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... iv. a Halt-C.T'Wx.— John Hopr.nlinx Morgan, | son of a travelling machinist, v. a- charged on remand with stealing ! a half-crown, the property ol Walter Viiicc. a labourer, of Great Horkesley. on Friday morning i ist. — Mr. Jones for defendant.— It I appeared ...
... carry out the provisions of “The Cattle Diseases Prevention Act.” The following were appointed In addition Mr. Thompson of the Flatts, who is chairman of the committee, guaidians of the parish ;— Mr. Mo-sop, Thornholm ; Mr. Jopson, Stephney ; Mr. Henry Walker ...
... engrayled sable (Staynet); argent, lyon ramdant blew. On ye right hande a merlin bird for Witherwlcke's crest On left. In a crowne, a plume feathers argent, Fltzwilllam's crest Below, one kceeling against a desk, his wife and daughter kneeling over against ...
... Attlss, place, pre-eminence, and pro father survived his brothe hie Earl Ismesborough.and had title and dignity of Earl of CROWN-OFFICE. MEMBER returned to serve in the County of Tip The Hon. Captain Charles Whit ...
... AND BETTER CANNOT BE MADE TH'. fJIYSONS’ PALE WAX SOAP, rjIYSONS’ BROWN WAX SOAP. TYSON AND CO.’S entire Manufacture—PALE, CROWN and BROWN SOAP—made wholly from the best and purest ingredients—can be confidently recommended to Families as being grateful ...
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... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. CITY 01 LONDON. - Mr. &when, M.P., having M consequence of his accepting under the Crown and in pursuance of the 'Speaker's writ been formerly unseated, presented himself on Monday morning at the Guildhall for re-election. good ...
... S. COURTHOPE BOSANQUET, Captain. St Mary’s Church.— First Sunday after Trinity. Morning; Chant Service—“ VenUe,’* Finch flat“Te Deum,’* Wall E flat (Quadruple)—*' Bencdictus,” Wall A—“Sanctus,” Camidge E—“ Kyrie Eleison, Beethoven F. Evening; Chant ...
... called George Caley, who was with him on Saturday even- ing, and saw five or six half-crowns in his possession. Ann Flatt also deposed that Deane offered her a half-crown on Saturday evening, and then went into the Adam and Eve Inn to treat Mrs. Knightley ...
... c XTORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON.—OPENING DAY, Saturday, Nineteenth •' May, day after the Oaks. Admission, Half-a-Crown. Private Boxes and Reserved Seats for Ladies. * Monday, Twenty-First May, and four following days, One Shilling. CHEAP EXCURSIONS ...
... inspected yet, and no doubt there were many abominable places up the narrow lanes. Plans.— The plans of Mr. Lancaster, Well Flatt, for the erection of shop and house and two cottages at the junction of Dale and Dertou Streets, wore passed, subject to oertain ...
... heartily to thank yo u for the very handsome testimonial you have been plea Bed to present to her this dm, II well as for the flatte ring words which bare accompanied it. I need not say that in what Mrs. Bingham haa done to promote your is omfort and well-doing ...