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... long tirade upon the sufferings he had endured daring his imprisonment, the villainy of the Government, the conduct of Lord John Russell, and his own unabated attachment to the principles of Chartism. Ile was loudly cheered in the course of his address ...
... surgeon, , attended her shortly after her admission, between six and se- ven o'clock, and found her arm was broken, but nn external , injury. He set the arm, which was done with difficulty, deceased being very violent, and appeared intoxicated ; after which ...
... any person to take care of the boost, No evidence being armed , the case was dismissed. Suicide.—On the 31st ult., the tillage of Murton was much agitated by a report that a person of the name of John Williams, aged 40 years, had committed suicide by suspending ...
... previous conviction, and pleaded guilty, stealing horse hair, at Stroud, from John Winte.— Mowry it ebb, aged' 4, previous conviction, stealing a clock, at Berkeley, front John Denning. —Elizabeth Etheridge, aged 22, previous conviction, atealing wearing ...
... members should arm themselves fora demonstration on Monday evening. In those cams, where the poverty of the members would not admit of all being provided with arms, bit where the willingness prevailed to contribute to the purchase of arms for a portion ...
... 1791, ha vim; expended a large forame in the service of his country. Young Harrison early devoted himself to the profession of arms, and entered the army under the auspices of his father's intimate friend, General Washington, at the age of 18. The north-western ...
... for rrfusing to work to malutain his family. .. A young man, named John Holloway, son of a farmer of West Buckla:.d, Devon, lately drowned Itimseif in a quarry on Ins father's (arm, while under the depression which commonly followed his drinking fits ...
... is !then. 133tLII8URY. J. S. liarford, Esq., the biographer of our late distinguished Fame, Bishop Burgess, contested the Cardigan district of burghs, at the recent• election, against Mr. Pryse, the late Whig member. The number polled by each were nearly ...
... most regnat-liable eurio.ity.—Yorkshire Gazelle. The other day, as a Bavarian gentleman and an English one were walking arm-iti arm through Piccadilly, their conversation was disagreeably interrupted by a harsh screeching sound from the road. What a ...
... pronounced for the divorce. The Fat Cow Prize at the Gloucester Cattle Show.—lt I will be remembered that the cow shewn by Mr. John Hewer at 1 the annual meeting of the Gloucestershire Agricu hownltural tor Association was declared by the Judges to be the ...
... v. Harcourt Aldtiam, Rev. T. Houseman, W. Hemming, Esq., James Sanders, Esq , Messrs. John Peon, Joseph Wright, Wlllani Lilley, Joan Holmes, Joseph Cresswell, John Cresswell, Thomas Saunders, B. Mitund, James Haywood, iI. W. Baker, Joseph Russell', George ...
... ITUESDAY.—BANKRUPTS. John Pinkerton. High-street, Southwark, glass -cutter. William Bates, Liverpool, theatrical manager. William Partington, Leetls. woollen-cloth manufacturer. Samuel \V ,ite, Farnely, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. John Smith, Manchester ...