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... Gentlemen at Arms ; Lieut. Colonel Wm. Maccall, Clerk of the Cheque and Adjutant of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms; Captain Philips, Sub-officer of her Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Major Major General Fitzmaurice, the .Lieutenant of the Royal ...
... Cathcart. the H.n. Horatia Charlotte St. .pf ard, the Hou. Harriet Phipps, the Hon Lrntna Lascelles, and the H..n. Lucy C. Lyttelton, Maid, of Houour to the Queen ; the Earl of .St. Germans, Lord Steward; the Vise aunt Sydney, Lord Chamberlain ; the Marquisof ...
... willing— defendant promised to interfere with and was discharged with costs Stickers— Samuel Jackson charged assaulting Jacob Gell bill sticker on lust between twelve two at noon in complainant posting bill against blank wall when defendant came up bill ...
... musters admirably, and the drill is well carried on. The three companies were very efficient. He proposed the Health of Lord Lyttelton, the Lord Lieutenant.” in meet complimentary manner, detailing what great aid had received from his Lordship. Glee (Messrs ...
... James Johnstone. Esq.. M.D.. Old Square, John Aston, Esq., Augustus Road. Edgbastou; Tho Hon. and Iter. Grantham Yorke, St. Philip's Rectory: James Timmins Chance, Esq., Brown's Green, Handsworth, John O. Bacchus. Esq., Bintwood, Leamington ; The Lord Calthorpe ...
... great part of her oargo- cngaged, asd will have quick despatci), the Scotch-built clipper 01Y1X, A 1, register 281 tons, PHILIP GELL, Commander; 13 ilg iii ?? Docks. This favourite colonial trader is noted for lier fast sailing qualities and sound delivery ...
... credited to savings’ banks, and paid trustees, amounted £1,200,384. 3s. 7d. extraordinary ritualistic funeral occurred at St. Philip’s, Clcrkenwell, on Wednesday last. The incumbent of the parish the llov. W. R. Wroth, who was the first in I/jndon to abolish ...
... IA cal ito passenlgers, aid will carry tin exiperienced I' r termls of freig--ht Or Ptssatge apply to tile Captainl, ?? ?? GELl.ATLY. IIANKEY, antd SENWELL, 27, Leaden- li rs or t, DEVITTE anti MOORtE No. 15, Billitelr-street. I)E TI' iandlOORE'S AUSTRALIAN ...
... CEVENNES. WithTUiistration. 10 Notes on theFIPE Srray Thouirhta and Para'iles for the Wmter. By the Hon. and Rev. W. fi. Lyttelton. With Illustrations. 11. CAVERNS AND THEIR CONTENTS. By Archibald Geilt, F.B.S. 12. OOOD WOiiDß*' to the PITCAIRN ISLANDERS ...
... the proposed experiment prove successful, it may lie continued, and pernia- Ui'.iitntly extend the benefits of this Charity. PHILIP ROSE, Don. Sec. HENRY DOBBIN, Sec. LONDON FEVER H OSPITAL. The Committee earnestly APPEAL to the rich and benevo- lent to ...
... Hopeies, West street; Messrs, Pmrs.)! and Bba.laeoed, Church sate*; Mr. Goodisoe In6rmary roaU : Mr. Gooi'LAi.. bi>, St. Philips road ; Mra. LoooE and Mrs. H: l, Fawe*tt htre*t, Tbe Tickets remaining (up to the number issued) may be oought at the I>oor ...
... from 25th March, 1836, at the An- nual.Ground Rent of £12. Ss. 3d. Area, 447 Square Yards. In BELI-ILLD STREET, LoWER ST. PHILIP'S ROAD T ?? , SHEFFIELD. LOT 3.- Four DWELLING-HOUSES fronting to Belfleld street, numbered 10 to 16 inclusive, and four Dwelling ...