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... various local authorities in England l „, and Wales relative to the assembling together and arming of certain persons denominating - themselves Chartists .. Lord JOHN RUSSELL observed that it would be quite impossible for this correspondence to be produced ...
... he had under his arm, and witness distinctly heard the deceased call out, 80-a-t, bo-a-t, with the water gurgling in his throat. The drags were then resorted to, and in an hour and three quarters the deceased was brought up.—John Jones, a waterman ...
... emblazoned shields with the arms of England and France. The State chairs were what might be called of Gothic design, and the Throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the back of the Throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated ...
... Having got it out, he found that the arms were crossed over the breast, and confined in that position by a silk handkerchief. There was no .handkerchief round the neck. There were no marks of struggling on the banks. — John Sanderson, the deceased's master ...
... mother screaming, and Mr. Price calling out Fire, fire. As I ran up stairs the smoke was so hot that it scorched my bands arms. On getting into the front room I broke Open the window and got out on to the parapet, but I was nearly suffocated with the ...
... sir J Acland sir T D Ferguson sir R Moreton hon A H Acland T D Filrner sir E Neeld Joseph A'Court captain Fitzpatrick J Neeld John Adare lord Fitzoy H Noel hon C G Aglionby major Fleming J Norreys lord Alford lord Foley E T O'Brien C Alston R Follett sir ...
... at the presentation of the Plate will not be deferred beyond the 10th of February. IT Is BELIEVED, that when the Earl of Cardigan had an audience of Prince Albert at the Castle, about three Weeks ago, arrangements were made, having for their object the ...
... had left in the London and Liverpool packets for New York, with the view of aidinr , the patriots in Lower Canada, and that arms an stores had also been forwarded to the same destination. From inquiries set on foot to ascertain the correctness of such ...
... SINGULAR DEATH BY FIRE.—On Thursday Mr. Baker held an inquest at the Globe and Pigeons, Highstreet, Shoreditch, on the body of John Driscoll, alias Draycott, aged 78, a Greenwich out-pensioner. Julia Conolly, of No. 10, Broadbridge-court, said deceased lived ...
... Office, two very respectably dressed man, who adoption of the report, conjointly with some other reso- gave their names John Williams and John Wakeling„ the lotions, which was seconded by the Rev. E. Biekersteth, former about 30, and the latter apparently eight ...
... sts., Boyne transport. In the Sound—Thunderer. NEW NAVAL COMMANDER IN CIIIEF.—It is now confidently stated that Admiral Sir John Talbot, G C. 8., is to be the new naval commander in chief at Portsmouth, and that Lord Viscoufit Ingestre is to be the flag ...
... Granby, Marquis of, Stamford (eld s of the Duke of Rutland b 1815 c Grant, Sir CA, Cambridge b 1782 c Grattan, H, Meath (s of the celebrated Grattan; a barrister 1 *Greenall, P, Wigan c Greenaway, C, Leominster (dep lieut for Gloucestershire 1 Green, ...