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... Bltmae Agnes (a), Manchester Therese et Marie (a) Bordeaux Don (s), Goole Goole (s). London German Hmpire(s),Hrtlpol Staveley (s), Grimsby Flandria (s), Dolvan [3o] West Indies Orrik (s), Hager, sea Diamante (s), Frey, do Cairnmore (s), Newcastle ...
... (s), Ham= Wharfe (s) (Da 81] Rotterdam Wreathier (a), OeMad Nell Jess (s), GRIMSBY orrsomf Alliance,Bmith[Janl] Hill Staveley (s). Ramberg Warrington (s), Rotterdam Express (a), Lockwood ( 5 ). London !Maw von Platen (s), Hull Georgette (e), Leicester ...
... BROADBENI, jnn., Liverpool. corn merchant* LINDSAY, GRACIB and WARD, Cardiff, merohanta. TOPLIS and BRADLEY, Chesterfield, Staveley, and Whittington Moor, wholesale and retail chemists and dings irts. MATHER, jnu., BURTON and EDWARDS, Man- ...
... and Sous. Liverpool, corn merchants— Lindsay. Gracie. and Ward. Cardi if. merchants— Toplis an! Bradley, Chest er- fitl I, Staveley, and Whittinjfton Moor, Derbyshire chemists and druggists — Mather. Barton, and Edwards, Manchester, bookbinders and printers ...
... 48 hours, which put us in long. 81 W. Even then rig up the coast we had very unsettled winds. Am tom that four vessels in Staveley Harbour in distress, and same in Montevideo in distress. Doestrous, Dec. 27.—Horison foga ; slush ice is increasing under ...
... Louisa, the wilt of Charles Slocombe, aged 78 years. t T WELEY.— On Dec. 2d. 1339. Frances, widow of the late William H. W. Staveley. Esq.. of Fremington House, Read- ing, Berks. fciEEN.— On Jan. 4. at 2. Victoria Park-road, N.E.. the resi- lience of her ...
... Colonel znd V.B. East Yorkshire Regiment, has written to Col. Staveley, commanding the battalion, asking if he could offer a carefully-selected company for service in South Africa. Col. Staveley replied that he would undertake to furnish 300 for garrison ...
... Father and begin a new H. Keene, F. Arnold, E Clarey, T. Dicker, A England was now engaged on a great struggle, Grigg, 8. Staveley, G Btevenson, Cc Clarey, L. and the new year would bring forth issues of great Keene, and Smith Certificates—L. As significance ...
... twelrc oclock Alc.nJay. Mh, at Brompton Cemetery. 6TAVELKV.— On I)., ember 2nd, ?? Frances, widow of the late V* illiam H XV. staveley. J2s ...
... play, which was received with much enthusia>m. The aetiug was excellent all round, Miss Edith Wynne Mathisou and Mr. VF. R. Staveley specially dis- tinguishing themselves. The Examiners or Private Bills. — The Examiners of Standing Order Proofs*, who sit ...
... of his back. Born at Olbury, near Birmingham, has an uncle at that place, overlooker at Sampson Colliery. Absconded from Staveley. Supposed to be in America. Wife and three children. One Pound Reward. SAMUEL WHITAKER, aged 29, a collier, 5 feet 8 inches ...
... of the Bishop of Hereford, who was vicar tlere from 1641 to 1t911 Leading parts in the play were undertaken by l Mr W. R. Staveley. Mr Jerrold Robertshaw, Mr A. S. Homewood, Mr H. Brooke, Mr.A. H. Pearce, Mr Percy Warden, bliss Edith Wynne Mattlieson, ...