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... and broke about midships. Oniy five of the party were saved; two brothers, aged 18 and 23, sons of Mr. Carter, of 9, South-row, Lambeth-walk, were drowned. ...
... that he stood a veryproud position. ( Oh, oh.') He would have bein extremelyhappy to have filled the honourable position r.ow held 1 y the noble lord or Sir Benjamin Hall. He did not undervalue the prize, but would have given twe-thirds of his possessions ...
... IK::::::a if:::::: 1835-36 10 Surats 142,243 „ 1 200 1840-41 4J 0 „ 1,296 „ Bombay, whence our chief supply TnH.y cotton, is r.ow received, we observe the same irregularities, and corresponding periods; but the returns in the earlier years give only the ...
... Allum Bay, near Freshwater the Needles rocks to the eastward. In the course'of ef so, the weather somewhat cleared up, and the row) was again got under weigh, and by 9 o'clock cleared the rocks, and was bearing to the westward was smart breeze blowing up ...
... evening a meeting of the directors of these institutions for aged and infirm members w&9 held the committee-rooms, in Paternoster-row. The statement of the progress the society has made since its institution 1836, was very encouraging. During the past year relief ...
... moored inside the Shearwater Present!*!!! royal standard was lowered, and the Queen almost descended into the barge, and was rowed on shore Majesty, leaning the arm of the Duke of Argyle lowed by Prince Albert with the Duchess of Norfolk 2- Duchess of Sutherland ...
... numbers were equally striking. Wicli® Chapel, Stepney, the average per acre was 1,210; Enon Chapel, Woolwich, 1,080; Parker-row, Dm*' head, 1,613; Moorfields, 1,210 ; Caunon-street, I,l ...
... nights ago one poor wretch passed along in litter, covered with blood, having been stabbed in about a dozen places some street row. It is greatly to lamented that the precaution is not instituted of having a strong body of marines on shore with officers to ...
... retreat in connexion therewith, for the reception of aged and decayed members, was held at the committee-rooms, Pater-, nostcr-row. The statcmert of the progress made by the institution since its formation in 1536 continues to be encou- and satisfactory. ...
... woman, who was found downed in 'he Thames, with her throat cut. —It. Fowler «tiert that, on Friday afternoon last, he was rowing * boatdown the river, whin, on arriving opposite Messrs. Ferguson anil Co.'s mast-house, Millwall, he saw the body tfthe deceased ...
... ~LLnktioas of many large merchants which had been HrcJeulated. the deputation that tho circulation of the fciof Enilancl was row only 17,800,000/., while when at point of l:ist year it was newly 22,000,000/., the hiring operated very seriously upon the ...
... invested their predecessors with the robes and chains of office, and Mr. Sheriff Cubitt nominated Mr. Thomas France, of Bedford-row, as his under-sheriff, and Mr. Sheriff ffl nominated Mr. David W. Wire to fill the same function OB his behalf. Headed by the ...