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... (lb the death of eon, Robert, without issue, the manor was inherited by his nephew, Henry Frederick, who in 1784 was created Baron Carteret of Rayne, with remainder to the younger eon of hie brother Thomas. Marquess of Bath, and on hie death, without ...
... at Luton. Her Oraoe the Duchess has been on the Continent, staying at Weis. badedi while the Duke has been on a visit to the Dowager Duchess at Latimer House, Bucks. A correspondent write. :— During these hot days toe Duchess of Bedford has been walking ...
... detail 4 men per Company service at St. Margaret's, Westminster. to prureed with the above party. They will Among these present were the Prime Minims proceed to A•bridge On TbonsdelY morning, ter, the Duke and Duchess of Buoyleech, thegrd proximo, and report ...
... remanded until to morrow (Saturday). The best is 6d Workman's Boot in Bedford is at Taylor's, S. Midland-road. 1.9022 The death is announoed, iu his 86 , b year, of General Pearson. at the llazell, Sandy, Bedfordshire. H:prose Cu KV D. —.I. A. Sherman ...
... near Birmingham. Mr Frank Ballade was beet man to his brother. The bride was attired in • handwrite dress of rich ivory Wile duchess*. the bodice being trimmed with beautiful &cheese point late, the gift of her sister. Mrs Howard Ryland, and it was also relieved ...
... It was ruuning to field the ball, when he slipped and fell, fracturing his knee cap. We regret to record the death from heart failure of Margaret, the widow of the late Mr. Frederick Abbiss, formerly of Ampthill. Woburn-street. on July :loth, at her son's ...
... AOCIDIUMAL DIATTL—At the Bedford Infirmary, on Saturday afternoon, Dr. Price (13oroagh Coroner) held an inquiry concerning the death of Robert Bine., Ferkine, a child of eleven months, who died at that institution in the early boars of the previous morning ...
... various hands, was purchased from the We are now arrived at the history of the present 1 onatwirike (in about 1730) by Sarah, Duchess of structure, and the question what traces there are in Marlborough,, and then passed to the Dukes of it of this early English ...
... hear, and loud applause). The Duke of Argyle, one of the greatest of orators in the country, though not one of the most polite of speakers, which he said he bad acquired in the How, of Lords, and he (the Duke of Argyle) had said that they were all little ...
... this sassoa, the ether has been very slow. Jon& blare. ot Atlas t Smith, Highstreet. together with h 4 yoongest daughter Margaret Smith. atteaded the bad given by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayorga; ot Loudon on Thursday Week. The marriage arranged between ...
... General District rate, at refreshment Alipartawint was altogether ISAULDEN. ranee have appointed Hamra J. Cavanagh touching the death of John Henry Hey-2so and 26th inst. Mrs. Brown, wife of in the A. was sealed .- The Clerk rather extensive. In the ammexe-a ...
... prisoner had been courting Alice his action in the previous trials.-Sir Edward two warden aorhurrwd Onslow, of the Vestry of St. Margaret, West- Corninh, but she desired to break off the engage- Clarke, Q.C., then addressed the jury for the _`;• t :7Z h ' e u ...