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... century, having been conferred in IH»'2 upon Sir Edward Law, the eminent lawyer. Th« peer now deceased was unmarried, and the title now passes to his kinsman, Commander Edward Downes Law, R.N. SIR J. B. RICHEY. An old Indian official, Sir James Bellett Richev ...
... at Daglingworth, Mr Richard Edwards, aged 79, beloved and respected by all who knew kiln. April 3, at Goolitch-street, Cirencester, aged 72, Mr Charles WoolLs confectioner. April 5, at South Cerney, aged 17 years, Edward Bedford, farm laborer. April ...
... declared elected:-,Mins Pair (president), Mn. Distlerwood (vice-pre-i. 00110, Mrs. Coxon Moe. Mrs. Edwards, Mrs, Hieks, Mrs. Jupp, Mrs. J. Morse, Mrs. .1. Riche/Is, Kra. Taylor. Mr.,. J. Watts, Mate M. Parr Miss Galin( and Mix Salter. The committee wail eleel ...
... Alice J. Elliott. The residue of her property to her sons Charles Venn Pilcher, Sydney Francis Filcher, Edward Elliott Incledon Filcher and Keith Richey Pitcher or to the widow of any deceased son, ...
... 30. H. Burden. Ferns, IJ. 2T. Tacker, 3 MIL DoggrelL DMA 1 E. 0. Ridgley, . 0. Ruieley, 3A. K. Edwards. Asters, IA. E. Edwards, 2 Miss Kin. 3K. U. Richey. Collection of eat lowers, 1 T. Tacker, 2 F. P. commit, 3 B.C. Bidgky. Collects= of verstishies ...
... Ecclesiastical & Religious Journal. I Preferments and Appointments*—The Rev. T. Armitstead, to the Curacy of Bolton^—Rev. Edward George Andrew, to the Curacy of Yaldin#—Rev. Henry James Brewer, to the Curacy of Clavering. with. Langley, BS X Wi'ham ...
... charges against the broltiers offences under the Bankruptcy Act, defraud, and false pretences was con Swindon on Tuesday. Albert Richei Church Farm, South Marston. cbnot disclosing all his property Receiver, and with concealing four .; and mate ; and James Richens ...
... much as they liked (applause). Mr. Reuben Witte and Mx. Alfred Smith were elected stewards, and. Messrs. Blandford, Harrison, Richey', J. Saunders, G. Treater, Tranter, William 1)1ks, and J. Pouting (Cirencester), the local branch committee for the ensuing ...
... Impartial Waited Towa, JO AL$, r . good capital boss sad MOO productive lied of shoat 1( acme; p or clam odor, immediate —apply, Richey I tidier. /Aimed Circus. gelation. IMO C=4% ROADS, STRATTON, SWIN. DON, WILTS.—NOR &ALL by Private Treaty. ITARHOLD HOUSE ...
... confectioner Samuel Phelps, Si, Recent Street, glom and coma dealer Fourth nomination Nathan Henry Stevenson, 27, West lad Tema, Richey Pad, tin youth ; Thomas South, 2, Hoary Street, New Swindon, tin smith. Fifth : Madman, William Dawson, Oxford House, Swaim ...
... in other of the booms no thologht desirable—Oa the motion of the Rev. H. A. Caryl (Sarum St. Thesse), seconded by Captain Richey (Warminster), the approved. sod • eurninittee wesistieg of Captain Freestone, Rev. B. A. Caryl, and Captain Smith (Saturn ...
... James Stokes, John Sullivan, Edward Sn::li Edward Thomas, John Thorpe, William Tadd, John Twissell, John Walls, John Wagstaff (since dndz, John Weatherston, William Whiting, John Vale (since dead), William Well, Edward Wiseman, Frederick Wright Joseph ...