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... solitude John White labourer having stolen property John Boatman Henliain having been convictedof felony* 10 years* transportation Thomas Smith (28) clerk charged obtained from Allen younger Chigwell false pretences the sum 1 5s and in the manner John Chigwell ...
... many lives were lost by the explosion of the magazine; 700 Egyptians and two officers of rank came in this morning with their arms, and surrendered themselves as prisoners. To Colonel Sir Charles Smith devolves the task of putting the town and fortifications ...
... 'Mason, alias Boswell, John Smith.—For ten years: Mary Ann Harrison George Jolly, Jane Wilson, Mary Joy, George Brown, John O 'Brien.—For seven years: William AVellam William Randall, John Farrell, Ann Raine, Ann Stokes, Ann Berry, John Watkins, Thomas Millard ...
... Wimpolo-Street i Major Adair, Liverpool. John Andersom, Esq. ])unesslin. William Camp Crane, Esq. 12, Copthall-Court. Benjamin Jackson, Esq. 28, Gordon-Street, Gordon. I Square. I Rev. H-. J. Knapp, 62, Mortimer-Street. Z John AlMClure, Esq. 8, Broad-Strcet Buildings ...
... 1 remain. Sir, Youra truly obliged, A LAYMAN OF THE CHURCH Tut F.aki. Cardigan and Klf.vf.mh Hi ' • Anollier candidate lias cntereJ tlifc field fjr die brnkinir with Karl Cardigan, in per''»n . of the llth Dragoons (Prince Albert now of the half pay ...
... Parliament, and the Working-men's Association, ami that the following the person* appointed:— Daniel Esq. M.P. John Arthur Koebock, K>q. ALP. John Temp!e Leader, Esq. AI.P. Thomas Perronet Thomp'on, fcsq. M.P. Charles Hind ley. Esq. M P. William Sbariuau ...
... Sunday morning last, in one of the flues connected with the boiler of the steam-engine at the factory of Mr. John Clayton, Hilton-street. John Denning, messenger to the commissioners of police, stated that he resided close by the factory in question, and ...
... to S.S.W.. blowing fr.*b ; b.romcter fultinf. Surm,,. fisher. ', iT, k r,o„. Il.don Forom.n 1i1..u0. Re«>luli..n. done.. Jo, John. Horn. (5) , ( t l.ortbw.rd-Tbe Toutl.l H). .m.. for Son- Duucbalt.n. Nkol. Sundcrl.nd Artl,*J (Dec. front , Dmldw Tbo. k Mury ...
... The Earl Cardigan am* Captain Douglas. The indictment against Lord Cardigan is still upon the hies of the Central Criminal Court, although has jurisdiction so far Ids Lordship is concerned, and the recognizances of both the defendants will formally respited ...
... Bank. Dublin.— The Provincial Bank of Ireland. Proprietors of Shares are, therefore, requested co jay the ■ tatne accordingly. JOHN HARMAN, Chaiiman. ■ London and Brighton Railway Oflice, 10, Angel-court, Throgmorton-strect, Novembers, 1840. C~ HURCH of ENGLAND ...
... the west-end generally. Between eleven and twelve o’clock, as R. Phipps, Esq.,of Maida-hill, was turning the corner of St. John’*-wood-road into the Edgware-road in his gig, he came in contact with a market-cart belonging to Mr. James Parsons, of Edgware ...
... situation more conspicuous than honourable, have reason to believe correct. Towards the close last shooting season, Lord Cardigan, and, we believe. Lord Adolphus Filrclarencc, slopped, on their way south from shooting quarters, at Carve Inn. They had ...