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... despatched after the Uri:mart, in which vessel Sir John Jeftcott sailed, with a view to apprehend hint. A New ARTILLERY.—There is wanting an adaptation of different arms to different objects. Either fire-arms or bludgeons are employed whether the object be ...
... of insanity. The Jury gave in their verdict that be hung himself iu that state. STEALING.—Three men, named John ‘Vood, Peter Thomson, and John Nadin, all of bad character, are now in the custody of the county on a charge of pigeon stealing under the following ...
... infant child, IS months old, named John Thomas Ridgway, the son id parents keepiog • lodging house in sewgate-street. On Thursday, the child was taken unwell, but on Saturday it appeared much better. Whilst in the arms of a woman who was nursing it, the ...
... the Hun. John Russell, commonly called Lord John Russell, his Royal Letters Placa, empowering him and the heirs of bis body, lawfully begotten, henceforth to take and me the name of JOHN DANIEL O'RussaLL, and to add to his paternal coat of arms * death's ...
... anticipated durisig the ..,..1 the Derby Arms, thester-gate, on Tuesday eve- unfavorrahle weather in the spring. ning. Samuel Wacky, baker, deposed that he or Ma. ROT tescustAL-Acconnts ed st, was at the Derby Arms with the deceased about death ot Mr. Rothschild ...
... daughter of John George Cooke, Esq., who died in 1826, and by whom he had issue ten children, the 3rd of whom, Lord Brutlenell, now Earl of Cardigan, was born in 1797, and married Mrs. Johnstone, after her divorce in 1826. 'Hie late Earl of Cardigan, who died ...
... Edward Stone, boatswain; Sp. Jacob Schofield, carpenter; Sd. Jacob Allen, cook; S. Hobert Hodge, seaman; Sd. John Copeland, ditto; 1). John Frazer, boy; Charles Wilson, ditto. We had not landed long before the natives began to show themselves in large ...
... stop until his captain came, there being no other person on board the ship, the policemen beat him frightfully o'er hands, arms, and legs, with their staffs. The Danish consul preferred the complaint, and the magistrates dionissed it, saying that t e ...
... COUNTY POLICE OFFICE, ..SATUSIMY. ( Before John BA, Esq. John For late of Wincle, labourer, was fi ned ZS, with I Ss. darnaces and espences, or three months imprisonment at Knutsford, being found guilty upon the oath of Samuel Mitchell, of Witicle, of ...
... his petition. John Know. land, discharged. Ralph Booth, discharged conditionally, on paying into court. William Kemp, discharged. John Fogg, ditto. William Colon, ditto. Frank Halliwell, ditto. Robert Booth, ditto. John Blakeley, ditto. John Newton, ditto ...
... George Burgess, of Ashton; Stb, William Bailey, of Oldham; 9th, Samuel Howard, of Oldham ; 10th, John Eaton, of Ashton ; llth, was rung alternately by John Myatt and Thomas Chadderton ; 12th, weighing 34 cwt. was rung single handed, by Bryan Vernon, of ...
... [Mr. Peake—l only paid him .C 5.1 The anionnt 0f,C447 Is 1 lid included the whole of the payments made to Mr. Peak° by Mr. Grattan, as stated in his account. Mr. PARILOTT observed hut Mr. admitted having received £424 tes Ind. 'llw hook produced by Mr. ...