... William, footman; John, Wife, and Mother, robbed you. She afterwards, butl ineffeclually, endeavoured to convey ?? farther information. She( took from her pocket a paper covered with blond, and containing the following words:- John the groom, Ann, and ...

... against Win. Dyer, for horse.stealing ; Richard Dodd, for a robbery in a dwelling house at Waddesdon; John Stiles, for a burglary at Hlitcham ; John Hootton, for stealing a quantity of flannel, and other articles, at Chepping-Wycombe; George Thorn, for ...

... Netherlands. Bly ?? Colley Grattan. Complete in otis volutme': al Nethertlans in mthe Sixteetth Censtury.-Painting, whirls had s languished isefore the fifteenth century, sprung at once, into a eunew existence from the invention of John Van Eyck, known Ibetter ...

... think of. Lord Cardigan said, 1 Ohl, that is very wron- of him. Then heatrd a whispering, and hoardl him again kiss ?iady nim, 'wish her, good bye, and leave the room. Lord Cardigan was there alogther about two hours. As soon as Lord Cardigan had left.an-dL ...

... The Governor of the gaol put his arm~ on M!r. O'Brien's shoulder, and was about renlosing him, when Dr. Gray, Mr. Potter (his eohicitori), and Mr. O'Flara pressed to tlhe side of the dockz, and with Out-stretched arms sought his hand.- He turned round ...

... dismissed. SUASHING WINDOWS.-John Johnson was charged with smashing five squares of glass in the shop of Mr. I-laie, bakler, Clarendon-street.-It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Walk- lett, who lives at the corner of Cardigan-street, that the prisoner ...

... Richard and John Parsonsand Mi-. Sheen. Mr. Richard Parsons lived at Little Wittenlia, and had landonthe Oxfordshire side. Mr. John l Parsons lived opposite his brother, and had land also on the , Oxfordshire side. During the time that Mr. John Sheen . lived ...

... service. Fined is, and is. costs. John Court, landlord of the Bookbinders' Arms, Victor- etreet, Jericho, was charged'with a similar offence. Fined as. and 7s. costs. Alfrel Lay, keeper of the. Bakers' Arms, Cardigan-. street,-Jericho, for a like offence ...

... or), AId. Randall & Cavell, and Jestices G. Ward & Towle. John Winterbourne, baker and grocer, Observatory- street, was summoned for allowblp It nuisanece to exist on his premises in Cardigan-street, Jricho, on the ath inst., by keeping pigs in a filthy ...

... raref Am - - ._ _ _ rn I 11 1 _ _4 . _ _ Before Aldermen Randall and E. T. Soiers, and Justices W. Ward, Juggins, and Wyatt. John Barefoot, of York Place, St. Clement's, was charged 2ith fraudulently enlisting in the Coldstream, Guards, on the 24tl of Sept ...

... I _. _ _ DREADFUL TRAGEDY. I On Saturday, Mr. John Johnes, late County Court Judge for the Counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Ohairman of the Cararithenshire Quarter Sessions, and Recorder of the Borough of Carmarthen, was murdered by his ...

... house of Henry Gibbons, of the Cricketer's Arms beer- gi house, at Cowley, on the 12th February, and stealing two vi hens; he was also indicted for stealing alamb on the same hi .ay, value 5s., the property of John White, at Cowley. lo The Hon. F. Parker ...