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... whom, when released from their awful situation, were dead, although no external marks of injury were visible. A man, named John Crooks, uncle to the boy above named, who was working with them, fortunately escaped with one of his legs only slightly bruised ...
... Norwich have commenced a subscrip- sterling. tion to erect a monument to the memory of the late bishop LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND Menrontsm.—Lord John of the diocese. Russell once gave great offence by thus passing judgment At the London Central Criminal Court ...
... After having upwards of two hours to spend in Liverpool, he took the four o'clock express train, and pointment of John Jones and John Robinson, as assistant tunda Hotel, Regent's-road. Several of them who had Another all-important question is now finally ...
... LORD CARDIGAN AND THE BRIGHTON PUIILIC. — We understand from a gentleman from Brighton, that after the representation of Macbeth at the theatre, a gentleman, occupying a private box, in a loud voice called out Three groans for Lord Cardigan, a call ...
... object it is said M. Bunsen was sent to London. Dann, the Wimbledon miller, has christened his last child Cardigan Dann ! in commemoration of Lord Cardigan's duel ; he having had the honour of taking his lordship into custody. On the Ist of May her majesty's ...
... convictions than the propriety of severing the right arm from the body of the empire. No one, his lordship adds, is better acquainted with these my sentiments than Lord Cloncurry. The Right Hon. J.. Grattan, brother of the member for Meath, has resolved ...
... brought firward to put an end to meetings of large bodies of armed persons, who impeded the free course of justice; but what evidence had ministers adduced to show that there were large bodies of armed men going about and filling the peaceable with fear and ...
... Molineux, 8.A., Trin.; John Postlethwaite, 8.A., Queen's. ail)lin. —John Tyrrell Baylec, A. 8.; James Cox, A. 8.; John Charles Coleman, A. 8.,; Richard Denny, A.B. John Magnus Lynn, A. 8.; John Marshall, 8.A.; ...
... of England. GLASGOW AND EDINBURGH.—The fifteenth halfyearly meeting of the proprietors was held at Glasgow, on Tuesday last; John Learmouth, Esq., in the chair. The receipts for the half-year were £66,288 7s. 2d. ; the expenses, including interest on loans ...
... shew the. spirit of malignant hostility towards his political opponents with which Lord John Russell approached the question before the house, we give verbatim LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ATTACK UPON THE CHARACTER OF LORD LYNDHURST. Is there, said his lordship ...
... ield, grocer ; John Unsworth, of Ashton-in-Mackerfield. grocer ; John Sumner, of Ashton-in-Macker-field, hinge-maker ; William Croston, of Aughton, innkeeper ; Richard Parr, of Aughton, yeoman; George Gurden, of Kirkdale, brewer ; John Harrison, of Aughton ...
... Advertiser. MARRIAGE OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.—ItiS reported that the noble Secretary for the Colonies is shortly to be united in marriage with one of the Ladies Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minto. First Lord of the Admiralty. Lord John Russell, it will be r ...