... his thumb just grazed his temple.” After that said thought he should go to the bad place, now had killed Watson. John Smilh (17) John (16) John (1.) his case occupied the attention the Court at great length during the fast summer assizes. The plxintiff is ...

... approved joint security. Catalogues may had at the Hardwicke Arms, Arrington : Red Lion, Royaton; public-houses in the neighbourhood ; and of J, Wrvrworth, auctioneer and appraiser, corner of St. John's Street, Cambridge. PETERBOROUGH, LONG SUTTON, DOWNIIAM ...

... until six o'clock, in consequence of the enforcement of the call of the house. CHURCH OF IRELAND. The Speaker called upon Lord John Russell, who spoke as follows well aware both of the difficulty of the task, and of the responsibility I incur, yet the 1 feel ...

... Graham, as chairman of the New Windsor Election Committee, reported Sir John de Beauvoir unduly elected, and Sir John Elley duly elected; but the opposition to the petition against Sir John de Beauvoir's return was neither frivolous nor vexatious. , Mr. MacKinnon ...

... had seen, a few days ago, a number of drunken soldiers who drew their side-arms in the street, to the consternation of the passengers. The practice of allowing ?? to wear side-arms should be discontinued — no advantage could arise from the custom, but much ...

... the worthy and respected Vicar of Saffron ; the Rev. John Kii gdoiu, Christ College, Cambridge the Rev. F. Daniels, Stapleford; the Rev. 11. Gilford, of Trinitv College, Cambridge: the Rev. John Rowland, Fellow of Queen's; Win. Esq., of Corpus Christi ...

... motion of Mr. Gisborne that John Bond, Arthur Bott Cooke, Robert Beauchamp Clamp, Frederick O’Malley, John Eddowes Sparrowe, John Clipperton, John Bury Dasent, and John Pilgrim, be taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at ...

... approbation of the lord-lieutenant's choice. MR, HOQO. Mr. Charltok.asked if Lnr-d John Russell had Mr. Hogg s protest the subject of the corporation committee. Lord John Russell answered, that as had told the house some days ago had received paper from ...

... Mr S. Rice then brought forward his motion respecting Arms, the retiring salary of Col-nel Seymour, the Sergeant-at- It was stated that the sala: y of Colonel Seymour was 23092 5 the Sergeaut-at-Arms to be his is to have Colonel Seymour asks for a pension ...

... sentence of death, tried the Central Criminal Court in dune session last, —John Sadling, aged I*>, and John CiiNsel, 48, for stabbing, cutting, and urounding, and (icorge Rome, IU, John Found, 20, mid James Corston, 19, for burglary; nil of whom his Majesty ...

... Commissioners are Measis. Samson, A. Rumball, Geo. Barrett Leonard, Daniel Mamie, John Buckle, John Aldridge, John Haiutnell, Harry David Jones. John Watson rringlr. John James Chapman, Henry Rowland Brandreth, Gustaviis Du I'latt, and ...

... caused them to issued since ; and if they had been circulated it was done without his consent and without his knowledge. Mr. Grattan but conveyed the sense of the house when he said that on a matter so vitally important as that then before them, the whole ...