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... broke down under the searching cross-examination of Mr. Cooke, who conducted the defence. John Pinneyar, aged 22, pleaded guilty to breaking open the dwelling-house John Essex, of Stroud, on the 21st. Nov. and stealing two loaves of bread ; and previous conviction ...
... the spacious Bay of Cardigan ; thehigh Grounds tain Piece of Land, situate in the parish o f Bagendon, in the comma! extensive and varied rospects, embracing fine views of gg Piece, to Moor -W ood House, in the Vale and Bay of Cardigan ant the lofty hills ...
... ‘the capture of cities and citadels,’ as altaching an opinion of invincibility to the British arms,’ and as there- fure justifying the recall of these arms; but of the prisoners, whose recovery su many people in this country thought would alone justify ...
... pursuant to their sentences transportation :—Samuel Bryant, Otorgt Quinton, John Hopes, Oeorge Taylor FredericVßall, Luke BaLer, William. Qnenton, John Cooper, John Grantham, John Dodd, Thomas Baldwin Thomas Merrill, Richard Ansty, and William Waterford ...
... her amiable and estimable qualities of head and heart.T-iiwftft« JMaU. Lord John Uijssf.i.l for the City of London We are glad to that the requisition culling upon Lord John Itussell to stand for the City has already received nearly signatures, consisting ...
... •-'LTv Prom SL /oka’s,—the Lesmahago, of St Johns, JA\3k\ Drake, 741, with 181 pcs yellow pins tinsbsr, 68 pos birch, 12,503 pos deals and battens, 484 pea dsal- HHSLends, and 4| cords lathwood, for John Forster ; and the Kingston, of Cork, Matson, 229 ...
... sacks tluur, 16 bush wheat, 80 bush barley 110 barley—Gloucester, 230 sacks flour—Haverfordwest, 310 ats oate—Padstew, wheat—Cardigan, 60 qrs oats—Chepstow, 30 sacks flour, 72 qrs 4 bush ley, 6 ors malt. 200 qrs Dariey—Lidacy, 5 sacks 12 ors 10 are BANKRUPTS ...
... 30, »l tie VicMojfc, F.brtutam, in this county, the l«Jv the Kcv. Willuim Aniie>lev, of a daughter. MAKRIAGES. Nov. .*», St. John the Bapt/st, Mr. Moody Wallim, Mist Eliza Hoggina, both of alrecr. in thf* city. Nov. 7, at Kibbcafordchurch, by the Right ...
... There perhaps never was a case on which there was a more general unanimity opinion both amongst the press and the people—Lord Cardigan has only one defender, the Post. Strong feelings are expressed favour Captain R. Reynolds, and stronger the injurious effect ...
... ACCIDENTS, OFF. Caution to By tHE Fire.—On Thursday evening last, the servant girl of Mr. Daniel Johns, portrait painter, Stow-hill, Newport, Monmouthshire, met with a serious accident, occasioned by the most reprehensible negligence. It appears that ...
... ydlmsik, thi« county. April 15, at t'hiiiping--Sodbury, Mr. John Vick, cooper. April 11, C'ricVlade, John Stanley Faber, infant sun the Iter. John C. Faber. Bilston, Ktaffonlshirr, aged 49, Mr. John Rolierta. was the inventor of tl»e firr-e-cajie, the miners ...
... fSardocr. farmer, ; John Wilts and Richard H-berta. from the of St Rriateb; Clement Kn-eraon. llanbaiu. farmer ; Charles Cheltenham, John of A«ton. iitnk.-eper ; Party, Cheltenham, cabinet maker . John Mills, lata Cheltenham, baker; John Compton, Windmab ...