... in most dreadful manner, tearing the flesh from her arms and would no doubt have killed her had they not been with difficulty beaten off. On Saturday afternoon, little sweep got up behind Lord Cardigan's carriage in Regent-street, to have a ride. Near ...

... Mayor. Fowler Price, Esq. F. L. Bodenham, Esq. John Parry, Esq. J. Benbow, Esq. John Rogers, Esq. S. Cam, Esq. W. Webb, Esq. Rev. J. Duncumb. Rev. Gustos Garbett. Thos. Davies, Esq. John Gwilliam, Esq. John Griffiths, Esq. J. Bleeck Lye, Esq. W. George ...

... quoted in the debate on the night before, by Lord John Russell, the correctness of which quotation was denied in the House of Lords, by Lord Lyndhurst, a few hours before Mr. O'Connell corroborated Lord John Russell's version:— *' Why, Sir, have Gentlemen ...

... charged with stealing a quantity of bread from the house of John Davis, at the parish of Kentchurch. Wm. James charged with stealing a quantity of apples from a heap of fruit, the property of John Curwardine, at the parish of Basbury.— Edmund Perry, for ...

... his hand, and there is no doubt, had he not been immediately seized by the arms, some injury would have been inflicted by him. He was committed the following morning to Cardigan gaol to take his trial at the next assizes. A Christmas Box.— rather curious ...

... mayor of Ludlow has received a communication from Lord John Russell, acquainting him that the king has been pleased to grant the power to hold a Court of Quarter Session-10 the Boiough of Ludlow. John Romilly, Esq. is recommended by the Town-Councilof Ludlow ...