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... her help. less offspring. The crime was discovered the next day, and the unnatural mother was apprehended. The father had hanged himself, and was found suspended by the police. Ti SAViwoS BANKS OF FRANCE.-The Monitu a publishes a repoft addressed to the ...
... hard labour, remarking, that had he not struck her, she would have been sent to prison for two months. BROTHEL ROBBEBY.—Jane Bennett, Stephen James, Mary Jones, an i Adelaide Paine, were charged with stealing one sovereign from the pocket of James Cooper ...
... inquest a verdict of Accidental we Death was returned. on in TaE LLEWXLLYN MEMORIAL.-The memorial to the oy se memory of David Herbert Llewellyn, late surgeon of the lur ly Alabama, was last week erected in the parish church, tur is Easton, Wilts. It may be ...
... could not ba exhibited. The th8 other Royal Academiclanas, *hese works are to be seen are Calcott, Collins, Landeser, Etty, Herbert, Leslie, ,e a Wilkie, Wilson, Word, Redgrane, Turner, Dyce, Uwins, e of Egg, Constullo, Roberts, Cooke, Lawrence, Cooper, ...
... OIL by rivers ; Pinsuti's In this hour of softer splendour; Medelssoln's On a lake; Horsley's See the chariot ; Bennett's .May Queen ; Gibbons' Silver swan ; ~riglhton's Her ?? smile ; Fleming's Integer vite , and Macfarren's John ...
... Saturday, which was the anniversary of the birth of the late Lord Herbert, the first stone of the building was laid I by his son-tbe youthful EArl of Pembroke-in the pre- sence of Lord Herbert and many hundreds of the elite of the counties of Wilts, Hante ...
... boots from his shop within the last or fortnight. Five pairs were produced and identified by Mr. a. Pearce. The boots were hanging out near a box in front of a, the shop. Prosecutor knew them by his private mark. m ie Lovell was asked what he knew about ...
... remaining one being also injured. The twelfth was found two or three fields off; it was slightly injured, and lumps of wool were hanging from it. Mr. Sherwin subsequently traced the dog that had worried the sheep to Mr. Henrv Shaw's, of Cotman- hay, to whose ...
... of his wife, more or leess lintoxicated fromaday to day. He ate verylittle food, and when in thesei fits often threatened to hang himself cout of the way.t *aso he was of no nec to anyone. On Wednesday seeming he I went to work at six o'clock as usual ...
... October 37tb. CHUNK AND RIOTOUS.—Wm. David, Robert Lewis, Tho- mas Mortimer, John Howells, Thomas Coombs, Daniel James, ^eorge Bennett, Jenkin Evans, Owen Sullivan, Thos. Lewis, ■Kobert Burnell, David Hopkin, Wm. Rees, Richard Reef, and Thomas Hees were charged ...
... TinI I an d purollceers from AlltpartsILS0 the kingdom were present. Caen e I The following averages were enaae :-Mr. T. Herbert's Iont teotie at Lcobladie, £11 lo. 11d., Mr. T. hB. Browone, Salpi'rton, Aland ii £t.1 15s. 2d.;Mcr Ratcliffe. Sapper'ton ...
... by the defendants. NUISANCES.—George Moreton, of St. Mary-street, was summoned for allowing, a nuisance on two houses in Herbert-street, Maindy, his property. P.S. Thornton de- posed that he had found on' the premises in question an ac- cumulation of ...