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... north-east entrance to Settlers -welly was blown down, and carrying away the iron railings of the entrance gate, fell across St. John street-road. Mr. Valentine Knight, the magistrate, was at the time pawing, and had a most providential escape—the body of hie ...
... York. Same day, at Hanoyer-street chapel, before the Res. John Flather, ar. Richard Ilard to Mills Sarah Leach, both of this town. Same tiny, at Chapel Allerton, near Leeds, by the Rev. Urquhart. John Cass Smart, Esq., M.D., of Hutton Buseel, to Label, daughter ...
... recorded their votes in favour of a measure similar to the one they themselves introduced a few years since ! THE IRISH ARMS BlLL—When Grattan supported a similar measure as a palliative for emergency, he presented three ulterior measures—Commutation of Tithes ...
... and John Ryan, of Annamadhle, near Toomavora, for assaulting Timothy Farrell while he was attempting to serve ejectment processes upon some of the Right Hon. Richard Lalor Shell's refractory tenants on the lands of Annamadhle. Morgan Brien, armed with ...
... are afloat. John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh have been committed for hating riotously and tumultuously assembled at the Pontardulais-gate, and beginning to demolish the dwelling-house of William Lewis; they were also committed. John Hughes for having ...
... pulled from a large stock he had under his arm, and presented to the Queen, from which her Majesty selected a copy of a sporting paper and another.—Observer. LORD CARDIGAN AND THE PREES.--It is stated that Lord Cardigan has instructed his law agent to apply ...
... projected college.—Leiceder Mercury. LORD W. PAGET AND THE EARL OF CARDIGAN.— The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought by Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan is to be tried in the Court of Common Pleas. It is to be tried ...
... Castle, Northumberland, in the 77th year. v. CARDIG•N.—Thia case, in which Lord W. Paget was plaintiff, and the Earl of Cardigan defendant, came on for trial io the Court of Commou Pleas on Tuesday, and ended in a verdict far the defendant. 8 THE HALIFAX ...
... who was accidentally burnt to death by his clothes' getting as Ire. Verdict, accidental death.—On Thursday, at the Etemet's Arms, Rawdon, on the body of Jane Spence, aged 6 weeks, accidentally poisoned by baylag some laudanum given her by nit ake.—Same ...
... years of age, named John Hannan, was unfortunately drowned whilst bathing in the River Aire at Hamlet. It is supposed that be was seized by cramp. DEATH en Monday last, an inquest (adjourned from Saiorday) v u held at the Cardigan's Arms, on the Kirtatall ...
... HOD 22222 ILD, Seeming:- John Newsome for en assault on Joseph Stocks, of Newsome, was fined 2.. fid. and los. 6cl. John most learn to keep his pugnacious paws a little quieter. There bad hum a previous charge against the same John and three others for wilfully ...
... pablieatios the requisite returns for Scotland. WRECK or THE SPHTXX, WAR S .- Saturday, the Sphyux stem-sloop, Commander John B. Cragg, in coming op to Portsmouth from Derooport (with a number of the officers and crew of the Tyne, Capt. Glaseock, recently ...