... TURTON, Tunstall, 25th Oct. 1843. Clerk to the Market Company. HALL, BURSLEM, Noy. Before J. Wood, - wy a Boatman at Bu John Grattan, the captain of a boat boy in his eny Frost were brought up on a res mand fr st ling # china plates, the property of Mr ...

... con. which has been brought Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan. The libel in question was read by the learned counsel, and was in the following words:—“ Lords Cardigan and William Paget—Without any desire to prejudice thia case, which Lord ...

... Protestant faith, John Lawrence, & priest and someti degraded and condem: ned by a Black Friar, having been London, was burned March 29, 9 Bonner, Bishop of 5 Richard Chamberlaine suffered June 14, 1555; Christo) pher Lyster, John Mace, John Spencer, Simon ...

... situate in the counties of Cardigan and Radnor, belonging to the Duke of Newcastle, were put up to auction, by Mr. Smith, the quantity of land be disposed of consisting about 30,000 acres. Hafod was formerly held by Colonel Johnes, and was for many years ...

... said, the union of the right hon. gentleman with the Dowager Countess of Leicester. A report is prevalent that the Earl of Cardigan haa given Lord William Paget .1,0001. to withdraw his action. can give this the most unqualified denial, and further state ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENC | state vat he had been etabbet by John Shuffebotham with hur Hotel for | 1 an ' at n fi a wor afterwards J, THE 1RON TRADE Lord Ady fot i tw 4 appe da the police office with his arm in a sling GRAND PLEASURE TRIP the Coutinent, bat nce ...

... and presided at the dinn vel Hong Kong. at the Crewe and Theadvices from China are not the only favourable ones received, ur Arms, in the afternoon, At 7 o'clock, for it would appear, upon close inspec tion, that those from our the worthy baronet v: ited ...

... the Slave Trade (Mexican Republic) biU, were severally read second time. The Bpworih Amti-eom Law Petition.—The Serjeantat-Arms announced that had Samuel Potto in custody. —Mr. Christopher moved, conformity with the resolution of the committee on the ...

... infirmary, hi. wound being first dressed by Dr. Howe. It is impossible say whether it will not prove fatal Hiram Shaw, whose arm was broken the blow of carbine, was also sentto same establishment. On ascending to the upper part of the building, where the ...

... property is sworn friendly Powers :—Lewis Tappan of New York ; Thoma under £12,000. Fowler, at Wen banker, of Londoi Bede Kev. John Woodwark, o Ole A Late Breakrast.—The Duke and Duchess of Northum- berland gave a public breakfast at Zion House, Brentford ...

... Saturday se’nnight. The Jud: s’ award re ding the turnip crops was then read. very serious. John Taylor, lynors It was then J. Eeq., Capt. Battersbee, R. nnounced that John Wynne E ton, Esq., had been In Persia, some nobles and wealthy individuals are said to ...

... Ruckley ; at nine o'clock. MARRIED. On the 16th instant, at Sheriff Hales, the Rev. John Hinckley Isaac Knowles, +. of Wellin; izabeth, secot iter of the late Mr. John iiss, of Burlington, in this county. On the instant, at Penn, by the Rey. J.W. Heale ...