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... Esq. of the Laurels, Edgbaston, of son. MARRIED.—On Thursday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. W. M.A.. Mr. Thomas Fox, of London, to Ann Sarah, daughter Mr. Joseph Gell, of this town. —On Wednesday last, Mancetter Church, in this county, by ...
... made at the Vestry meetings on Tuesday last St. Martin's.— Wardens, Mr. Charles Bache and Mr. George Vernon Blount. St. Philip's —Wardens, Mr. Samuel Holden Amphlett and Mr. George Wad del!.—Sidesmen, Mr. A. Everitt, W. H. Recce, Mr. George Jones ...
... poor in agricultural districts any other feeling respecting li than the belief that Himf muHlwc. After few words from Lord Lyttelton, Lord Stradbroke, the Earl of Radnor (who strongly objected the proposed alteration the bastardy law), and the Marquis of ...
... lit- usually excellent style, and gave general satisfaction. The chair was taken by the Lord Lieutenant uf the couniy, Lord Lyttelton, who was supported ou the right by F. T. Kufford, Esq., and on the left by W . Trow, Esq. Captain Hickman ably officiated ...
... Green, near Boroughbr.dge, at his recent rent day, returned bis tenants 10 |»er cent, their rent.—The executors of the late Philip Gell, Esq., of Hopton Hall, Derbyshire, at their half-yearly rent audit, gave a return of 10 per cent, to all the tenantsoii ...
... lace lappets - ornaments diamond - . *® ct Ua 7 ainatio of blood to the head, apoplexy, Ac., conferred upon the Rev. J. P. Gell, M.A., Curate of St. church were performed at Risca, where an ancient edifice ap P ea . red 9a . 6 + 3oltoil > mU st have been ...
... Friday morning the 29th inst., at St. Philip’s Church. On the evening of the same day the anniversary meeti will be held at Dee’s Hotel, under the presidency of e Lord Bishop of the Diocese. The Rev. Philip Gell, Bishop De- signate of Christ Church, New ...
... ensuing year ; and a Report of the proceedings of the Committee will be laid before tbe M eeting. By order of the Committee, LYTTELTON, President. 12th October, 1853. THE FREEHOLD FRANCHISE. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY, OFFICES,33, NORFOLK ST.,STRANDJ.ONDON ...
... Gloucestershire is also to be called up. The Dowager Lady Lyttelton has arrived at her residence in St. James's-square, from Ilagley Park. Revision or Lists. This (Friday) morning Mr. George J. Philip Smith, the barrister appointed to revise tbe list of voters ...
... Meanwhile exhibition the Odd Fellows' Hall will repay visit Marriage or inserted address sender— Births for MARRIED On ult St Philip's (by the Rev Heath) Mr John Green to Rose third daughter of Mr John Rose Milton Grove Hill this town DIED ttndof lastat Ceylon ...
... Exhibitor, the Right Hon. 20. near Wi | bitor, Mr Joecph Exhibitor and breeder, —First prise, £10, and silver medal as breeder. Mr Philip Turner, The Leen, Herefordshure. G ‘years end 2 months. Ties ted anes calves born alive. Fed on grass, bay. mangolds, ewedes ...
... ZEALAND and the CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT.'wiII dehvered b» DAT Evening next. Feburuary 15th, clock, the Right Hon. Lord LYTTELTON. Admission to Non-Members, 3d. each. BIRMINGHAM MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. A LECTURE will be Delivered the New Temperance ...