand, &e¢., &e. Apply to Mr SA CUMIN. Te latest ; a xquistely Anished Hersontels EL TROPLATED SPOONS AND FORKS, made of pure white metal, exceedingly strongly plated ...
... the best three chickens of any breed, 53., to Lieut. Colonel Mellish, Hodsr.ck Priory; second ditto, 2s. 6 1 1,, to Mr. John Cumin, Austerfield. Three competitors. For the best turkey cock and hen, 55., to Mr. R. J. Bentley, Finningley ; second ditto, 2s ...