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... LATE MURDER AT LEEDS.—The adjourned inquiry into the death of William Reynolds Rothery was resumed at the Geldard's Arms, before John Blackburn, Esq., coroner, and terminated, as it was anticipated, in a verdict of Wilful murder against some person or ...
... LATE MURDER AT LEEDS.—The adjourned inquiry into the death of William Reynolds Rothery was resumed at the Geldard's Arms, before John Blackburn, Esq., coroner, and terminated, as it was anticipated, in a verdict of Wilful murder against some person or ...
... neb emen and gentlemen cducited at Eton, Harrow, Winchester, and other public schools, commenced at Lord Crclcct Ground, St. John’s-wood. .. .. . ~ , The first match played was between the elevens of . Winchester and Harrow ; the former, winning t. e toss ...
... Taylor, and John Ross, were charged with having amused ihemselves io the following very rational manner :—Police con stn'ile 164 9, stated that on the same morning, about one o’clock, in the Hampstead Road, he observed the defen. into Cardigan Street, and ...
... Robert Benn, Fowler, Quebec. Sailed the Neptune, Parker, for Newfoundland; Atm Ball, Tucker, St. John's, New Brunswick; President steamer, Fayrer, New York; John Cock, Tlllson, Lisboa and Monte Video; Valiaro, Ballorich, Trieste; Oleogary, Harkocas, Quebec; ...
... LATE MURDER AT LEEDS.—The adjourned inquiry into the death of William Reynolds Rothery was resumed tit the Geldard's Arms, before John Blackburn, EFq., coroner, and terminated, as it was anticipated, in a verdict of Wilful murder against some person ...
... Edinburgh. George, son of John B. Leonard. Esq . 0i of Sir I'. B. Leonard. bad., of Belhus, Ends. to co-heiress of J. M. Drummond Hahne, Esq., of Duesitief , Perthshire. Major hlaeready, to Martha. daughter of the late John Bab Bryanston.square. and the ...
... to mare convenient than Wertminster; aha a petition egaiarr the tra«c opium. The noble viscount gave notice that early neat arm■ion be would call the attention ot the honte to the eapedieney compelling tba Eaat India Company to aaparolo tbameelree from ...
... subfec' by searching in 1840 for arms on a warrant granted in IW9, contrary to the provisions of the Act, and I vioXi«£ » £r£_7.« lns to general warrams - and **&£ tJ if He had any reason to suspect the concealment of arms ho ought to have applied for fresh ...
... the son of an old Imperial General, to Mount Lebanon, to learn Arabic. There his love of Catholicism prompted him to take up arms in the cause of the mountaineers. CIRCASSIA. HA, July 30.—The Russian. Invalid at length breaks silence respecting the events ...
... the Ecclesiastical Courts (No. 1) Bill, Mr. T. DIJNCOMBE begged to take that opportunity of presenting a petition from Mr. .John Thorogood, , thanking: her Maiesty's Ministers for bringing in the bill to effect his release, but stating his firm conviction ...
... Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Paternoster-row. THE LAKES OF ENGLAND. This day is published, in post Bvo 12s, bound and l e tt ere d . TABLETS of an ITINE RANT in WESTMORELAND, forming a complete Guide to the Scenery of the Northern Lakes, with an Itinerary ...