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... Bank. Abergareeny —Mr Dudley Wanton, National Pro.lndia Bank of England. Brecknook—Tho as Fraser, Esq. Bank. Builth—Mr Thomas Thomas, Drumlin and Stationer. Brynmawr—Mr O. Meredith, Griircr. Cos, EN, Solicitor. Cariboo—Wet Lewis, Cardif—Alessoder Bevan ...
... Alecto, ord home Grinon, ord. home Racoon, off Cowes Alert, Pacific Handy, W. Africa Ranger, Coast of Af. Algerine, China Hardy, China Rapid, coast of Afric Antelope, W. Africa Harpy, Greenock Rattler, China Archer, W. Africa Harrier, ord. home Rattlesnake ...
... Racoon, Gibraltar Alert, Pacific Hanger, Coast of Af. Algerinc, China Handy, W. Africa Rapid, East Indies Antelope, W. Africa Hardy, China Rattler, China Archer, W. Africa Ilarpy, Greenock Rattlesnake, W. Af. Argus, China Hastings, Queen's T. Research, Woolwich ...
... ETICTPN.—The statement that Mr Gathorne Hardy will be nominated by Dr Wynter, the president of St John's College, is incorrect. The Venerable Archdeacon Clarke, chairman of his Oxford committee, will propose Mr Hardy. FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Monday Henry Davies ...
... parish Chars+ mug Outs merry peal is honour of the marriage of the Raw. Augustine 8.A.. with Mies Owen, daughter of the Isle Thomas Omni, of Scomthwelle, and slater of Thorns+ Owes, of Foley Hon.% Host. eireet The ceremoey took plan at St. Mary'. Church ...
... proof tie establish tbe attock of which goo Estates, we publish ot letter on the subject which vv. , Antelope, w. Amos Hardy, China which wan enclosed in • dispatch, that I have experienned something like • mental simile the pc merle had been vetoed ...
... been received from the Lords of the Treasury on the subject, enclosing a copy of a letter which had been sent to them by Mr Thomas Whicher Davies. I have that letter now. _ - - Mr Rees : Yon owe me an apology, Mr Town Clerk: for you charged me with baring ...
... he responded, and obliged by singing a French ditty. Mr T. II. Thomas took his seat at the lectern, and read, in his own amusing way, Daniel O'Rourke Ttiis was followed: hy the glee The Hardy Norseman,' wherein all the vocal performers joined, and received ...
... desire in her own interest, or the oak until after next Mareb. when they might 7 ' 6 e 7 too inferior for Ardirma, sheer.= Hardy. Clem ..urina, N. Amelia. Hearty, China and W e .t led.. minion nisesteed dull. although not lowm, sad prase to r have r b ...
... two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, and five hundred yards- five rounds at each. The first prize was won by Private Hardy; the second by Lieut. Stavely; the. third by Senior Petty Officer Robert Smith [formerly of this town, and member of the H ...
... Class concluded the programme by singing the part song, The hardy Norseman, & this was sung with rare vigour and effect, the various parts being very evenly balanced. The Rev It J. H. Thomas, vicar of Hogeston, proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman ...
... & Son 2 2 0 Mr Thomas Baker, B igli-stif-ei. 2 2 0 MMWiIiiams. Mi]) Miss Mouritaguo, Bristol 4 0 Miss 10 0 Mr John Phillip?, Victoria Place. 19 0 Mr Godwin, Wrington 1 3 Mr E. Potter, 1 0 A Frie:H, per »Ir Stannurd 2 2 0 Mr Joseph Thomas, Bridge-street ...