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... DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN CARDIGAN GAOL. One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaoal had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the assizes. About six o'clock the morning ...
... o'clock there was a general foot-paradc under arms and the troops went through carbine drill, at th e conclusion of which they presented arms to the general, aml the eounuandent saluted his lordship. Lord Cardigan then inquired if there were any men who had ...
... rick, t —Capt. Cbetwynd, r. Stamford—Col. Chaplin, —G. Finch, t. Stoke-upon-'Frent—John Davenport, r—Healhcote, r. Stroud G. P. Scrope, r—Colonel Fox, r. Sudbury- John r—B. Smith, r. Sunderland —Aid. Thompson, t —D. Barclay, r. Swansea—J. 11. Vivian, ...
... alone the Chinese empire 5 and Sir John thir ‘he population correct return, and that — than covers the | 350,000,000, to 400,000,000. | The flow of emigration from China, chiefly ORGERIES AT COLCHESTER. | vinces. Sir John Bowring thinks a ick Holmes and ...
... in the lB feet Ion 11 feel liigb. arms with fringed banners, altemaie red and white, inscribed Neive.’, Neville.*’ 3rd.—Garden Piece with red parrot*, IS feet Ion bv II feel feet lone hv f(H>t liieh. Hack of arms, &c., the words Saldinanca.” Waterloo ...
... THE EYHB BANQUET at SOUTHAMPTON. Mr. Edward John Eyre, late Governor of Jamaica, was entertained the Mayor and a number of the inhabitants of Southampton on Tuesday evening. At five o clock address, signed by about 1,000 persona, was presented Mr Evre ...
... og Dutchman.” A Sir P. H. Dyke, Bart., Col. Whe or “ The | not, Eeq. . Aomic duet,by| john Casey, a labourer, wae ¢ we, arese out of drankes ering queatly among the Irish Serves nd no doubt, owing | 782 quite impossible to under | wee bey ee was jy will ...
... adjournment of the debate upon Mr. John O’Connell’e motion for the Repeal of the Union, enbmitted on the lltb of April, and adjourned from time to lime einee that day. After obeerratione from Sir B. Hall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Reyuolde, and othere. Lord J. ...
... Ann Hargraves said that Moulton came to the Earl of Cardigan, on the Brook, at about half-past six or seven o’clock last evening. Craig was with him. Moo’ton was can yiag the roll of print under bis arm, and asked witness to go to the pawn-house” with It ...
... purpose of requiring Mr. John to! the representation of Glasgow im the House o Bank is the ground of reprobation. Mr. the honour of having supplied the late Sir all the figures and detaiis for his ‘famous revis LORD CARDIGAN. Colonel Back, M.P. for h ...
... supplied the late Sir all the figures and details for his famous revis! LORD CARDIGAN. Colonel Back, M.P. for le, hs dinner in Devon, in proposing ¢ he Morris, said that Lord Cardigan, “ at day, was obliged to ‘ try back,” and | conduct in the charge of Balaklava ...
... Ber zette. g, retail brewer. ocer.—July Ll. ; Deptford-road, 3, at 2. Attorney aiverpool, board- -street, Clerken- rseryman.—John t. Swithin’s-lane, je, woollen ware- lire, corn-dealer. mouthshire, ¢ro- Faux, Bordesley, rber Wright, Li- idgewater, linen- ...