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... croft ; that they fired, and were repulsed with fire-arms ; and that they damaged the furniture. They were sentenced to be imprisoned, with hard labour, for twelve months. Bow axp tHe boys, named John Titsell and Barney Carroll, were placed at the bar before ...
... procession through the principal streets of Cardigan, firing uow and then as they went towards the Rhydyfweh Turnpike-gates, standing about three-quarters of a mile off, the first on the road leading from Cardigan to Neweastle Emlyn. There are two gates, ...
... informed us of another fracas inthe Hussars, which eceurred a few days since. It appears that on Tuesday, the 29th ultimo, Lord Cardigan being commandant of cavalry in the garrison, ordered a brigade fiele a in the Phoonix Park. The troops consisted of the 5th ...
... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Farat Accioenr oN tak Rateway.—A shocking resulting in the death of aman named John Robins, a labourer, employed on this line of oceurred to the dewn mail train to Bir- mingham on Saturday night last, within two miles and a half ...
... importance to t!e stability of the empire, and yet what had the Government done since its commencement ? They had introduced an Arms Bi!!, containing new and irri- provisions, and they had dismissed Magistrates upon the most unconstitutional grounds. He wonld ...
... LOCAL | TELLIGEN a i, af GRAN JURY ROOM COVENTRY Perry Sesstoxs, Jan. 20. the Bev. Adams and A, / Low. John Cs i , ind Joseph Gaskins, of Cov. ys yt ed ia Court, each with two black eyes, elarged with h ug of the pe ce, ou Monday, the ati ina field in ...
... was cele- brated in a style of grandeur and magnificence unsu 5 The belis of the Chapel of St. George and the Church of St. John rang merry Shortly before seven the band of the Ist Life Guards stationed themselves beneath the window of the chamber of his ...
... others in £5 each, to keep the peace for six months, and pay the expenses, 19s. 6d. Sarah Garner awl Maria Hall were charged by John Hewitt, Farm Bailiff to Mrs. Bates, of Harborough Magna, with stealing part of a fence, her property, of the value of twopence ...