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... instantly chopped with it at his head, but the son guarding his head with his left arm, received the weapon just under the elbow joint, and it inflicted a wound gross the arm upwards of fonr inches length, extending the hone and dividing all the principal ...
... Thomas Heimey, Midhurst, Sussex, innkeeper.. John .Vshwiuth, Rochdale, Lancaster, worsted manufacturer John Lewis. Tredegar. Monmouth, draper . Caroline Hayuiarket, Westminster, hotel keeper. John Pattison. Bmdhngton ] York, saddler and harness maker ...
... Wednesday last the following paragraph appeared ;• Thb Earl Cardigan. —The Advertiser contradict! a report which originated in that journal on the testimony of a correspondent, that Lord Cardigan had lately placed under arrest one of the officers of hi» ...
... Dalhousie. The noble duke, on arriving at Archcliff Fort Tunnel, proceed on foot along the line of operations, attended by John Iron, Esq., harbour master, and Mr. Hodges, resident engineer (in the absence of W. Cubitt, Esq.) passing under the stupendous ...
... COMMONS -Tuenday. Mr. Boyd took the oaths and his seat for Coleraine.— The Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal Bill, the Cardigan Market Bill, and the Ipswich Dock Bill were read a second time Lord PALMERSTON postponed until Tuesday week his motion for ...
... is entertained of his insanity. On Thursday last, says the Clare Journal, a party of men, five in number and armed, entered the house of Mr. John Sampson, of Moynoe, and swore him to give up c ontest in which he is at piesent engaged, about a right of paasage ...
... liberties which tyrannical oligarchy has left to the enslaved people have been this day forcibly taken from you in Birmingham an armed power. In vam does the British constitution declare that every subject has a right to petition the Queen on his grievances ...
... the means of retag them. The prisoner John Hugh, bad been —US to the perpetration of the offence which had ike subject their Lordships' examination. That lead had produced a permanent maiming and dis«litr lathe arm. A medical man had already atated tic ...