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... 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 ...
... .Mr. and Lady Mildred Cecil arrived at their new residence, Arklow House, Connaught-place, on Tuesday, for the season. Sir John Beckett and Sir Alexander Grant left Stratford House on Tuesday, to pass the day with the Earl of Lonsdale, at York House, ...
... Bedford: Knows the close at the back of prisoner's house; fownd there an old sack with some wheat im it; cave it to the policeman.—John Ttt, Bedford Rural Police, 30: On the 17th of August last, weot to prisooer’s house and searched it ; ; there were ap- pearances ...
... Rev A.W. Reberts. ies BIRTHS — At Vetradwrallt, the of the Rev W bone y a een At vear Cardigan the wite of ¢ ah. —e ae seat At Worcestershire, the wite of U daughter John Compscn, a som. At Dabstan, the wife of the Rev ers of of St Seatbwark, a —A ly Octewden ...
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... tanner. Jessie Siddou, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, hollow ware manufacturer. John Henry Taylor, Wakefield, joiner. Edwin Rayner, Sheffield, merchant. David Dixon, Leeds, dyer, John King, Kingston-upon-Hull, mercer. Henry Cbalicombe, Swansea, sail-maker. Thomas ...
... the Fart a Cardigan's hieing placed heed sorest one of the officers or bieregintent. har• that there was not the *ltchiest pined b y foundation fur whet we summed to be the fate connected with the seam. MlallaTalL—YesteTthie monolog dr. John Chrytoo, wbe ...
... last, at Southampton. The deceased was eldest sou of Admiral the Hon. Keith Stewart, second son of the sixth, and brother of John, seventh Earl of Galloway The net amount of the Income Tax receipts, ucting all expences, up to the 26th was £4,864,518 One ...
... , be further prorogued until Tuesday, the \Mhdayof November next. Sale of the Earl of Cardigan’s Hunting Stud.— On Monday the valuable hunting stud of Lord Cardigan, who is reducing his establishment, was sold by auction by Messrs. Tattersall, at Hyde ...
... gaols in point of health, two have become insane this year, and have been transferred to Bethlehem —viz., John Reeve, on the 24th of June, and*John Hill Stone, on the 17th of August. It is remarkable that insanity only occars in the Penitentiary and Model ...