... Dr. Arnott's water bed, iron chests, shop scales, beams, and weights; 500 to pieces Paper Hangings constantly sale, from a penny per yard and upwards. paper-hanging and upholstery work done the shortest notice—SECOND-HAND GOODS bought OIL CAKE. E. WRIGHT ...

... begs to call the attention of the In• habitants of Reading and its environs to his extensively increased Stock of PAPER-HANGINGS, equally low price any London establishment, consisting ol 20,000 PIECES! larger variety than cau be presented by any other ...

... take care not to get into such a scrape again.'' A woman named Collins proved that the dirk produced had very recently been hanging over the mantel-piece of Langley's bouse. James Swallow, Maidenhead, was called, and proved that the wheat sent by Ogborne ...

... 1845. The following Gentlemen have conse nted to ' act as StewaTU3: Dr. Bradshaw. Thomas Harris, Esq. JonN Bulley, Esq. Herbert I £VIS| Richard Bacon, Esq. Henry Esq.' Isaac Harrinson, Esq. George Simonds, Esq. John Hoffman, Esq. Mellish Simonds, Charles ...

... with an overture of Oscar and Dr. Arnott's water bed, iron chests, shop scales, beams, and weights; to 1000 pieces Paper Hangings constantly sale, from a penny per yard aud upwards. and UPHOLSTERY WORK done on the shortest notice—SECOND-HAND GOODS bought ...

... valuable church living, supposed to worth 1,300/. a year, has been presented to the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Herbert, Rector of Spofforth, near Wetlierbv. Mr. Herbert uncle to the Ear* of Caernarvon ; is liberal politics, of evangelical principles., and decided piety ...

... her way the following day to Llanybyther, where the inquest wes held, she related the manuer in which she hanged the children. She said she hanged the two eldest first, and the infant afterwards. It was bettei for them to suffer at once than to die from ...

... recommending it to their serious consideration. The Report was signed by Percy Henry Crutchley, Esq., chairman, J. Monck, Esq., Herbert Sawyer, Esq., Robt. Palmer, Esq., M.P., Thomas Duffield, Esq., M.P., George EL Elliott, Esq., M. H. Court, Esq., Charles Sawyer ...

... the public house the prisoners were both gone and all the horses. I next saw the bay horse at Bristol, the care of Sergeant Herbert of the Gloucestershire police. Richard Tauner stud—l am labourer, and live at Lamboum. I was at Ward's beer house when the ...

... stiinony he contended, by that person's own shewing, was ntterly unworthy of belief; he (Mr. Williams) was sure the jury would not hang a dog upon such evidence. The learned counsel then pointed out the circumstances favourable to : s client in the case—his ...