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... 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. PoaTsstouris.—Mr. Baring ...
... terrified, nowdropped into the body of the Hall, and were unfor tunately severely injured. One man had his leg broken another his arm, and one was so severely crushed to render Ids ease dangerous. These have been removed to the General Hospital, and four others ...
... 3d Dec 1832 Lira 29th January 1833 30th Dec ...
... Chatham—Admiral Berestlirel, t Caine-- Earl of Kerry, r Coventry—E. Ellice, r; W. Williams, r Cheltenham—Hon. C. F. Berkeley r Cardigan—Pryse Pryse, r Curdiganshire—Colonel Powell, / Coir;Tall East)—Sir Willinrn S. Ire- lawney, r Cirencester—J. Cripps, r; Lord ...
... at sea, went into the forecastle, armed with a long sheath knife, which he had sharpened in the afternoon, and stabbed two men who were sleeping in their berths, one named John Lewin (on whose chest was painted John Lewin Douglas), said to be from Liverpool ...
... to the most serious consideration of every Churchman. h• eir tt rk to e. ng JOHN Ill'SsEl.l. AND Von: r.v BA I.l.OT.—At a dinner en at Honiton, oil Saturday week, to Lord John Russell. after several toasts had been given, the Chairman having proposed the ...
... Falcon Inn, Uppingham ; the Sondes Arms, Rockingham ; the Royal (ieorge, Cottingham ; the Cockayne Arms, Great Oakley; the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms, Corby; the King's Anns, Weldon; the Hatton ...
... Aberystwith, co. Cardigan, aajJejJJJj Feb. 21, March 80, the Commercial-rooms, Bristol, Co, Lincoln's Inn Fields; Hall. Bristol. ~y WILLIS John, Liverpool, merchant.—Feb. 21, March IJJJJ Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Jones and Ward, John-st. row Foster and ...
... Ficdcrick Ferßu, John Mmet Nevld, Joseph Young, John Fell den, William Ntehl, John BKENTFES. Belfast. Karl of EBke. Rl. Hon. K. Pollington. Renneli. Jolm Ferguson. Rolx*n Ponsonby, Hn. VV. F. Sir 1.. 81. Fielden. John Pryse, Pry*:e Calcraft. ...
... vagueness of t told the speech, and his want of confidence in the ministers-~ no all MIr. WARD, Dr. LUSHIeNGTON, Air. I11. GRATTAN, Air. PO that SHI EL, and Mr. P. WV. HARVEY all spoke in support of ml ired the amendment. CIE the Lord STANLEY, after reprobating ...
... Dowager Ladies Scarbrough are left living; but what is most remarkable, the late Earl died in the arms of Mr. Hodgkinson, of Morton Grange, near Retford, in the arms of whose father his Lordshirrs father breathed his last. Ruffbrd and the bulk of the Nottinghamshire ...
... Noble Lord, a Member of that ilouse, who had not yet, however, taken his seat. he meant Vis. count Canterbury. Lie would -be armed with full authority to bring, if possible, the unhappy difference, which existed in Canada to a speedy and amicable termination ...