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... and when near the Car digan s Arms he overtook the prisoners on the road Some conversation took place respecting 25., which it was alleged he owed the Cawthorns, and not liking their company he turned into the Cardigan s Arms inn, where he was followed by ...
... Winning, upholsterer, Dover street, Pircadilly, Sept 27, Oct.l : sols, H. and W. C Sole, Aiderrc anbury ; otf ?? Mr Green. Saint John Cartwright, grocer, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, Oct _. 9 ; sols, Messrs Mcc and Bigby, Ka-t Retford, and Messrs Payne. Eddison ...
... held at Bridgewater last week, John Skinner, Benjamin Stone, John Reeves, Henry Yewles, Thomas Laeham, John Bodman, W. Bodman ; and Thomas Hooper were indicted for riotously assembling toge- ther, with other persons, armed, and being so assembled, begin- ...
... the father; Esther Morgan, the mother; Margaret Morgan, the daughter ; and Henry Morgan and Rees Morgan, two of the sons ; John Morgan, who had been shot, being too ill to attend. Captain Napier had a desperate encounter with these Mor- gans before he ...
... ?? e John Hodgson. As Witness mv hand this 7th Day o{ April, 1843. JOHN HODGSON. >•• ih begs to inform his Friends and the Public that his tstahiUhment, near the Church Steps Inn, Bolton Road, will hcaeeforth be carried on under the Firm of John Hodgson ...
... day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty three. JOHN WOOD. Signed in the presence of J. B. Hellawell, Huddersfield, Attorney for the said John Wood. ROAD SURVEYOR WANTED WANTED a SURVEYOR, for a District of the Leeds and ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley and Reevv will be LET BY AUCTION ...
... fully com- mitted for trial :— John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, tor having riotously and tumultously assembled at the Pon- txa',r S ga T te ' and bc -'™in_ to demolish tbe dwelling-house ot \ . illiani Lewis ; and John Hughes for having aimed a ...
... If there shall be any failure, let not the fault be ours. Working of the Arms Bill — Extraordinary Pro- ?? Cork Examiner reports the proceedings ofthe first registry of arms under the new act, which took place at Macroon last week. Many of the applicants ...
... either natural or assumed for the nonce, seems to say, when addressing you, ' I am John Jones, and my father was John Jones, and my grandfather and all my ancestors have been John Joneses of Llanfai/pwllgwyngyllgo- gerbwllddansiliogogo-hall; who are you ? ' ...
... the left elbow-joint. The ball stiuck the joint % passed upwards, shattering the bone of the arm a* its ! . end, and was extracted at the back part of the same arm -_■ midway between the shoulder and elbow. He has also _ • ?? contused wound on the top of ...
... to i the condition of the county. Winchester. — An important meeting was held at Winchester, I in the spacious hall of St. John's house, when James Chiddell, | Esq., was called to the chair. He said he had himself been a farmer, and was compelled to say ...