... it. So much for Mr. Bennett's humane argument. 'fhis young nobleman, for the purpose of removing any trace of this frightful imputation, which has been now hanging over him for some months, has procured affidavits from Sir Herbert Taylor, and several ...

... purchase, vice Elwes, promoted. 3d Ditto—Captain Patrick Chalmers, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Edwin Burnaby, who ex c hanges, receiving the difference; Cornet William Henry Bowen Jordan Wilson to be Liextenant, by purchase, vice Chalmers, promoted ...

... musician. Thomas Lee, Hartshorn, Derbyshire, grocer. John Jacobs, Rosemary-lane, general-dealer and pencil-maker. Charles Bennett, Peckham, publican. Juba Somerville Wood, 13;ntinck-street, gentleman. Edward Bell, Aldgate, accountant. James Fabhaw, Pa ...

... their sentence on the second charge, do adjudge the prisoner, bombadier, Vim. Herbert, of the 4th company 3d battalion of Bengal Artillery, to suffer death, by being hanged by the neck until dead, at such time and place as his Excellency the Right Hun ...

... his power to render assistance.— Brighton Gazette. Inquisitions for the liberty of Bury :—At Pakenham, on Phwbe Bennett, who was found hanging in Pakenhamwood, on Saturday last; her husband had been transported, and she had attached herself to his brother ...

... has not been judged necessary place the buoy had been intended. I am, Sir, your most humble servant, J. Bennett, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's. J. HERBERT. LA W REPORT. COURT KING* BENCH, Jim The Court was occupied the whole day the New Trial Paper, but none ...

... Durham, he married. On the death of his mother he dreamed that she came to see him, and told me, says he, that I was to be hanged. At anothei time, 5 ' he adds, I dreamed, and looking up, 1 saw there was a sea of fire coming upon me, and found myself ...

... Ellenborough, F. Osborne, S.-iye and Sele, Normanby, Valletort. ' ' LADi-H-Klirabeth Conynghain, C. Osborne, G. Fane, E. Bennett, M. Brudenell, W. Wy.iu, Barringtou, Ellenborou?!., C. Paulet Grantham, Beauclerk (two), Stuart Wortley, Bentinck, J. Thy ...

... llildebrand, from 26th foot, to be adjutant and limit.; Ensign T. W. Tirompson, .ft:orn b, p. to be ensign.-771 b do. Limit. D. Herbert, from Oth font, to be lietil.—,B7lh. do. C. T. graves, gent, to be second lieut.-88th di. E. Fts‘idres, gent. to Us tnsign ...

... been committed for disorderly conduct in the streets. • The beadle delivered the name of the deceased to the Coroner as Jane Bennett, but intimated that he had been unable to procure any information for the Jury relative to her connexions.' . The case excited ...

... account of himself and his con- duct. He was therefore committed for trial. If iniiKiii* v. HffBSBBI — In this case .Mr. James Herbert, a sturdy operntiec in the coal trade, was placed at the bar to answer the complaint of his wife and his landlady. And please ...

... a person of respectable appearance, and WILLIAM HART, a policeman of Division D. No. 153, were charged with a fraud.—Mrs. Bennett, whose hushandkeeps the Coach & Horses public-house, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square, stated, that between seven and eight ...