... that, ' the letter must produced; but, if yon cannot find it. 'then 1 shall examine you on-oath. Mr. Blake then retired. j John Holland was the glass coachman who drove Colonel Fawcett to the plane meeting. Did not know that the gentleman whom took street ...

... she went the Army Arms her husband, with whom she left about 12 o’clock, accompanied by deceased and his brother. When they were turning down Barrack lane they heard some persons singing, and shortly afterwards met two soldiers. John Morten asked them ...

... his assailants, and brought them the gal they deserved. On one occasion, in the noonday, two strong active peasants, armed with fire-arms, attacked him from behind a fence. Nothing daunted, although his mare was severely wounded, he jumped off and crossed ...

... ; and moved, by way of amendment, for select committee inquire into the state the law respecting penalties for gaming. Lord John Manners would not consent to wait till the confuted mass the law on this subject should be cleared. That was a u»k which might ...

... delivered the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtney, who officiated. The rev. gentleman took his text from the 14th chapter of St. John, and the 2nd and 3rd verses. Windsor, Monday.—The Queen and Prince Albert, attended the two Equerries Waiting, Colonel Buckley ...

... magistrates and discharged:—William Aram, of Beetton; John Aram, of Henry Hands, of Kegworth; John Hands «l Kegworth ; Henry Cotterill, of Kegworth; Charles Chadbourtie, of Sutton; Samuel Towle, Sutton; John Webster, of Sutton ; William Cross, of Thrumpton ...

... shores l-y the help of such kite, having the line mr bis arms (or support. have been making an aristocratic riot at canterbury Their names are Bying Doherty, Edmond uoherty, John Allgood, and John Goddard; and they are caiieu in the report Captains in ine ...

... health. The Dowager Countess of Leicester and the Right Hon. E. Ellice, M.f. have arrived In Paris from Nice. Tnr, Earl op Cardigan.- His Lordship lost during the past week two very valuable horses—a favourite hunter, prized highly hy the noble owner, was ...

... Sheffield, merchant i Frederick Lane Homer. Manchester, merchant I Uuuofra Bolivar Vittoria John Aoichini, late of St. Benet'a place. , Grtcechureh street, merchant John Mardall, New Shoreh&m. Sussex, insurance broker • Henry Richard Harraden. Cambridge, pnnttcller ...

... following bulletin was issued Saturday;— The Queen Dowager h.u again passed a good night, and as her ! Majesty's hand and arm appear improving steadily, although slowly, the daily bulletin ol her esty'sprogress will be discontinued. ** David'Davis, m ...

... check the habit of passing laws when few members were in town, and public business was conducted in a hurried manner. Lord John Pusscll explained his intentions with regard to some of the bills, postponing his reply as to others until the Ist of July ...

... defended the manufacturers, and said it the manufactures were destroyed, the agriculturists would irretrievably injured. Mr. H. Grattan supported the address. Lord Worsley said that foieign coin was introduced into this country quantities so large was contemplated ...