... parish of oleshill, tin tin* previo-is day, and sentenced seven da\ impristMum-nt in tl.e House of Correction, at Coventry. John Morion? and f'hur/rs i'o.r, labourers were charged with s'ealing a quantity t.f bay, the property t.f Miss Susannah and her ...

... of the constancy and valour which have been manifested the Kurope»aii and native forc ...

... procession through the principal streets of Cardigan, firing now and then they went towards the Rhydyfwch Turnpike-gateH, standing about three-quarters of a mile off, the first the road leading from Cardigan Newcastle Kmlyn. Then* are two gates, with the ...

... vital importance to the stability the empire, and t hat had the Government done since it* commencement ? They had introduced an Arms Bill, containing new and irritating provisions, and they had ditmi««ed Magistrates upon the mart unconstitutional ground*. ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Fatal his London and MiHMiMiii.iJi j Uaii.»'av.— shocking accident, r« suiting the death , a in ...

... laud either si -could scarcely discerned. After passing Calshot Cast.e the yacht directed her course to The liar Captain Lord John Hay, the .l/o,|«. #Ild .r,lt., were lying ~i Cowes roads, and as soon as the koyal standard was descried the m ist-head of ...

... Observer. | We have best authority in corroboration these remarks from our weekly coutempo, rary.— Times, j Lord aud Lady John Russell and the youthful members of their family intend remain some time longer at Kndsleigh, the Duke of Bedford's delightful ...

... they tired, and were repulsed with fire-arms ; and tliat they damaged the furniture. They were sentenced to imprisoned, with hard labour, for twelve months. How Street—The Ht*«s and tiie Fi.eas.—Two boys, named John Titscll and Barney Carroll, were placed ...