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... proceeded armed with a and in llyile-street Aisderslosa. Glasgow. discharged Ike pistol attire person Jolts, bnrst h, residing in a tenement called llosildsworth's thwacks, ('heapside iii and the said shot look eTect Oil 11r person the said John one the ...
... were Bade John Sionl. Esq. Wm. Brown, t-sq. —Lord Martlimn, Sir Wil iam Geafv, T. L. Hodges, esq. M.F., Robert Tassel .es ...
... committee.—Sir E. KNATCHBULL (Lord John Russell having requested that the motion should have precedence) then moved the appointment of a select committee to inquire into all the circumstances connected with the discharge of John Nichol] Thom, alias Courtenay ...
... am told that I to put you, a six feet one, out tbe room, I naturally reply, that I may overcome you by reason, or law, or by arms, but certainly not by mere physical force. And j .ist so I would bog those who accuse Sir Robert Peel of inertness, in not ...
... objections and 7 Liberal ones. And tbo freemen's list, Liberal and Tory objections, and Liberal and 5 Tory claims. The Earl of Cardigan, the gallant Colonel of tlie Mill Light Dragoons, has returned to head-quarters, Cantar. bury barracks. His lordship was ...
... profits as working at case on journeyman's wages. A DINNER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN.-On Weu ri ni joi the Conservatives of North Northamptonshire ent e i r `dhis Earl Cardigan at dinner in testimony of their appprovat_ e principles and their gratitude ...
... William Rackham, chemist Roltendrn Mr. John W.lls, perfumer Sandwich Mr. K.M. Duncnu, chemist I.TTINCBOURNF Mr. P. W.Cordelier, cl.em.Bt Strdod Mr. C. Martin, cliemut Mr. Smith, (late May lam), cbemi.l ToNßßincn. Mr. John Eeenden, cbemiat Wills Mr, Henry Nye ...
... i the chaw the Roval Society, should Sir John |)«*rsist in declining the hoounrable post. Liout-Colonel Menxies, K.H., R.M.A., was thrown from hiaborue. Southsea-common, .Saturday, and fiaclurd hi* right arm. Imth above and below the elliow. Splinters ...
... dwelling upon few topics noticed in his speech of the previous evening, alluded Lord Durham having been sent out to Canada armed with immense powers and, that while pronouncing death and banish, meat upon the rebels, he was in com* municatioo with the ...
... circumstance preserved bis life, two of tbe bullets which the ss«s*iln intended to have lodged bis breast having lodged la his left arm. The others -pneeed through the wadding of breast of his coat, immediately fell, and tbe assassin made his esespe over sewer ...
... laborious, that invid.ous. that closely watched slavery which is mocked with, the name of power. Five-Pound Converts.—The John Bull says— are informed, upon nuthoi ity which we have no reason question, that at Stoke-by-Naylnnd, in Suffolk, converts ...
... luwarils tbr Building end En> dowmemof CborcbM, wui the liMiimtiont wiib R«tebU«hmcßi. newly i-2000, Tbc present Bert of Cardigan last week gate oar and a half of lam I, for the site of a paraonaoc hoaae. Farnlc ; /.M). (owards the improvements of parsonage ...