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... Saanderson, R.-Coletiester Spry, S. Thos.—Bodmin Slaney, R.A.-Shrewsbtiry Smith, R. V.-Northamp. ton Stanley, Hon. H. Presron Staveley, J. K.-Preton Strickland,G.- \V. Y orksh. Stuart, Ld. D.C.-Arundel Stuart, Wm.—Bedfordshire Stanley. E—N. Cheshire Strutt ...
... vice Duudas Brecon, one-Morgan, vice Walking Leeds, one- Beekt:tt, vice Marshall Ripon, two-Dalbiac and Pcmberton, vice Staveley and Crompton Wigan, one- Kearsley, vice Thicknesse Oxford, one-Maclean, t'ice Langstone Winchester, one—Bast, vice Mildmay ...
... to force his way through the pannels of the hall door, was repulsed by one of the servants with a poker. The house of Luke Staveley, Esq. of Spring Field, was next attacked. The windows were all broken. The mob then entered, and demolished the drawing-room ...
... Yrigoyti and Charles Williams, Little Britain, drysalters. BANKRUPTS. Richard Hollingdale, Strood, Kent. grocer. John Wright, Staveley, Derbyshire, brush manufac- turer. George Mayor and George Samuel Dove, Little Distaff Lane, spice merchants. William Shott ...
... RJlway C° ™re wjck, 1 ot SOUTHAN and Co. Newcastle, York, Leeds, Brad- » ford, Wakefield, Hull, Shef- field, Rotheram, Staveley, By Midland Railway Chesterfield, Nottingham, Lei- Co., to Gloucester, to cester, Derby, Burton-on- care of SOUTHAN and Trent ...
... swearing, or some other offence, and the job was done. -Dr. AduLtz s Dealtngs with the Inquisiti m. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE AT STAVELEY. For some time past Miss Guest, ofStavetey, has been suffering from a hard substance forming in the back part ot her hand ...
... professor of music Thomas Binns, Deighton, near Iluddersfield, andThornhill Lees, near Dewsbury, iron merchant Thomas Longworth, Staveley, Derbyshire, draper ...
... during the progress of the work, but no other casualties prmident of the India Board would state the terma and D If el • Staveley, erbye Ire, rapt, ticath Arrival 11 3 . 3 23 ft 1 471 4340 7 371 10 42 bXX to 9 Is , 10 St NERUIRcIr ANNULLED. -John Wall ...
... follow the remainder of Barry's battery, theßoyals and the 31st, this advanced force being under the command of Brigadier Staveley. An equal advanced guard of the French will be next, and then the main body of the English. It is anticipated that the Chinese ...
... half regiments , with t wo batteries and North-Western Railway, intimating that Her Majesty of artillery, under Brigadier Staveley, at Tie n-tsin.— had left Manchester by the ordinary train, leaving that city at 12 o'clock, and that she intended to stay ...
... , to the Vicarage of Sturton, Notts. The Rev. W. H. Stallard, B,A., to the Vicarage of Bolney, Sussex. The Rev. W. Brown Staveley, M.A., to the Rectory of High Haltien, Kent. The Rev. W. F. Stocken, to the Curacy of Skirbeck, Lincolnshire. The Rev. C ...
... safely at Hong Kong on Decem- ber 15th. The Peiho was completely frozen up. Two thousand five hundred English, under General Staveley, and a quota of French, have been left at Tien-tsin, comfortably housed, with plenty of warm clothing and fuel. Lord Elgin ...