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... Green, near Boroughbr.dge, at his recent rent day, returned bis tenants 10 |»er cent, their rent.—The executors of the late Philip Gell, Esq., of Hopton Hall, Derbyshire, at their half-yearly rent audit, gave a return of 10 per cent, to all the tenantsoii ...
... bishoprics —one for the northern district of New South Wales, one for the central district., another for the district of I'ort Philip, and a fourth for the colony of South Australia_ had been formed out of it. 'rho most urgent represen. tations of the spiritual ...
... bishoprics—one for the northern district of New South Wales, one fur the central districts, another for the district of Port Philip, and a fourth for the colony of South Australiahad been formed out of it. The most urgent representations of the spiritual ...
... Ensign Albert Gahagan, 10th Madras Native Infantry, by- Sir J. C. Hobhouse Rev. Thos. Gamier, by Lorel Je.hn Russell Lieutenant Gell. R.M., by Sir W. Gomm Cedonel Godby, C.8., ?? on return from Inelia, on ap- pointment as A. D.C, by Viscount Gough Lieutenant ...
... Ensign Albert Gahagan, 10th Madras Native Infantry, by Sir J. C. Hobhouse. Rev. Thomas Garnier,by Lord John Russell. Lieut. Gell, R.M., by Sir William Gomm. Colonel Godby, C.8., A. D.C., on return from India and appouitment as A-D.C, by Viscount Gough ...
... magistrates then sitting at Lawford’s Gate. Edwin Caudle was charged with being found sleeping a cart house, in Eox s-court, St. Philip’s. Discharged with caution. rape, upon interesting little cb.ld named , who was only six years of age. It that last the child ...
... gentlemen on the platform were Rev. Edward Walker, St Jude's; the Rev. John Richardson, St. Barnabas; the Rev. James Bardsley, ot. Philip's; the Rev. J. W. Town, Mr. C. E. Caw- Mr. D.A Clarke, Mr. E. Antrobus, (secretary to th rent B ciety) &c. The chair was occupied ...
... ugchh an article, and who may wish to let it on ~h ire, to apply at 21, Great College-street, esttlt°,_fttlePinOentßT , LYTTELTON, Canterbury Sett Wellington, and Nelson, New Zealand. .yiazlnur.,,stfc_lass Passenger Ship CORNWALL tons register. terbu„ ...
... NOTICE to PASSENGERS and SHIPPERS.- Per the Ship CORNWALL, for ]PORT LYTTELTON, Canter. bilY rct te ent and other Ports in New Zealand.-Ail goods muot l; eder Setalend 6e1ongoide on or before SAtURDAY net, the 9th'of I !beAearedgE C YOUNG, MIaniger of ...
... when particulars concerning the immediate appointment of the Bishop of the Colony wiU be communicated, and the Rev John Philip Gell, whose name haa been approved by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and is about to be submitted by his Grace for Her Majesty's ...
... when particulars concerning the immediate appointment ef the Bishop of the Colony will be communicated, and the Rev. John Philip Gell, whose name has been approved by the Archbishop of Canter- bury, and is about to be submitted by his Grace for her Majesty's ...
... days* sight on the branches of this bank in New South Wales, Port Philip, South Australia, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand, are granted at a charge of 2 per cent., exoept on Lyttelton, N. Z., for which the oharge is S per cent, (on sums above lOi.) ...