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... the Earl of Cardigan. We understand thai the complaint of Dr. Sandham against Lord Cardigan has been attended to. and thai his lordship has been reprimanded. In the case of Major Morse Cooper, a! e.ipy of the reprimand was sent to Lord Cardigan, and it found ...
... 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 ...
... 22, JOHN ASHTON, 20, charged with stealing a quantity of apples and a quantity of oil cake, value 5s. the property of John Bullen and others, at Oundle. HENRY STANGER, 24, charged with stealing 4lbs, of oatmeal, value 1s.4d. the property of John Kenworthy ...
... STARvATrIo.-Reaeitly, an inquest was held at the King's Arms public-house, Sun Tavern-fields, in the st parish of St. (xLOrge in the East, before Mr. Bakerh the coroner, on view of the body of John Auger, aed 58 years, who came by his death under the n ...
... Denham Park, Bucks. 12. The sergeant-st-arms informs the house that four of its officers bad been served with notices of actions of trespass, at the suit of Mr. Howard, Stockdale’s attorne . tl h e motion of Lord John 13. The House of Commons resolves, on ...
... STARVATioN.-Reeently, an inquest was held at the Kinig's Arms public-house, Stinl Tavern-ields in the sti as parish of St. Goorge in the East, before Mr. Baker, ha y the coronter, on view of' the body of John Auger, aged 58 years, who came by his death under ...
... chair, when we heard the regular tramp of armed men approach, and a company of militia entered ; the men distributed themselves around in single filet, and the shock of their guns, at they came to ground arms, startled the echoes of the house, while Major ...
... a Dwelling-honse of Mr. John Williams, held under a lease also granted by Mr. Price, for a term of 50 years, commencing the First of August, 1838. Lot 4. All that DWELLING-HOUSE and Premises, in the occupation of the said John Ormond, situate on Fosemain ...
... were sixty or seventy years ago, so that its appearance is of a gigantic watch. In winding it up, it was usual pass tbe left arm through the opening lor the face in the upper valve the ouler case, in the manner placing the outer case of a pocket watch on ...
... Hacking.— The prizes were awarded as follow :— Best reader of Classics John Marsden. Best reader of Bible John Swain. Best reader of Testament John Marsden. Best Copy Book John Walling. Best Cyphering Book Joseph Constantine. Ornamental Writing Joseph ...
... like the Earl of Cardigan's pistols ?âBecause he's a rifle barrel. Why is the Duke of Wellington like the wouldt* alderman, Michael Scales?â Because he has yen a butcher in great business.' Why are poachers like the Earl of Cardigan's ?âBecause ...
... Maryanne Lambert, John Hickey, Mary Hickey, Sarah Lambert, James Wilson, Detrick Downes, John, Bridget and Mary Donohue, Michael and Mary Connell, Ellen Walsh, Denis and Judith Lynch, and two children, Mathew, Catherine, Edward, John, and Charles Minahan ...