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... and that this God is the Lord and SaoviourJesas Christ. 14 BILLIARDS. W. J. BLATCHER, BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER, TEMPLE ROW, A NNOUNCES to the Gentlemen who have L-3 favoured him with their attendance at his Billiard Rooms, that (in addition to his ...
... be surprised to read his strong' denunciations of that now doomed system, and all but those who, like Mr. SMrrH, of Cannon Row, considered the rising in India a mere temporary outbreak, will echo his fear -that the crisis in India is of a more calamitous ...
... remains buried on the Monday after- noon. It was further proved that the disturbance heard by Sheare, arose foa ?? added that rows InPrwyIodo audyngt r uhmore the rule than th xetin h ornrodee r e t cois examina- tion toh ae h euto hc a htthe deceased died ...
... subjeot to the notice of thee ?? Prase. NwSre;ad Riroinchaln: Conselsos BaurnanlS, 37, ?? and of the Author, 18k, Colmnore Row.2 JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES. THESE COFFEES, which' have for so miany JL yeasrs commanded the high approval of lovers of really ...
... Tmesthikin 'i migt b demedby him of suffi- ient importance to justify his calling thereto the attention of the law ffiersof he row, wose duy iis to suppreess' attempts like these to subvert public' ruorallty,'arid vawch are directly in defane o Crisiait an ...
... agreed with the particulars given; and Mr. Ryland withdrew lils objection to the namebeing retained. Mr. John Bolt, of Newtown Row, described as a master gun barrel maker, was objected to on the ground that he had no claim to the title. Being examined by ...
... alleged breach of contat Mr. East for the plaintiffs; and My. Hawkes for the defendan . Plaintiffe are auctioneers in Cmomore Row; and defendant now resides at Camp Hill. Mr. Alfred Abrahams' 49eposed that the defendant was formerly proprietor of the lied ...
... things produced. A tin box produced she also believed to be the saine which she had lost. -Catherine Combie, living in Club Row, Bethral Green, proved that one evening at Christmas time, -1856, while proceeding homeward frone Willow Walk Chapel, which ...
... full fare. 132 Ej IGHT SHILLINGS REWARD.-LOST, oul Saturday evening last, between Six and Seven o'clock, in or near Colmore Row or Newhall Street. Birmingham a GOLD WED- DING RING; also, a GOLD MOURNING EINd., mounted with a Stone. ?? which is engraved ...
... soue peculiar featorso Mr. Smith defended. Plaintiff cosiducted his own case. The letter is a cab proprietor, living at Ashted Row, defendant being a victualler, in the Pershore Road. It seemed that a week previous to the last Warwick races, a party of about ...
... with slate. Its length will be lOfeet, its breadth 22 feet, and its height to the wall plates 12 feet and there will be I a row of stalls on either side. It will be erected by Mr. Joseph Read, and from Mr. Perrins's own plans. The cost will be between ...
... up an affray- the cause being a previous speech of the latter, in which, in the first place, he accused Mr. SmirT, of Cannon Row, and yellow kid gloves, of having inno- cently suggested to the Peninsular and Oriental Com- pany the possibility of sending ...