... mob were well armed and ready for action, tbat the dragoons could not enter the town until Monday morning,, and the conflict that took place on Newcastle Bridge is beyond description. The soldiers were thrown off their horses, their arms taken from them ...

... Junior, of North Kilvlngton, Esquire. John Green Paley, of Oatlands, Esquire. Joseph Robinson Pease, of Hesalewood, Esquire. John Spencer Stanhope, of Cannon Hall, Esquire. John George Smyth, of Heath, Esquire. John PJum be Tempest, of Tung Hail, Esquire ...

... that tbe Rev. Dr. Chalmers intends visiting England to advocate the cause the Free Presbyterian Church. .1 . Vert Tree.—Lord John Hussell, says the Tory •Mmrnoi of Wakefield, presents perfect contrast to Peel;,there being, according to our contemporary ...

... 14. UTTERING BASE COIN AT QUICK. CHARLES THORNTON, 42, and JOHN DODSON, 23, were charged for that they, on the 17th of April last, at Quick, uttered certain counterfeit shilling, to one John Nott, well knowing it to be such. Sir Gregory Lewin and Mr. ...

... Thomas Meynell, jun., of North Kilvington, Esq., John Green Paley, of Oatlands, Esq. Joseph Robinson Pease, of Hesslewood, Esq. John Spencer Stanhope, of Canon Hall, Esq. John George Smith, of Heath, Esq. John Plumbe Tempest, of Tong Hall, Esq. Leonard Thompson ...

... that neither the yeomanry nor the militi are to be embodied. The arms at present in the hands of the yeomanry are to be called in and marked as required by the new Arms Bill. The militia arms, it is added, have been received b hack by the Ordnance Department ...

... Thomas Meynell, jun., Esq., of North Kilvington John Green Paley, Esq., of Oat lands. Joseph R hinson Pease, Esq., of H_xlewood. John Spencer Stanhope Esq., of Cannon Hall. John George Smythe, Esq., of Heath. John Plumbe Tempest, Esq., of Tong Hall. Leonard ...

... transported foi ten years. BURGLARY AT BARMSTON. JOHN GRANTLEY (20), pleaded guilty to havtng. on tbe 30th May last, at Barmston, in the East- Rid ing, burglariously entered the dwelling house of John Halli^ day and stolen tlierefr»m one pair of shoes ...

... tiieir primary source of action. Mr. Wm. Jackson seconded the remonstranoe, and it passed unanimously. Mr. John Roberts proposed that Mr. John Wales Smith be requested to present the remonstrance and resolution to the Council at its next meeting, and ...

... not one surviving to give a correct statement of the cause of this dreadful event :-Jaumes Smith, orel-men41, the legs and arms broken, and the body altogether most horribly mutilated ; he was a married man of good character, had two children, and his ...

... of economy he had succeeded in greatly improving his estates, the deceased bequeaths the greater portion of them to his son John, Viscount Lord Neville, together with the. sum of iA2,000, and also all gold and silver plate, lace, pictures, books, family ...

... late hour. The John Parker Funeral Society. — The members of this society held their annual festival on Mon- day, the 24th inst., at the house of Mr. James Turner, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bridge street. After a sumptuous din- ner, the healths of John Parker, Esq ...