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... in the lane where it was found. himself in the cart and threw Ellen Connor made a statement confirmatory of the above, and John Walsh, another of the prisoners, made the following contes- sion, which was taken down in writing :— On Thursday night, Dee ...
... she had an infant in her arms, and there was another child, about six years of age, with her, to whom the defendant gave some money, and which left and went up stairs. The moment the child was gone, the defendant put his arms around her neck, and when ...
... before them honours were conferred. Bit John Keane, no. L•rl Kern.., had signalised himself as a soldier in all parts of the meld t los skill, firmness, and bravery, had increased the bee , .of do- Briti-h arms in es cry quarter of the globe; and it was ...
... CADEK IDRIS MOUNT AINS, pours its waters into the spacious Bay of Cardigan the high around* cornu am extensive and varied prospects, embracing fine views o’ the Vale and Pay of Cardigan and the lofty Hills; the home scenery includes the summit of Caderldns ...
... —fiatcs ate I millers are gistrata sent at Cardigan rears as wish I means, In • to himself, eighbours, as acted. After pu3brokesbire, 11arkl Jour, charged with to this day, sotikaities to se arahst the fire-arms, arlntioncri that a entermantling liter it ...
... Wednesday, Oct. 6th, on the body of John Pickard, by trade a plumber and glazier, and, of late, assistant overseer, who was found dead, suspended from a hook in his own house in the afternoon of the same day. John G. 'Ball, E.q. having sworn in the jury ...
... and have been, since 1824, vicar of Cardigan. I am acquainted with the plaintiff, who has been regular communicant for many years. I have long known the defendant since he was articled to his late uncle, at Cardigan. After that he was in partnership with ...
... the workhutwe, with Elizabeth, the wife John Prebble, and it was allegtd that improper intercourse was carried on between thtn. John Chidwick subsequently left the house of his daughter, and went to reside with John Prebble and hi* wife, who lived Whitfie ...
... have regarded Mr. John O’Connell’s exploits on the previous evening with envious emulation very much a-kin to Hamlet’s outbreak, when Laertes is a little extravagant in his grief at the grave of Ophelia. Ireland is the Ophelia oi John O'Connell, the obsequies ...
... TUPESDA OUN CASPAR MAIS, Lime-street, Sept. 29, Oct. 26, at Basinghali-street. Atts. Overton and Co. Old JOUN LAMONT, JOHN DAVID STEWART, and JOHN MATRA VERS, Shinner-street, Bishopsxgute, brewers, Sept. 21, Oct. 26, at Basing ball-street. Att. Bevan, Old Jewry ...
... Archill neon Disney, (’apt. James Dei.gal Army, Kite, daughter of Mathew lhirn, F.so. 4, at St. Mary's chuu h, Cliciteunam, John Samuel Lifter, Kh|., MW* Elizabeth Wik*xk. of Lodge, Fitivillr. May 4, Luton, tin Lev. 8. Sykes, Mr. Altw.Hd, dimstiat, &c ...
... ence between the Presi- dent of the Board of Control and the Directors of the East India Company be before the house.—Lord John Russell said it would be unbecoming in the house, and unjust to Lord Keane, to be hux- tering and bargaining with ‘the East ...