... Graham, of Hunslet; George Col ley, charged stealing pair of shoes from the stall of Joseph ; John charged with stealing eight rabbits and two hens, the property John Stephen 1 : and Susannah charged with stealing ss. fiora Wm. Brown, have been severally for ...

... Barker, John's ; Bolder, T y ; Chandlers, John's ;W. Evans, Queen's ; Gowrine, hinny Haworth, Christ's; Hedges, Queen's; Inman, ; Catherine's; Massey, John's ; Nieholeon, Christ's ; Phelps, Trinity; Quirk, John's, Rstlehlfe, John's; I. ...

... seventy of his tenantry for liberty to vote as they pleased, said that “though wished his father’s tenantry to vote for Mr. Grattan and Col. Howard, he never would remember their Last Tuesday, as a Dutch fishing-boat was lying off Orfordness, a large alligator ...

... Palmer, 4; J. Walter, Brecon..Colonel T. Bucks..Marquis of Chandos, 4; John Smith, a; G. H. Dashvvood, Cambridge..Capt. C. P. Yorke. 4; R. G. lownley, a; J. W, Childers, Cardigan..Co!. E. Powell, a Carmarthen..G. Rice Trevor, E. H. Adams, a Carnarvon ...

... wound the nose, near the upper lip. livid marks (the effects of violence) on the left shoulder and arm, the right wrist, which was swollen, and the right arm.— ! On the right side, the third, fourth, and fifth ribs were fractured,' and the fourth rib bad ...

... Capt. C. P.Vdylov 1 Denbigh . .J. Maddocks ?? Rt. G.o. vJii1ey.'.I.1.Derby ?? -H. F. Cavendishs1 J. 'AC Chiders.. -Ir. ?? Cardigan. Col. XV. Powell1I Devizes. -W. Locke ?? CamrhnG. Rice frevor IlMontague Gore..- E. H-. Ad ?? I Devoiport Sir G. Grey.1. ...

... they have betters, except the accidental circumstance of situation. A girl may be seen walking side by side, and sometimes arm arm, with her mistress along the street, and the familiarity engenders contempt; while among the spectators there cannot be any ...

... Two men and three woir.eu ae now i custody, suspicion being implicated the tian>ncti;n ; their names are William Hollinson, John Elizabeth Elizabeth Brown, and Wells. They have been severally before Aldermen all and Thomas Beckett, and rem ait Jed for ...

... {told of his watch chain to ..asst in bin. lip. UM. Isn bas large, will either from the curet of tow (wins the lady, or the of John Harley-rurn, b.- Fell, leaving the chain, teeth. and all, is the hands of his Trotrelreass, who, from the hour -if she moraine ...

... was attacked jusl after had passed the Lodge-gates John Blayds, Esq., at Oulton, by five men. They first fired two shots, but happily without producing any other effect than that of causing Mr. Grattan's horse to swerve; one them then seized the animal ...

... NUMBERS POLLED BY THE UNSUCCESSFUL candidates. (Those with au * are unsuccessful Candidates.) GLAND. ~ t x COUNTIES. .SJ Arm'esey iSir Bulkeley Bedford Lord F Russell 1937 1 StuHi-t JlB7ll. !*Sir Paine Berks R Palmer R Throckmnrton 1 J Waiter 240214 ...

... to take compassion on Mr. Grattan, got into tbe gig with the intention of driving him to Wakefield, but when another vehicle was heard approaching, he jumped out and made a precipitate retreat over the hedge. Air. Grattan was much cut and bruised about ...