... poor girl, who happened to be present the time of this brutal murder, put her arm up to save her murdered sister from another blow this monster was about to inflict, when her arm was shattered and broken several places. A party of the Rose-lireen police ...

... at the instance of two common informers, fur selling wheat by thu old Winchester bushel. 11loodav senatight, two men named John Barnett and in. Itlackirorn, were employes! iu getting stone lo oft of a quarry close to the town of (:oleford, they er un ...

... Gal: wins netrrer were conferred /innortern Master..f ArtJ-I,d Jolla Rerrylord,gll4l the lion. John Sintlllan4.. Trinity calks.. Arts.—Thonv. I Torkarisc, SI. John's /Ave.—kn. W Ilentanri, Catharine Mali. W Sinew. J. 11. tl.o.linan, .1 ttotlnv. college; V ...

... in declaring that, as a piditical man, I womb! sot hare done it. flee renmrlit from Mmos. Mir,. (iorlhara, llarrer. Ward, Grattan, Rice, Lod Stooley, and others, Mr. Reeve . mill be would withdraw his inuetoilment.—The Chas! rrilor.f the Elcherter did ...

... that |,all future elected periodically toe seen years, instead ol 'Vh-new Ilegistration of Votei-s Bill, brought in by Lord John llussrli, and which was read a second time ediiesihiy nigh , .ha s imt appear he very happy piece legislation. Ihe 1.1.* c ...

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... prize, consisting of the volumes of the Medical Encyclopaedia, superbly bound, and ornamented with the arms of the hospital, was judged to Mr. John Parsons, Goathurst, Somerset, for the best Essay on the Laws of Morbid Poisons, illustrated cases occurrent ...

... Jisrrctt Dashwvood, surgeon tos the Royal n Humane Institution; C. Millard, demotistrator of anatomy at the school of Webb-strcet, John Hitlehman, surgeon to: the e Learnistatn Baithing-Institution;, Ws. Middlteton su7o to the IfLeamiugran Hospital; J. H1. Curtis ...

... inodes ot proceeding. A jpdgW^ 1 Sir Robert Peel mid It w-h«tter to suspend e, the evidence was laid before the House. Lord John Ru«ll •ccord;* ? adjourned until the next day, wm sgwes SlrJ. Graham, In moving that the committed, said underelood •■•‘TSk ...

... Port, tc from Loss or 4amage by, Fire. - , hi p-ams.'roas: . . . JOHN HAYTri(INE, Chairmpan GEORGE GI0BBS, Deputy Chairman * JOSEPH COOKSON ni CHARLES PAYNE ci HENRY BUSH ta JOHN HURLE. w JOHN ACRAMAN. Be MANAGtING DIRECTORK . . -:- THOMAS CAMlPLIN. THIS ...

... Raphael took the oaths and his seat for the county O Of Calovw. The hon. member was introduced by Mr. O'Connell and Ar. J. Grattan. a Lord StNaDON presented a petition from the sons and apprentice of freemen in Liverpool, against some of the clauses of ...

... Bath* the Gsdan Lion, and For4eaque Arms, Barnstaple; Mr. AMos Pay, Ssta0s PaCket Hbtel, 1ltraconrbe; King's Arms Inn, Plymouth; ELUOiti' Httelh Devbhnprt ;'and At the SteanmPacket. Office, 60, Qutiy; BistaoL, hIfi JOHN HARVEY, Agent; and at' the Harhowr'and ...