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... clock Mr. Richardson,is town, was returning home to |,i s residence at fortb, he was attacked four villain between the Arms and Cardigan-place, the Kirkstall-road, who, having dragged him off his horse, stopped his mouth, and robbed him of a silver watch ...
... which succeeded them. I admit it piers we* confined for them to use their side was dexterous and decisive movement, and merit* arms : thinks the people all through were acting considerable praise : hut let ns not forget that it more on the defensive point ...
... -Oen. Sir Kvan, 17 Dr.; • Maelcod, M.-Gen. Sir John, from 711 F.; Macro, Lt.-Col. Sir John, Kt., Umtt.; • Maegiegor, Col. Sir K. J. Bt. half pay it Dr.; Martin, Lt.-Col. David, late Ger. Leg.: May, Col. Sir John, K.C.8., R. Art.; * Moore, Maj.. Gen. Sir Lorenzo ...
... coalition entered into with Sir John Hob- Borsß by his friends, on the spot; and by which he but hit return, Mr. BAlLLlßgivas hindered, by circumstances of a domestic nature, from visiting Bristol. He first heard of Sir John Bobhouse as a candidate in opposition ...
... would go on to say— We the borough of South- the assembly iu a speech of thanks, said that be had polled more win have elected John Humphrey, Esq., and Daniel Wbitde votes than bad ever been polled since the borough received its Harvey, reformers, to assist ...
... ITS MOTHER. —CORONER'S INQUEST.—Friday night, at eight o'clock, Mr. BAKER, and a highly-respectable Jury, sat at the Norfolk Arms, Robertstreet, Bethnal.green-road, to inquire into the circumstances relative to the death of a female child, about 18 months ...
... by Mr John Dixon; - Mr Crawfurd was proposed by Mr Alder. man Harmer and seconded by Mr John Travers; Mr Ward was pro- posed by Mr Alderman Lucas and seconded by Sir John Claridgc; Mr Wilson was proposed by Mr Alderman Brown and seconded by Mr John Masterman; ...
... General Palmer and J. A Roebuck Hof/on—John Wllkf, esq. and Mr Brownrlgf Hridgnorth—T. C. Whitmore, eaq aod R. Plgotl, eaq. Bristol—lit Mile* and Sir H. Vyryau, hart, ra/ne—Karl of Kerry CawS'iVge—Mr Rice end Mr Pry Cardigan (borough)—Ur. P. Pryee (’armnrtken ...
... Wicklow, Jan. 19.--J. Grattan, Esq., and R. Howard, Esq. CITIES. Cork, Jan. 12.—Dr. Baldwin, D. Callaghan, Esq., and Lieut. Colonel Chatterton, who has started on the Conservative interest. BOROUGHS. Athlone, Jan. 9.—Captain Matthew and John Talbot, Esq. Belfast ...
... but one was Sent back only slightly bruised about the ankle. The four remaining in the hospital are —William Towe, broken arm; William Turton, bruised ankle; Frederick Smith, severe contussions ; Hannah Hines, severely bruised. PoxTsmouTH.—Mr. Baring ...
... ,*lgaQuatbtity of' silk m ercery; \Villiani Fitz anti John is hoefor passing base rtonay, eta be transported fisr a .t 1 ytcs aren Jate Jhstmn, for stealing watches difrom Sir. Jamaison, and John Mac Sheen, for stealing a. bin ii goose from Sirs. Martin ...
... rick, t —Capt. Cbetwynd, r. Stamford—Col. Chaplin, —G. Finch, t. Stoke-upon-'Frent—John Davenport, r—Healhcote, r. Stroud G. P. Scrope, r—Colonel Fox, r. Sudbury- John r—B. Smith, r. Sunderland —Aid. Thompson, t —D. Barclay, r. Swansea—J. 11. Vivian, ...