... ascertained to be killed and !teeny wounded ; they left a rant qu an tity of arms on the ground. The Mayor T. Phillips, E.q., is shot through the thigh, and wounded in the arm. Mr. Williams, Mr. Morgan, and several other reeve. table inhaintanta, epecinl ...

... I,lverptol- John Moore. lodging-house keeper. Briehthelmetnne. David Keighley, cloth-manufacturer. Oulaeley, York- John Potts, engraver, New Mills. Derbyshire. William Hayward, tailor, %Vinehester. J o hn Moore, mealman, Somerset*hire. John Stevens, carpenter ...

... eldest danghter Mr. Un wellya Rees, of Carr Street, Swansea, Innkeeper. ra Oa Monday rest, ag-d 52, Mary. the beloved wire of Mr John Davies, of the Head Ina, is this tows; highl) respected and esteemed by a large circle of friends sad l acynaistanees, for ...

... I','. ' you have attacked me as the Printer of the Weirkinan— John Minima, Stevens: Swift, lies nu : -lass,,vin vim, at the very time when you would fain make year Pdrtiand. Williams: John nod Sally. Ltiose:ie readers bel• i Matthews. 'eve' that H one ...

... accordingly.—On Wednestl•y hyd, an inquest was held at a farm-home, flellyienr, in the parish of t.tanartbney, on the body of John Eyeas, of this tows, Kann, who was unfortnnmely killed by a fall a pair of steps. —Ver.bct accordingly. lie was a aoher, honest ...