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... here. All that they can expected to i» to prevent the steamers from being armed and manned by British seamen. How long will it be before the Emperor of China sends an order to Mr. John Laird to build him a dozen crack iron steamers, like the Nemesis and the ...
... ringleaders would ensure the safety of the ship. Spencer and two petty officers were thereupon ordered to be bung on the yard-arm, which was done forthwith, and such other measures taken as entirely frustrated the diabolical plan. The brig now lies at the ...
... SUNDAY MORNINc.-Both the Percy and the John and Isa- I bella have gone to pieces. Of the latter not a fragment remains, and of the Percy, which was a strong-built vessel, only part of the stern can be perceived. The John and Isabeila belonged to a f shipowner ...
... attempts at saving the sufferers. Some of the bodies have since been thrown the beach. The sloop Phoebe, tons burden, belonging Cardigan, foundered at about o'clock on Friday morning, within three miles of Aberdovey; all hands, regret to say, perished with the ...
... Madoc E Jones Bettws— John Llangollen — W Wrexham 8 Johnson Oswestry Richard Llanfyllin John Davies Llanfair Mrs Humphreys Welshpool J Williams Tho Jones Marhgnlleth R Morgan Aberystwyth John Cole Griffith and Roberts Abel Green Cardigan J Llanidloes W Newtown ...
... dMohaigmg Jhhe John Lilly, from Liverpool Old Calnbn*, was stranded Bidefordj crew and part of cargosa-wed. The George, from-Leiffi to Granada, was wrecked offi Plymouth, and two of the craw drowned. T-he Emerald far got ■“ eontac. withObe John, ofaud fob ...
... Duko-street, Manchester-square, a miraculous escape occurred. A poor woman named Burrows, with an infant twelve months old in ber arms, was passing a'ong, when a stack of chimneys was blown down from the bouse of Mr. Christie, jeweller, ono of which just grazing ...
... queior, ail of whom peritherl, with the single exception of the cuddy servant, Henry Abchurch: — James E. Duggan, commander ; John Hsrvey, flrst mate; William Smith, second mate; Charles Ruth, third mate ; James Roger*, surgeon ; Thomas Wilton, carpenter ...
... Cannon, Thomas George Forbes, Edward Peirse, `lon. Charles St. Clair, John Charles Pitman, John Cudor, R. Borough Crawford, James J. M:'Cleverty, liarles Wise, Grey Skipwith, John G. Harrison, Charles Starmer, James Fitzjaines, Henry C. Havv•ins, James ...
... parish of oleshill, tin tin* previo-is day, and sentenced seven da\ impristMum-nt in tl.e House of Correction, at Coventry. John Morion? and f'hur/rs i'o.r, labourers were charged with s'ealing a quantity t.f bay, the property t.f Miss Susannah and her ...
... come in contact with the floor, upon falling backwards against it. The arm partly shades where the bruise and fractures are. The said George ('old further states, that the right arm partly shades the spot where the hruise and the fractures are, and that ...
... the barman to turn the defendant out. The barmau went round, upon which the defendant made stab him, and wounded him in the arm. It was at tiret thought that the wound had been inti.cted with a knife, but afterwards it was conjectured it bad been done ...