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... K]eusilngtonl, tsi wife of Edward Hutcsinipse, hg,, at ai sun. Ol 'the 2vth April, at GUscrrument House, -it-r.± rt, Lady Stavele'-y of t.dausbghtkr. ' I On tue6 20tl April, at 11, Milner-squore, Islingtor, Mrs. T. W. stal or f a daughter. On1 Utie :tnh ...
... ngsatisfaction r to In the latter part of the day Geseral Staveley proceeded to Penally, to inspect the Rifle Shooting' Ground, &c.; he was , a accompanied by his aide-de-cav-, Capt. Staveley, R. H. i for Artillery, and a brilliant staff. mnin PEMEB~xOE ...
... deserted, excursion partiels being omdt Tenby, Manor- -bier, Freshwater East, Elligug StcAe ti On Monday, Major-General Si0. Staveley and .suifo tI left Pembroke Dock Garrison c ensufe to London. r1 h __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _P. t aABERA VON. oh e w Dzscovucrv0o3' ...
... ly falsehood to the knowledge of th& party. itMr. Justice Lush asked why the plaintiff did not say iwisuntrue. ins,I Mr. Staveley Hill said his contention was, that as the ang defendant had stated that which lie did not know to be ,he true, he had maliciously ...
... Conservative deemonstration took place at Coventry os sub Wcdnesdlay in commemoration of the return of Mr. Eatom be and Mr. Staveley Hill. The melgra deli4cred ad#K* =w response to the prnnipnl topt. ...
... ' use of PIP., R. A. Cross, M.P., aCoI. C. Lindsay, M.P., J.'e anidy of Henderson, M.B., Colonel 'Loyd Lindsay, M.P., A. Staveley 'y were Mill, MBP., Mr. C. Wright, Mir, William. Blair, Mr. John .ad thiewy Knlowles, Mr. John Hi'igh, Mr. TE. F. Horton ...
... Rev. Jehii C'ollimuleum, iii ?? 92nd year. Oii (lies 2Icil Juiie, at Walec, Yorkshuire, in (lie 1Slt year of his ac, Johtn Staveley Shtirt, tog., of Wmles, Into Lieutenant -jtIb ( Om' ?? ltuyudl Regiment. Ott(ilie 2.5th *hiie, ait NViowevvld, Nairn, N.B ...
... Mappearssto be going on adverse to the operations of free trmlu was oc. easiolled bythe receipto' a paumphlet speech. of Mr. Staveley Hill, ?? anm it was resolved as the best antidlote to the protectionist movemuent to reprint and Circulate the speech of ...
... inspected the men of the , Ioyal Artillery at the Western Fort, at great gfn drill. g At the latter part of the day General Staveley again i. paraded the 3rd depot battalion, when the men were oeareised in outpot dauty. He also inspected the Hill Fort D ...
... of, it day saf te- day., him a table McneiTARv ISSPEOTIToN.--On Saturday afternoon Major- outsit -thy General Sir Charles Staveley, ?? the military inspector boglg 'wo for the 'West of England and South Wales, inspected tho busin, wo 2nd battalion of the ...
... pri ig, Free Trade all of that city. Amongst other ten our, gentlemen presetC weie Messrs. C. N. NEWDE- he Th b GATE, NP., STAVELEY HILL, P., C. E. CAW., .tie$ LPlY, MY.,, and W. T. CHARLEY, X.P. Resolu- *ek; tions were passed, asserting that our commercial ...
... every nation. And this was ind held by the Timies to be sound arg ument. Two days our ago, in reply to the complaints of Mr. STAVELEY lea, HILL and others, that our imports far exceeded our ten exports, the Pall Hall Gazette said with Mr. ing BRIGHT that ...