... Whitchall-place, the Westminster. Esa. , m, Borough Great Bbdwin.—The Right Him. Sir John Nleholl, Knt. John Jacob Buxton, Esq* _ . „ , . Cochtv op Psmbrokr.—Sir John Owen, Bart., of Onelton, in the county of Pembroke. , „ .v Borough op Pembroke^-Hugh ...

... hand, which he directed to. wards me. 1 instantly heard the report a gun, fire-arms of some kind. It as quick a* possible. I saw him aim me, and felt the shot in my forehead, arm, Ac. then ran away as fast as he could ; 1 ran after him. but I could not run ...

... be Sheriff of the county of Cardigan, in the room of Thomas Hugh Jones, of Noyadd, Esq. And llii Majesty was to make the following amendment on the roll; Cammridok.vnirk awo HrNTJWODOfiBHiRt. —John Gwylluro Scott, made John Guillum Scott. WAR.OFFICK, Feb ...

... 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 ...

... » 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 ...

... —lyord Arthur Charles Hervcy, Trinity College. Bachelor Divinity. —Rev. F. Parry, St. John’s College. Masters of Arts. —Edward Carlton Cumberbatch, Trinity College; Rev. John Crabb Warren, Sidney College (Comp.) The Rev Philip Booth, 31.A., of Corp.ts Christi ...

... R. {, “* w Foley, i. Pratheroe. B. Marray, D. W. Fane, J. Philip*. Sir O. Kalght, Guest. J. J. Power, R. Poviili. W. S. Grattan, H. Robarls. A. W. r”* Hemthcule, Sir W. RanclifT. Loro Wesiem. C. C. tlowick. Robinson, R. Wood. c. LONDON, TUESDAY, June ...

... treatment she experienced under the hands of Mr. St. John Long, street. Mr. Whaleley, a barrister, attended on be half the family of Mr*. Lloyd; and Mr. Wooler attended watch the proceedings f.w Mr. St. John Long. After the jttry were empanelled, they proceeded ...

... division. No. SH. was brought «p examination before Mr. Whit L, cnarredwith robbiag Curler, a brichlayer’a labourer, of No. 12, Cardigan- Kcnmogton, of 13*. (This case was mentioned in of Motmar.) On the tirat examination the prosecutor stated, that« day night ...

... Ltmbrrt, Col. Towovhmd, Lord C. Mardav D. Lunil*r. J- »• Thorapaon, Aldarm* C. Loch, Jam** ThomMi. C. P. Hu* tin T. F. Loch, John Tar lor, M. A. Berea” letter. B. T-lbot, 11. N. Bnrditt, Sir F. T- B. Walrood. B. C- Macdoaald, Sir J. Wodehou**, E. barla* ...

... common-brewer, June 9. I». July 6. »l the Anerl Inn, Alfreton ; solicitor*. Me**r*. Hall and Orownley. New *a ...

... persons, the greater part of whom carried lighted torche*. Another Madman the House Lordr.—On Tuesday evening last man named John Wilson,who, has keen ascertained, is carpenter and householder at No. 4.*», v ine.rrtet, Ilorseferry-road, Westminster, was ...