The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-25 00:00:00

HOSPITALS, ON PRIVY COUNCIL ACT
SIGN, v. CHAPEL-WARDER BOY EDW. VI.
NOTICE.—In the stoppage. on Friday, of the Protestant
church service, by the life trustee (sworn in as Montague
of Geo. ll.'s Indian Carib College II of Bermuda), being read
over before the assumed City-chair aldermen governors—
titular R(.man Catholic O.S. Priors of the late Palace*Pry-
Zone of King's + Holy Trinity Fish'ry data. Whence the
following reasons, to clergy of St. Paul's, churchwarden
oath-deputy of Irish Catholic Union Act, 1791, the Rev.
E. HUDSON, and submitted to by the Black-friars Agent-
president Cope-land, under Julius 3's attnnarog Red-
hat'd bishop's boy Edw. 6 c-* for X-Exchange-Grefham.
1. That the re-sezin of the Denmark life-copyhold of
Rokesley, Mint-master, Bridewell Palace scite, as that of
the House of Parliament to 1553.5, otherwise the Sleet
Court of the King's Custom-house fist—built by the stone
of ancient London wall and Baynard's River castle—so
" Lay-sir' Montfichet-tower (monks of Blackfriars
In firiclewell's feet), chapel Parleyment briar's'
Thus, on the " London stone River-trust" tenure, re-
quiring for validity a re-set with Carib,Lof the 13 Privy
Councillors—so prevent Chapel-Warden .t-privi-leges of
Blackffiar justices within the Verge-rod, attempted (H. 8,
v. Catherine also, on Sir T. Moore Speaker') by Mr. Civil-
Jas. Cardinal Wolsey, and Deputy-justice Campeggio, last
Court Assumption, 21st June, 1529, on Sir Francis Bryan's
grant, 1547, now in Brandon Estate, till x 1825, under the
Brazil'd Calvin-savoy-1557 Caesar-bishops of Peru.
2. That the Hospital of Christchurch and Bridewell's
Pry-zoneof the C-L'arc-en-well ftleet-court (late under the
Swan-hopping fishmonger's 1536-grant) in ' super alt°m
mare' now under poor-law audit data 25th March and 29th
ns
nimneettnhbt eeoCafpEscnyAgiolofarntthdtme,sermriv.eheteretrTr.hseatmtlees.
September broad R 4 declination of the Polar Star—could
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3. That as a like violation of the LVIII. canon induction
truce,
by the Rev. E. Walker at Cheltenham -in demand-
ing, thro' his assumed 2. e. churchwarden-take of the keys
and their in-vest'ry gown—took
d place, 19th Feb., by seizing
the parish Church R
oo -acre as 'the T. nor,— successor Sit
T. Chamberlayne, of Prestburv, Evesham and Atkyns Lan-
theny Severn rie-trust--wati absolved from acting (see
,s-un of yesterday)—saving urs special tie-on 25 Henry
Bth, and Q. Eliza. on Pope Gregorian new -style ath
moving—Calendar' 1582-86-97-1603-1721—b;e e
Montague
Cartret, so far as (58) the Canons of Bonifaee-1258, are not
repugnant to the holy scripture of the Sky pry-zone year
for Common law-reolenish of River-bailiff food, by 1824
Act, in 5-6 W. 4, C. 63, the State-meter Act, for Leet Crt.
Jurats Ova Fishery-park in O.style plant.
Note.—James Stuart Wortley, M.P.. is not a Montague,
but a Wortley-Newcomen, of illegitimate line, hang-on
with the hospital priors, 20th Feb., at Itadley's Hotel.
So—Bute's Sir C. Stuart de Rothsay (Hobart Foster) yield-
up on Brazils Caesar, Imp. Pedro Ist., to undersigned as
Edw. al.'s awl-grandchild Anne Mortimer's offspring in
Crown-heir trust of the people, on Richard 2's,* death, in
Hen. 4th sister Eliza. Holland.—in A., : : ' • .
(Signed) CHARLES 4 ' A CKERLEY, J. P.
Born, Montague Edgcumbe Atkyns '4Chamberlayne, of
Bic. ITs brother J. Holland's 3ty-voice, in 1-2 W. 4,
No. 54 in Planta' •genestella O.S. Evesham's—pollen-food
fish trust 14 J. I • exemplified 1774-1837—as of its late Ist
peera
1 Prior---all H. B's privy councillors being nullified
ino• through trustees' intermarriage.
by interests clash b
PETER BASQUET, England's Carib Tnd. Chief of 1842-3, as
Chain-bearer, elect 22 yrs, no
Admiralty Red flag pay,
as the State Don Quixote and Sancho fanza.
London-notice, February 21, 1863.