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... upon throwing herself into the arms of a gay and pennyless Sailor, Pructie e 'll6l.zna, afterwards Harblain). Ile is followed up and secured by the bailiffs, Long anif Short Division, but flnaliy relemed by a stronger arm than t 1.4 of the Law, in the ...
... wounds upon the right arm of deceased, but upon further examination discovered another wound on the left side; the deceased was not dead when witness first reached him, but died shortly after; perhaps ten minutes. Died in witness's arms. Mr. Jones saw Ewing ...
... the laxity of cre- ditors in opposing when there was a real greund of com- plaint. The insolvent returned to prison. IN RE JOHN WaLLER on behalf of This inselvent was opposed by Mr. Cook reffe. Messrs. Flint and Naylor. He was supported y Mr. Wood- The ...
... on the Chambers 824 Gibson, Mr. Milner, on Immorality 185 Gladstone, Mr., and Mr. Correspond- ence between WOOT. Globe, the, John Bull, and the Anti-Corn Law cee sees wee 218 Goversment, the “ Do-nothing Policy” of 616 Governments, the Melbourne and Peel ...
... Cannon, Thomas George Forbes, Edward Peirse, `lon. Charles St. Clair, John Charles Pitman, John Cudor, R. Borough Crawford, James J. M:'Cleverty, liarles Wise, Grey Skipwith, John G. Harrison, Charles Starmer, James Fitzjaines, Henry C. Havv•ins, James ...
... fpreviously been indicted r forging a will, which was set out in the indictment thus ; I, John Styles, and was acquitted for variance ; the ill given in evidence commencing “John Styles,” without e it that be could net plead this sequittal im ur of indictment ...
... show how the young peasants, who were forced, under pain of death, to take up arms for Queen Christina, took the first opportunity presented to them of escaping with their arms and ammunition into St. Sebastian, and of placing themselves at the disposal ...
... suppose that the life of plunder led by black John Fitzgibbon, and in which he raised himself from the condition of a domestic servant to an Earl's coronet, might have enabled him to provide for his wife. John* however, who was always ready with his pistol ...
... Miss Betts. To conclude with a New Comicality, called PUNCH S PANTOMIME; or, HARLEQUIN - KING JOHN, and MAGNA CHARTA. By the Writers of Punch. King John, Mr. W. H. Payne ; Harlequin, Mr. J. Ridgway; Pantaloon, Mr. Garden ; Columbine, Mrs. J. Ridgway ...
... Sir A. Campbell, Bart., of Succoth, 251., Lady Carnegie 10 guineas, towards the erection of St. John's Church and Schools, Edinburgh. The Countess of Cardigan has caused to be distributed warm clothing at Deene Park, to the children of the schools on his ...
... Rihstone F-ntiin —Tuesday The Lad» Lyons- principal characters Messrs. Kitun, Ker’ pi,Vids Matiready , Mrs. C. Jones, and 11. hum John. ftiursdaT last , Kinr Arthur. And The Eti.n Bov.- Friday, will'i revised, Cvinbelme : principal characters Messrs. Macraady ...
... The following vessels are lying at Margate with loss of bulwarks, anchors, cables, chains, sails, bowsprits, and masts :—The John Poyntz, from Youghal for London ; the Ellen, from Terceira, for London ; the Reliance, from Plymouth ; the Vesper, from Lisbon ...