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... of Brinlcworth, to Mary, daughter of the late A. Young, Esq., of the former place. April 23, at Calne, by. the Rev. John Guthrie, John Cart wright, Esq., surgeon, of Itamsbury, Wilts, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Robert Stiles, Esq.. of Whitley, near ...
... 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 ...
... attended WAS John Pert, Esq.. of Oxford-street. Mr. l'eart had just signed his name in the book, and scarcely had the gentleman who followed hint completed his signature, when a gurgling noise proceeded from Mr. Feart's throat ; he fell into the arms of a gentleman ...
... quarry-waster, certificate adjourned.—George 'Bryant, of Bristol, John Williams and Daniel Pinkstone, butt of Chedenhaan, choice of assigneess took place.---lsaae Harvey, Thomas Wered, and John am:Mutat', lival orders granted.—William Short, dividend ad. loomed ...
... Cannabe, Beth, Irin e manufart tar. at 11, ccalcate. John Judd, Brynmawr grocer, at 11, private audit. Maio, at id, further dividend. Julia Richards, at 11, choice of asignees. David James, Cardigan, iukceper, at adjourned audit. January tittc.—Samuel ...
... seek by the Ikea , John Korn, of Trowbridge, grocer, Isaac Williallli, lieettp, std Thomas Sampson, of Nailseorth certificates came/ Themes Davies, at Abolition, passed his adjouresd last meal. nation ; William Thomas Morgan. of Nash, John tstedwin,os Cheltenham ...
... between the knives. when the whole hand and pert of the arm above the wrist wait drawn in and severed by success re choppings, before he could be rescued from his horrible situation. The remainder of the arm has since been amputated by Messrs. Warner and Pnoley ...
... 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 ...
... EINCUTItai 005 Mulitielt.—The extteme beetence at the law caned rhla effect gunthly Mottling uu George John Ilewetn, convicted of the wilful weeder of John Wudelionse, one of the turnkeys of Cold-hash Fields Rouse of Correction. The culprit appealed ou the ...
... es. John S. Saunders, Esq., to be Clerk of the Circuits and Clerk of the Crown, arid George Botsford, Esq., to be Clerk of the Legislative Council for the province of New Brunswick. The Queen has also beee pleased to appoint Edmund trnout Grattan, Esq ...
... brave men; tomes past come Welt to my memory; I think of those far away—those who fell fighting sword in baud, grasping their arms blood staqicd and dying (cheers.) Gentle:a., when I think of these things. the battles we hate fought is Seinde mane tresh ...
... Upon going in, Le said that he carted at the request of Sir John Have to demand two tinge which slue (the countess) had passed from Su John Hate'• heeds to the hands of Miss Todhunter. Sir John had retired by this time. The baroness said she had not the ...