The Annual Register, Volume 117Edmund Burke Rivingtons, 1876 Continuation of the reference work that originated with Robert Dodsley, written and published each year, which records and analyzes the year’s major events, developments and trends in Great Britain and throughout the world. From the 1920s volumes of The Annual Register took the essential shape in which they have continued ever since, opening with the history of Britain, then a section on foreign history covering each country or region in turn. Following these are the chronicle of events, brief retrospectives on the year’s cultural and economic developments, a short selection of documents, and obituaries of eminent persons who died in the year. |
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... Rubery e . Grant and Sampson 159 The Canadian Oil Works Case 173 The St. Leonard's Will Case 183 The Whitechapel Murder 194 The Title of " Reverend " -Wesleyan Tombstone Case 198 APPENDIX . PUBLIC DOCUMENTS AND STATE PAPERS . PAGE ...
... Rubery e . Grant and Sampson 159 The Canadian Oil Works Case 173 The St. Leonard's Will Case 183 The Whitechapel Murder 194 The Title of " Reverend " -Wesleyan Tombstone Case 198 APPENDIX . PUBLIC DOCUMENTS AND STATE PAPERS . PAGE ...
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... Rubery and Harpending , formed the Californian Mining Company , but a dispute having arisen between Grant and the plaintiff , which was compromised by the former paying a considerable sum of money , he was reported to have told Rubery ...
... Rubery and Harpending , formed the Californian Mining Company , but a dispute having arisen between Grant and the plaintiff , which was compromised by the former paying a considerable sum of money , he was reported to have told Rubery ...
Page 161
... Rubery appears common in California . A Mr. Rubery was understood to have been interested in some way in the Lincoln gold mining affair , and a Mr. Rubery , an Englishman , was arrested in San Francisco in the winter of 1862 for fitting ...
... Rubery appears common in California . A Mr. Rubery was understood to have been interested in some way in the Lincoln gold mining affair , and a Mr. Rubery , an Englishman , was arrested in San Francisco in the winter of 1862 for fitting ...
Page 163
... Rubery . He said they were settled by the pay- ment of 12,0001 . and 5,000 shares in the Mineral Hill Company . Examination continued : Mr. Sampson never mentioned Rubery's name to me , nor did I mention it to him . Did you ever give Mr ...
... Rubery . He said they were settled by the pay- ment of 12,0001 . and 5,000 shares in the Mineral Hill Company . Examination continued : Mr. Sampson never mentioned Rubery's name to me , nor did I mention it to him . Did you ever give Mr ...
Page 164
... Rubery had been indicted under Lord Campbell's Act upon that letter , no answer could have been made . In the spring of 1872 , the Chancery proceedings were settled by the payment by Baron Grant of 12,500l . to Harpending , Rubery being ...
... Rubery had been indicted under Lord Campbell's Act upon that letter , no answer could have been made . In the spring of 1872 , the Chancery proceedings were settled by the payment by Baron Grant of 12,500l . to Harpending , Rubery being ...
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