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... Douglas Fid ward Corlett, Esq., Ramsey Thomas Creighton, Esq., Castletown Philip FUliot, Esq., Douglas Henry F'aulder, Flsq., Castletown Wm. Gell, Esq., Douglas F. L. Gelling, Esq., Castletown Samuel Harris, jun., Esq., Douglas George Jefferson, Esq ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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.) ...
... ■«. ''• ' ?? „cw steam-slap CHUSAN will be despatched ?? ^ oi, on 15th May, for SYDNEY, ?? at the Oape »J' riim ?? j port Philip. The rates of passage-money wiU W . . B°l ?? u-st-class, 90 guineas ; second-class, 50 guineas. ■h ?? ( '',\,irc- include ...
... sth May when particulars concerning the immediate ?? of tta Bishop of the Colony wul be communicated, and tbe Bey. John Philip Gell, whose name has been approved by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and is about to be submitted by his Grace for Her Majesty ...
... retirement of tbe Rev. Dr. Jackson from the office to which he was j originally designated. It appeared that the Rev. John i Philip Gell, who has spend nine years of bis life in the Australian colonies, had since been nominated to the bishop- ric and approved ...
... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Jnmade° : - ng ?? ?? COLONIAL BISHOPRIC The Rev. John Philip Gell, to th. ?? Church, New Zealand. ' he b,sh °P***c of Ch^ AM. t_ *tt„ nEANERY RURAL. The Rey. William Lewis, vicar of Sedgley to v. dean of Himley. ■ ?? *° ? ...
... Life Associations. (Gloucestershire, kc, Continued.) Michael, P., Portland house. White Ladies road, CUfton Moisey, Robert Philips, S George st., Plymouth, saddler Moore, Charlotte, Hinton St. George Morgan, Charles Robert, Barnstaple, surgeon Motley, James ...
... of Trinity College The Rev. J. W. Blakesley, 8.D., late Fellow of Trinity Colle-e John Elijah Blunt, Esq , Trinity College. Philip PJeydeU Bouverie, Esq., Trinity College J. G. Bowstead, Esq., late Fellow of Pembroke College Rrv. W . 11. BrookUkrld, Trinity ...
... applications inav'be made at the era wor the Company, Hicli-street, Wrexham. North Wales; orto ?? 0 1* 1 ?? 8 br okers :— Messrs. Philip Cazenove and Co , 39, Loth- ZZ,- ,**■'* Jle ?? r *- Taunton and Molvneux, Liverpool; Mr. JO..D tooke. Manchester; Me-srs ...