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... night week, some ruffians, with black- ened faces, entered the house of John Flynn, near N. and beat him severely. Ou the Sth instant, four men, well armed, went to the house of John (ilecson, and compelled him and bis son to promise to leave the country ...
... TUESDAY, FEB. The Eari. of Cardigan.— The Earl of Shaftesbury moved that James Thomas Farl of Cardigan be brought to the bar of the house the usher of the black rod. The question having been put and carried, The Earl ot Cardigan with tho usher of the black ...
... and the Lincoln • »hle manner. • Prince Albert . j TtJ of the Round Tower, overlooking the gr j Serjeant-at-arms. The Sword of Serjeant-at-arms. In addition to the brilliant illumination caused by sucfli where the Royal carriages were ordered to The Lord ...
... Cradock Hartopp, Bart., the Rev. Canon Grove, Canon of Worcester, and rector of Tedstone- Delamere, has assumed the name and arms of Cradock. The Countess of Blessington, accompanied by her nieces, has left London for Paris, where it is her intention in ...
... FFORDSHIRE ADVER TTERIES POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Rese, Baa. Jones and John Blurton were sent to hard labour in the house of correction for one month, for neglecting their work, as colliers under agreement to serve Thomas and Willies Birks for six months ...
... wherew pon Mr. B. Disraeli ins long speech proposed an amendment; the debate upon w hich was ‘An amendment proposed by Mr. Grattan adjourned at a late hour. was rejected. on the Irish paragraph of the speech 2 In the House of Commons, the adj ourned debate ...
... Hamilton, Captain, Aylesbury Newport (I. Wight ton, Lord, Tyrone co. Hara^e^rH-'S^'f Hardy ßradfoni' LaUaue&ton Harford, Cardigan Hawkes, Heathcote, Sir V«\, Hants Hendley, J.W., Heneage, G. H. W., Devizes Henniker, Lord, (E) Hepburn, Sir Herbert, 11 ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE, HANLEY, Mownay, Jaw. 25, Before T. B. Rose, Esq. John Grattan and William Jones were fined 5s each for the former at Hanley, and the latter at Fenton. being deny, John James was charged with assaulting his wife, Helen, on morning, the ...
... of her late royal highness’s arms, pall was supported at the feet by Mrs. George Banks and Mrs. Moner, and at the head by the Hon. Mrs. Henry and the Hon. Mrs. William Cust ; Sir Charles Young, Garter Principal King of Arms, carrying his sceptre and wearing ...
... Cray’s Inn, builders.—Edward Brailsford. Brighton, music seller— Osborn, jun. St. Jamea’a-street, Piccadilly, ailveramith.—John Stiles, Wella-atreet, Oxford-atrMt. soda water maker.—Henry Savage, Dorset-place, Donetaquare. apothecary.—James Ballard, Hsating* ...
... Ireland, a conference wa* appointed to meet the Lords on the amendments made by their lordship# in the Arms (Ireland) bill. On the motion of Lord John Russell it was agreed, after a consersation in which Sir R. Peel took part, that the House at its rising ...
... assem! met within ite occupied the chair, and Sir John Simpson the vice chair, Amongst those seated around Mr. Hudéon we observed, Lord Morpeth ; Sir Frederick Trench, Bart.; Sir John Lowther, Bart.; Sir John Jobnstone, Bart., M.P. for Scarborough ; the Lord ...