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... Knithfall. Ceo, Mnleawoith, Sir Reaoclrrh. M-iJor Kl'ldrn John Palmer. General Blandford. Marquiv Fryer. It. Parrott. Jaaprr Bowes, J Gnskeil. Daniel Rirhmds. Jehu S. A Grote.Genrpn Unehark. BrLr.ic. John I. Guny.Johu Rippon.t*. Bullrr. C. * llnrvoy. D. W. ...
... death sib johm sTCVßNtoii.— Sir John departed this life Saturday morning, bfs daughter's, the Marchioness Hcadfort’s real, in ibis county, where bad been for tome time staying a declining state of men were gb)y gifted Sir John Stevenson. Hi* genius aa musical ...
... DJOVHXED IQUEST. Thursday evening the Coroner and Jury assembled in the vrsiry-rootn of St. John’s, llorslydown, wrhen the inquiry was resumed touching the death cf the infant found murdered soa.c days since, in Weaver ’s-lane, Tooley.street. Man ey. ...
... v, M.tn*!i 23. SOUTH WALKS IRCUIT. Beboe Mr. Justice Patteson. irdiff-SitarJay, Feb. C'arm.'rlhen —Saturda , March 2. Haverfordwest—S iturd ty, M.-ich !♦. Cardigan—Thnrsdav, .Mar. 14. Brecon—Monday, March IK. Presti ign—TmtrMlay, 21. Chester—Saturdav ...
... write, but 1 can only just scribble a little. Mr. Dyer—Arc you always John Green, or do you sometimes assume the title of John Green, Esq. Prisoner—No, 1 never went any other title than John Green. Mr. Dycr^—Did you ever give man named Alexander M’Kimion character ...
... ■R niav tVrvtwood, Kaß*.-|d, I John Wararr. BtaiN*'«. h.tlr. ..ilk, IK. W. rUlrr.Telmb.^ Jame% Biilingay, ttxhert Aastea, Usbridgs. For the Coanty «f tarry. Mr. Ricta-d Beora. Ckcfttcy. Sir. Robert Cooke, Gaildford. John Cot, rnydoa. Skrulwola and Lsiaberl ...
... Peregrine Bingham, Uarid Jardine, Richard Whitcomhc, John Klliol Drinkwater, Etlward John Gambler, Thoma. Flower Ellis, James Booth, Henry Rokoc, Chari*. Austin, Edward Raahtan, Aleaander Eilward Cock burn, John Buckle, and Daniel Maude, the Commissioner. ; ...
... that afflict that unfot lunate untrv (che*r. r. armed police ought lie put d »wn—©ujit ihev to»« He would admit that them were im.ny occasions upon Whi. they ought to be armed, but they ought not armed on all occasions with the weapons detih.T? ought ...