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... knowledge of the inhabitants of Whiddon, near Rainhill. In the course of the day, a plain looking woman, with a child in her arms, walked into the * Hanging Birch,” a small beer-shop, at Whiddon, and called for a glass of ale. This request was addressed ...
... Frederick Davis, with stealing a pair boou, his property, was committed for trial the sessions, which take place on Monday Monday, John Jackson, convicted of being drunk and wilfully damaging property the olsey and the Station-house, was lined ?Js. and costs ...
... I:mortises .11 Disitaass of the Crinory Passages the following may be harem • sarriesin proof of their dertidod effiesey io arm onetime:— FROM PROFESSOR DEISHURST. “St.lohie•Britisis liospital,l6,Cross.otreet, Mattosigardes. Illy dear Sir,-10 orwripliasea ...
... she had an infant in her arms, and there was another child, about six years of age, with her, to whom the defendant gave some money, and which left and went up stairs. The moment the child was gone, the defendant put his arms around her neck, and when ...
... by the E url of Cardigan) two years at the senior departin,nt of the Military College, and a di,tinet and express understanding that Captain John Reynolds should never again be required to serve Mr a single day under the Earl of Cardigan. `•1.1JOIt MORSE ...
... along the road to convey him yesterday by day, and accordingly he left town five a.m., and lias arm in Belfast ere this. They were well provided with fire-arms. There is no question but riot and bloodshed would have attended any repeal procession in Ncwry ...
... headed by his Grace the Archbishtp of Dublin. and followed by the names of 60 peers. TRANQUILITY OF TIFPRAARY.—ATTACK By AN ARMED PARTY.—OR Wednesday hst, as the Rev. N. Herbert was shooting at Wooderatown, a few fields from his own house, and immediately ...
... Monday, on • visit to the Duke of Beaufort : at Badminton. The Duke of Wellington armed at Apaley House, on Monday, from Strathdeldsaye. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan have been re. ccil ing company during the last week at their magnificent seat, Dean ...
... were occupied by four o'clock; soon after which hour Mr. Marshall took the chair. Among those present were—Mr. Hume, m.p. Mr. John Williams, m.p. Sir Geo. Stric’ land, m.p. Mr Sharman Crawford, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Gully, Mr. Hardy, of Biiksgaie, Mr. Middleton ...
... proposition was o pposed by several influential deputies.—M. Golberry de- ce ared it would be better to train soldiers and arm the whole population, and thus make moveable and living ramparts, than sink the resources of the country in intrenchments.— ...
... -BANKRUPTS, John Dauncey, Baltonsborough, cattle-dealer William Conger, Thomas Bialale, Joseph Senior, Richard Stapleton, Jonathan Hainsworth, Benjamin Turner, Edward Bailey, John Milnes, K illiam Alayman, ItichardShaw,John Oldroyd, John Brearey, ...