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... civic authorities. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN DOUGLAS.-It will be recollected that at the last sessions, an application was made to thei Court for the purpose of respiting the recognizances of the Earl of Cardigan, and Captain Douglas, the former ...
... 'Mason, alias Boswell, John Smith.—For ten years: Mary Ann Harrison George Jolly, Jane Wilson, Mary Joy, George Brown, John O 'Brien.—For seven years: William AVellam William Randall, John Farrell, Ann Raine, Ann Stokes, Ann Berry, John Watkins, Thomas Millard ...
... Sunday morning last, in one of the flues connected with the boiler of the steam-engine at the factory of Mr. John Clayton, Hilton-street. John Denning, messenger to the commissioners of police, stated that he resided close by the factory in question, and ...
... many lives were lost by the explosion of the magazine; 700 Egyptians and two officers of rank came in this morning with their arms, and surrendered themselves as prisoners. To Colonel Sir Charles Smith devolves the task of putting the town and fortifications ...
... Hamblion, forward this challenge to John Bacon, to meet him at any time or place, with sword .or any other weapon that John Bacon may think fit to appoint. An immediate answer is required.—William Hamblion.—To John Bacon, Nelson's Head. Mr. l3awtree ...
... daughter of Prince Jerome Bonaparte. One of the clauses of the marriage contract, it adds, is that the Count shall never bear arms against France. Lord Stuart de Decies is, we are sorry to hear, confined in his mansion at Dromena by an attack of erysipelas ...
... much, r m that they were obliged to alight at the Win\' tation, b which is about four or five miles further on. , Among Mr. John Bradshaw, of Brighton, who was stunned y a 4 ' opposite falling against him, and causing a great loss of k ee nt the nose. ...
... , in having, on the said 23d of June, caused the said John Gaynor, then being in a state of extreme weakness of body, and then and there confined to his bed in the dwelling-house of the said John Gaynor, to be removed, placed, and put into a tumbrel with ...