... Mason, alias Boswell, John Smith. For 10 Years.—Mary Ann Harrison, George Jolly, -lane Wilson, Mary Joy, George Brown, John O'Brien. For 7 Years.—William Wellarn, William Randall. John Farrell, Ann Raine, Ann Stokes, Ann Berry, John Watkins, Thomas Millard ...

... chapel were displaced, part oi k ’and was let the turnkey, when he imme floorin was torn up, aud other damage to 10^.bbsky.— John Welsh, a porter to the London and diatrly turned round towards the cell, sobbed aloud and occasioned. Four individuals who ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL, has declared Upon this point. On the 20th of June, 1836, Mr. HUME asked:— The Dissenters do wish to be informed, frankly and fairly, as to what course the Noble Lord and his Colleagues propose to follow. To this Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...

... Johnson, steward to Lady Holland, was walking along near the Holland Arms Tavern, Kensington, he slipped off the path, and broke his thigh. He was immediately carried into the Holland Arms. Slight hopes are entertained of his surviving, being an old man. ...

... marvellously Cardiganish. If it be not the act of Lord Cardigan, it is the act of some one who Cardiganizes with a wonderful similarity to the noble original. If it be not Lord Cardigan's own, it is Lord Cardigan's Double. Aut Erasmus aut Diabolus. [From the Morning ...

... say, notwithstanding all their exertions have been unsuccessful, may be enumerated— The Duchess of LEEDS. The Countess of CARDIGAN. The Marchioness of WELLESLEY. Vicountess COMBERIIERE. The Marchioness of AMESBURY. Lady DINORBLT.I. (Signed as Wore.) SATURDAY ...

... garrison having knocked their heads together to no purpose, gave it up. THE CASE OF THE.FARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN DOUGLAS.—The indictment ag,inst Lord Cardigan is still upon the files of the Central Criminal Court, and the recognizances of both the defendants ...

... hospital, was brought into the establishment. She had a compound fracture of the left leg, a compound fracture of the right arm, a fracture of the right thigh and forearm. She was perfectly insensible, and never recovered any consciousness, and died about ...

... mid pathos convulsed the hones with laughter, and the same would have been the cue, ad he played the character as well as John Kemble, or Young. Thus, in Othello and Hamlet, the souience seemed to think that Mr. Wallack was out of his line, and yet he ...

... the feat of the learned. horse drawing a cork with his teeth, recommended that he should be forthwith exhibited to Lord Cardigan. who might, perchance, engage him to perform the duties of butler—particularly as the noble animal, by his actions„ evinced ...

... op a Ship’s Crew. Oa Tuesday an Inquest was held at the Bricklayers’ Arms public house, Ashton Street, Poplar, on view of the body of Robert Not* ting, a watchman the a Dock. John Grant, constable in the East India Dock, stated that Saturday night last ...

... ringing out from eb'ry parish steeple. VICTORIA—Sweet as the cash that, a la Filch or Lockit, We'rc always wringing out of JOHN BULL'S pocket. Lady Charleville is still at Hanover, but her noble lord has returned to Ireland. Her ladyship went there for ...