... aged couple, to the neighbourhood of that town Stowe was known to be desperate well an ingenious fellow, and Mr. Burgess went armed and attended two other officers of Mscclesbcld to the spot potnu-d out. They found Stowe there, but so for from offering resistance ...

... J. J. Grego F,so., Fleet, and John Carter. ALso a Farmhouse, barn, and otl buildings, together with 76 acres of valuable orchard, meadow, and ant/ land, situate at Boughton Monchelaea, and now in the oc cu p a ti on John Ward, Esq. and others. Tne whole ...

... P«ansh, on the Winchester-road, to prevent their entrance into the town, but nothing of that kind was attempted. The militia arms were removed from the Storehouse last evening, and sent to Portsmouth, reserving supply in case of need. ~ , . This morning ...

... power. He could have borne with patience the hostility of Mr. Peel, but he was mortified at finding his flanks turned by Lord John Russell and Mr. Brougham. He did not turn on them, kint . he expected it should be the last time - Broughamtrickery on Reform ...

... » pike-ro d, they quarrelled with one another, j place between Cbarles Hudson, shoemaker,jaho o the tpor, and John Wade, labourer; the by John Cheney, ostler, and the Utter Tb«nai After fighting some lime, Cheney exclaimea site party that they were using ...

... inviolability granted to him by the Charter which he attempted to destroy. His guilty agents will not so gaily escape through an armed and intelligent population. The telegraph has carried the news of the changed Ga.. venom* to all parts of France, and measures ...

... (commonly called Nelson, on account of having osie arm only), Calloway, and I, started from • Birmingham about five o'clock in the afternoon, for Berkeswell, with the intention of robbing the house of Mr. John . Smith. took two panes out of the window at the ...

... from Quebec, at Limerick; the Elizabeth Robinson, Judd, from Quebec, and the Prince Leßoo, Pratt, from St. John’s, N. 8., at Belfast; the John, , from Quebec, otf Tuskar ; and the Friends, from Quebec, Bridgewater. COAL MARK s. d. Adairs 31 Beaumont 3U ...

... Martin, John Wood, Charles Clive, Edwd. B. Marshall, Wm. Wall, C. Baring Crompton, Samuel Milton, Lord Wilbraham, George Dawson, Alex. Macdonald, Sir J., Bt. Wilson, Sir Robt. Denison, W. J. Morpeth, Lord Wood, John Denison, J. E. Maxwell, John Warburton ...

... Cavendish, W. Macdonald, Sir James Weinyss, John Cholmeley, M. J. Marshall, W. West, J. R. Clements, Lord Marshall, John Wilson, Sir Bobert Cave, Otway Marjoribanks, S. Wilbraham, George Davies, Col. Moberly, John Wood, Alderman Dering, Sir E. Macauley, Cohn ...

... Royal Engineers, at Chatham, for field instructions in the art of Sapping and Mining:— Gentleman Cadets John Wm. Rundall, Edmund John Bro.vn, John Trail, Thomas Studdert, Hugh Carleton Armstrong, Henry Joshua Margery. Memoranda—The undermentioned Officers ...

... contiguity to Hafod, the splendid seat the late Col- Johnes, has enhanced its publicity, inasmuch being a part of that vast property, Aline Hostess ot this inn has the exclusive right to give admission to Cardigan’s adopted Favourite.” It is not perhaps generally ...