... , as Mr. John Borman, of North Thoresby, was trimming one of his stacks, his foot slipped from off the ladder, and falling upon cuttingknife which had been incautiously left at the foot of the stack, he received a severe cut on the left arm, and bled ...

... Iredale Woadin, New-cut, Lambeth, Surrey, victual- ler. John Hadfield, Mlauchester, and Bagguley, Ches- hire, horse, cattle, corn, and flour dealer. James Hulme, Manchester, grocer and shopkeeper. John Reed, Newcastle-upon.Tyne, sail cloth manufacturer. Henry ...

... Maynard, W. Chaplin; Mis- K. Terrey, Mist Ellen Chaplin, Mra. H. P. Grattan, and Mrs. Yatee, with a full Chorus and Corps Ballet With THE BEGGAR’S OPERA, Burlesqued. Machesth, Mrs. H P. Grattan: Polly, Mr. Paul_Bedford. To conclude with DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE ...

... Ashcroft House, Kingscote, Stroud. Sir R. II. Cunliffe, Bart., Acton Park, Wrexham. Rev. John J. Dymock, Rector of Uppingham, Rutland Rev. J. Dudley, Bromyard. Rev. John Dolphin, Bath, Rector of Pebmarsh, &c. Hon. and Rev. T. Erskine, Beigtiton Vicarage, ...

... Plums P er ' they are for the most part thought to be a failing crop. Arrivals at the King's Arms since our last. —Lieut. Col. Wyndham ; General Slade Lord Cardigan; Philip Howard, Esq., AI.P.; Henry Howard, Esq., and the Baroness Senyhen; the Countess of ...

... get fair play in your struggle with the Tories. When Stanley and Peel are bringing in a act, it will be harm for Henry Grattan, John O'Connell, or Richard Barrett (!) to tell them that there are Irish volunteers (ir.en in buckram) looking on. within ten ...

... without a warrant; but if he had a regular information that there were arms for an illegal purpose in a certain house, he had a right to go himself, without a warrant, to seize those arms. The only error committed by Mr. Unwin, therefore, was that he had ...

... Jarvis. Sir W. Knighton, Bart. Sir J. W. Pollen, Bart. M.P. Sir 11. J. Tichborne, Bart. Sir R. Simeon, Bart. Die Hon Henry St. John. SirT. Lethbridge, Bart, Somersetshire Wm. Miles, Esq., M.P., Somersetshire East. The Rev. F. 11. G. Williams, Carmarthenshire ...

... siiviS » K Patterns of strongly-plated CORNER *WV V h e ere-/ dies and edges, aud silver shields for t \Sto, )nD or coat f arms :- f C M B Y& n i. The Flwer Pattern. Wt^H ai *he a „?* £ s. Four extra strongly- £ s. X, e *ti-„ • . plated Corner Dishes ...

... Buchan, Lord John Scott, Lord Howick, Lord Templenian ' Lord Ossulston, M.P., Lord Frederick Fitzclarence, Sir David Baird, Sir Thomas Hepburn Sir E. Colebrooke, the lion. F. 11. Scott, M.P., Sir 11. C. A. Campbell, M.P., Sir John Hall, Sir John Pringle, ...

... north-east gate, carry- ing with them their arms and baggage, but were not allowed to display their banners or sound any music. The next day (29th), a large body of troops, apparently irregulars, numbering about 5000, armed with long spears, shields and swords ...

... permitted them to carry away their arms and baggage, on condition that no banner should be displayed or music sounded. 31. About twelve the following day I perceived numbers of men, apparently irregulars, and armed for the most part with long spears, ...