... charged with exercising his pugilistic propensities upon the person of John Stanstield, a stout, elderly, and good-looking man, save that he had a black eye, 9.nd-carried one arm in a sling. The complainant stated that he was a constable c .` rigglerly ...

... City re' the Jury, going to the church-yard, disinterred the body, John Hayes. of bfanchester, in the county of Lancaster, weaver, maketh oath and saith, that he is the grandfather of John Brozen the ; a . It • _ , ut may succeed by a transit into ceived ...

... A tnongst the company present at the late Dover were the Marquis Douro, Sir Robert Wilson, Sir Francis Freeling, Sit John Reid and John Holcomb, Esq. (two of the candidates for the next election), J. C. Barnett, Esq. M.P. for Maidstone, Lord Clanricardc ...

... the Times, of the loss friend, Sir John Key, Bart., as one of my °PP.. the honour of re p resent i ng t h e c i ty cd Londootilro ment, he having consented to become a c an ,, e ol Southwark. Now, believing Sir John to he well-bred that he is incapable ...

... friends of Reform in Ireland. On Sunday last, during Mass in the chapel of Clonfinlang, near Shannon bridge. King’s County, armed party consisting of three, rushed into the chapel and gave the priest a Terry All” notice, purporting that the family of one ...

... to throw out Sir John Bi-rke. Mr. Thomas Martin wilt be. it is under- stood, a candidate. N\ ICKLOW.—Lord Fitzwili.iam has caused a notice to be posted at Coolattin Park directing all his tenantry- to support Messrs Howard and Grattan. This most unjustifiable ...

... loss of my kind : friend, Sir John Key, Bart., as one of . my opponents for :the honour of representing the . city of London in parliament, he. having consented to become a .candidate for Southwark. Now, : believing Sir John to be so extremely well-bred ...

... caused a drover, N o , he fined in costs, for crue l ty to an ox in Smithftpld also John Barnes, for ill-treating a horse. One of the Members (a lady) also charged John Gould, at Unionhall, with great cruelty to a horse; but the offender cottlit not be ...

... .Mr Trail Mr. Trail Mr. Laing Sir John Hay *Sir John Hay Lord Ormelie Sir G. Murray Lord Ormelie C Sir M. S. Stew-, art ( Mr. Hamilton SirM .S. Stewart Mr. Mackenzie Mr. Mourn Mr. Mackenzie Captain Elliott Lord John Scott Capt. Elliot Mr. Pringle, of ...

... square, Losvion; of Mr. John Jenkins, solicitor, ; of Rabat Evans. of Iliglimead. near Latopeter, in tb ant, of Cardigan, Esq. and at the diffetent Inns in the ebsee perishes. The different Tenants will show the Premises. JOHN.ON and WEATHER ALL. Temple ...