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... Itind disposition and vivacity of temper, was walking the fields leading from Chelmsford to Springfield, with the two Misses M’Hardy, the deceased aged I t years, and Malvina, aged 9; they seem to have quilted the path, and the young ladies were playing near ...
... MiLiTAar. Major-General Sir Thomas Wiltshire, Bart., K.C.8., has been selected succeed the late Lieut General Sir Benjamin D’Urhan.G.C.B., as Colonel of the 51st Light Infantry. On Wednesday, Prince Albert reviewed the 11th Hussars Wimbledon Common. The ...
... Metallic Capsules of Mr. John Thomas Betts, of London, known under the name of Betts's Patent Metallic Capsule,” as a top covering for all the Bottles, both large and small, filled with the said Mineral Waters for Mr. John Thomas Betts, and intended for the ...
... plaintiff for the lull amount claimed ami costs, with immediate payment. Scott, v. Lomatii. John Scott, corn-dealer Winslow, r. Thomas 1.-onnth of the same place. Claim £1 ss. 9d. Mr. D. P. King for the defendant. In this claim was a charge for two bushels ...
... her thigh was fractured. At Stafford Assizes lust week, John Brough, a farmer, was indicted for the murder of his brother Thomas. I homas was landlord to his mother, with whom John lived : he put a distress into the house, refusing further indulgence ...
... the v ice and curing coughs. You may publish my testimonial for tha excellent Wafers if you wish. 1 am, yours truly, OWEN THOMAS. Ob Dablllty and OuaeritiT# Diseases. JUST PUBLISHED, THE FORTIETH THOUSAND. An Improved Edition, reriifd and eorrttUd, 120 ...
... sooner or later, the same fate this man; the metal producing internal disease, the Cork Sessions, on Friday. .Mr. Robert Hardy, lor giving Captain Bunbury a well deserved thrashing, was i sentenced to one fortnight’* imprisonment and a fine t’Jo. j Thursday ...
... neither honied words, flattery, nor roonev, would cause him to accede to our request. Lum-qna is called by Europeans the Sir Thomas Lawrence of China, and well deserves this proud distinction, as the colouring of this artist's oil paintings exceedingly fine ...
... PETTY SESSIONS. Thomas S/uen, steward of the Beochampton Friendly Society, charged by Joseph Shephard, a member the sick list, with having refused to |»ay him sixj»eiice per week, claimed a* his due.— 7'/if i l/J> to pay the amount elaiiartl, am/ costs ...
... Wednesday evening, and assaulting Police-officer, No. 271. He was fined 10s., and costs.” Some time ago, it was announced that Sir Thomas Wilde was to marry Mademoiselle d’Este, the Duke of Sussex’s daughter: the report was contradicted: but the marriage is now ...
... 24, Hinton, near Daventry. Thomas Sewell, butcher. July 2.3, in London, Mr. Richard Buckland, formerly coroner of Oxford, aged 77. July 31, at Whilton. much respected, and deeply regretted his family and friends, Mr. Thomas Emery, gentleman, aged 76. ...
... inquiries, aud either free itself from a liability improperly imposed upon it, or discharge duty which one in these days will be hardy enough to say ought to either refused or evaded. It would be difficult to find any sound reasons for not investing magistrates ...