... the sate. after easstionlisil tile defendant a. !Ise nor of his har lomat. A men flamed Limy motet trite of nasalising one John Mitchell, was fiord les., costa Its. eluded. venom named 'as. wa..•hera-d watt/ of mosey. the property of his employer, Mr ...

... matter of course, sureeeded by W. Lev, Eeq hei velure third clerk, and brother to John L;y, the first, or rather the clerk at the table. - A. it is a pat, nt place, John Ley, Esq. has the appointment of the third clerk, the saline of which is and it is ...

... columns iu the London Papers have been occupied, during the past week, with the case of the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Reynolds. The Earl of Cardigan, fiormerly Lord Ifrodenel, WAS, it will be recollected, dismissed front the command of a regimens, fur ...

... with the prisoner; it took five nom to secure him.- Mr. Royds said he must pay a fine or 20,. LORD CARDIGAN HELD TO BAIL TOR FELONY.— The Earl of Cardigan and Capt. Douglas., his friend in the late duel, appeared before the bench of magistrates at Wandsworth ...

... the same weapon he aimed a desperate blow at her bead, which she partly saved by putting up h arta, the axe falling ou her arm, and penetrating the shoulder: he then made a second blow at her, which she avoided, and ran away crying Murder! Her unfiTtunate ...

... Anthony Reynolds, haring, at Brighton. on the 2711 i August, 1840, written, and sent a letter to Lieutenant-Cotonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same regiment, his coin mantling officer, of an improper nature, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said ...

... deceased, and consisted of IG dark hay barouche horses, carriages, &c. lier late Royal Highness's town carriage, a ith the royal arms of - England impel Illy emblazoned, yellow hammercloth, &c., fetched 71 guineas ; a travelling landaulet, 64 guineas ; a g ...

... EM. John Buckley, of Call Hill Saddleworth, Esq. John Wilson, of Seacroft Hall, Leeds, Esq. James Thompson, of Pritoroest, Clitheroe, Esq. - - The following names hare also been recently added to the Commission of the Peace for the West Riding John William ...

... to be Captain, vice Dalgety, who exchanges ; October INQUESTS BEFORE G. DYSON, ESQ.—Oa Monday, at the King's Arms, Heaton, on the bodies of John Baldwin, aged At, and Jeer Baldwin, his brother, aged 19 both of whose deaths were occasioned by their accidentally ...

... do vim mean, man He's physician to the forms. - Oh, by plum, and so he may Ce. - said Mike, with a boss at h.s head, 'ho arm y doe bera isn't worih their salt. Ifs truth I'm telling you; sure, didn't he come to see me when I was sick Islow in the hould ...

... The (lurch has appointed Lieut. Col. Richard Doherty to he Lieut. Governor of the Talmud of St. V metal The brig Triton, of Cardigan, has arrived at that port trout Quebec, with a cargo of timber. lin her voyage, she was fortunate saving tweuty-her British ...

... Barrister-at , Law the Hon. Society of Lincoln's lon, viz.:—William John Birch, Fraser Fiore, Richard Graves M'Donnell, Archibald Smith. John Fletcher Hargrave, John William Front, and John George Ramsdeu, Emirs. The Hon. Miss Deverens only daughter of Viscount ...