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... trials, up to the time our repoiter left, were of no public interest. The grand jury have returned a true bill against Job John Ward (aged 28, by trade a carpenter), for the wilful j murder of Timothy Eas'.ed, the particulais of which have recently been ...
... ioniinental princes and towns, and are in many of the utmost rarity te . 'Osage of Cambridge left town on Tuesday, the Karl of Cardigan with a visit, at his resiv park. Lady Fanny Howard has sue. charlotte Dundas, as the Lady in Wait' ft !less of Kent. were ...
... Mount- stuart Elphinstone, for Bombay; in 1837, his statue uf Sir John Malcolm, for Westminster Abbey, his statue of Dr. Dalton. for Manchester, and his busts of Southey, the poet (for John Murray), Mrs. So- merville (for the Royal Academy), and Professor ...
... Mountstuart Elphinstone, for - Bombay; in 1837, his statue ?? John Malcolm, ior West- , minster Abbey, his statue of Dr. Dalton, for Manchester, and , his busts of Southey, the poet (for John Murray), Mrs. So- i merville (for the Royal Academy), and Professor ...
... Esq. M.P. to Charlotte, daughter of the late John C. Ramsden, Esq. M.P. and sister of Sir John Wm. Ramsden, Bart. At St. George's, Hanover-square, London, William Beckett Esq. M.P. for Leeds, brother to Sir John Beckett, Bart. to Frances, sister to Hugo ...
... SNOWHILL. —At a highly respectable meeting the proprietors and occupiers ol houses Constitution Hill and the vicinity, held Mr. John Parke's, sign the Shakspeare's Head, on Saturday, the nit., James Stephens, Esq., in the chair; was resolved unanimously, that ...
... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1841. The avidity with which Lord John Russell's reply to the address presented to him—not from the inhabitants of Plymouth, but a contemptible clique of noisy Whig-Radicals, has been caught up and enlarged upon by the journals of ...
... Mountstuart Elphinstone, for Bombay; in 1837, his statue of Sir John Malcolm. for Westnrinster Abbey, his statue of Dr. Dalton, for Manchester, and his busts of Southey, the poet (tor John Murray), Mrs. Somerville (Mr the Royal Academy), and Professor ...
... Canal Company, at Stoke-upon-Trent, John Goode, stealing one pair of trousers and a cost, the property Matthias Brevett, at Willenhall, John Jones, stealing one silver spoon, the property of Thomas Grew, at Brewood. John Walton, stealing ono pound of cheese ...
... jeweller Road LAWR1ER JOSEPH LOCK goods Street City JESSE A1 AKINS grocer Blundford Street Manchester Sqnure JOHN GEORGE ROWLEY bookbinder Hatton Garden JOHN PIKE YAPP grocer Weobley Herefordshire JOSHUA WRIGHT uiatcbet manufacturer Birmingham BENJAMIN BIRKETT ...
... miles, are principally composed of alluvial loam and sand, containing fresh-water with marine shells, and were once a gulf, or arm of the sea. In these alluvial deposits enormous bones have been frequently discovered. deposits, the close of the last century ...
... Jones, Timothy, Magdalen Hall; Lempriere, Charles, St. John’s; Macintosh, Joseph, Christ Church; Phillimore end, John, Oriel; Wilson, Theodore P., Brazennose. Greville, Christ Church; Soper, John, Magdalen Hall; Towns- Class IV.—Belcher, Brymer, Wadham; ...