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... Saturday, March 21, fTF.FKLY EPITOME Of POLITICS. HIS Xlajefly's recovery, we are happy tofay, i: now quite berfiQcd, except from a degree iveaknefs ufually felt after Juek a ftvere 1 tin eft, and there every reafon to hope that thr vigour of his conflitutiofi will reflore his atiuflomed flrength. It might be cxpefted that the King's firfl attention would be empljyed in completing the ...
... tickets, 10s 6d.; Ladies’ ditto, 6s. Supper and wine included. Tickets to be had at the Bar of the Hotel. Dancing to com- mente at half-past eight o’clock. LADIES’ SEMINARY,—FURLONG PLACE, ite Mr. WARD'S, Solicitor. RS. DUNN begs to inform the inhabitants of Burslem and its vicinity, that she has opened a SCHOOL at the above » for limited number of Young Ladies, as Boarders and Dail ly Pupils; ...
... WORCESTER COUNTY AND CITY WINTER I ASSIZES. - - . :- The Colnniesionis of oyer and terminer forthioe holding of a Vinter Assize for the county. and city of Iyorcester were opened yesterday, (Thursday, ...
... gale XItetiiylrce. CODRT OF CHANCERY, DEmmuBDR 2. (BEFORE T-P LORD CHANn MOR.) 7addlick ?? SkCidmore. This stilt was instituted for the purpose of enforcing a parol agreement entered into between the ...
... ?? -(P- -- . Wllqtmt.5.?, SUSPECTED GAROTTE idMUoR111 AT TE LBOZrL1..-COn Wed: ?? evening an imnportant Inquest of the above nature was opened ret the Grand Tark Imn, Ludgate Hill,. before Dr. B. Davl ...
... Namblyll'Im: YESTERDAY. Before AHr. 11. L. Sargant and Mr'. Henry Sinitl. A BiiAnea1 ?? PROr'Er;LY PuNisitD.-Alfreil Heudcsoni, ,a young scamp resident in Tlihomas Street, WsS chanrged as folloss. At ...
... Nirmiagilaul voliM SATURDAY, Before Mr. lfanersley and Mr. F. I. Welch. A YouNG JACK SeEroPP'AD.-A youth of seventeen, named George Clulee, described as a brassfounder, residing in Sherbourne Street, ...
... g. a1v ?Iltdfiqma. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, FRIDAY. (BEFORE VICE-CHANOCELLOR SIR W. P. WOOD.) Wood v. the Wai-wick Buial Board. The arguements in this were resumed and con6luded. The hill was filed to ...
... LADY ELLESMERE'S JEWELS.-CONFESSION | OF ONE OF THE PRISONERS. f At the Worship Street Police Court, on Friday, thi remarkable case, which has been under investigation durinj fthe last month, was brou ...
... ?? pis gais. ? -. - ?t?O LAI ISTAFFORDSHlIRE WINTER ASSIZES, The special Assize will cqanmenlce at Stafford on Thinaday next, on which da~y the commission wji be, opened by Mr11aarh IThe trials of pri ...
... W, Manknift(g to'lut. YESTERDAY. BEsoitE MIt. COMMIoSSIONEo .} BALeUy. ReSamvtd Badce and Samuel Ternius Baser, Birmingham, jewel- ?? bankruspte came up to receive their certificates, Sup- ported by M ...
... gintingtam effulltg. 61 art. * MONDAY. BEroNE L. TnAvFoRD, EsQ. THEr HocociY SwEEP AND His CoAT oF A-urs.-Barleov V. Watkrins.-This wes a singular cuse, folly reported in the Journals at tiietime of h ...