... 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, inflicting a wound across the arm upwards of four inches long, extending to the bone, and dividing all the principal ...

... for presentation to Sir John Mansel, Bart., and J. W. Philippe, Esq., who attended the meeting. Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate of Bow-street, whom Government has sent down to investigate grievances, has visited Swansea, Cardigan, and is now in Carmarthen ...

... expected would be produced. There was a kind of Arms Bill which would be more efficient than the present. The Arms Bill which would be useful was that which would tempi ill housekeepers to register their arms. He should vote for the second reading ofthe ...

... Canada. Incorporated in 1832 by A * .if Parliament. DIRECTORS. John S. C-artwright, Esq., ?? President. William I-ogie, Esq., Vice-President, lion. John Kirby Douglass Prentiss, Esq. liui.. John Hamilton Joseph Bruce, Esq. J.it.r. Marpherson, Esq. William ...

... Police Bill 1 was read a third time and passed. Petitions were presented by Mr. Trelawny, from Tavis- tock, against the Irish Arms Bill ; by Mr. M. J. Blake, from 1 Galway, against the Irish Poor Law; by Mr. Halford, from • Lutterworth, in favour of the ...

... the Morayshire Flood*, &c. &c. With nume- rous illustration* on steel and wood. London : John W. Parker, We*t Strand ; A. and C. Black, Edin- burgh ; and John Camming, Dublin. This Day, the Second Edition, in a large Octavo Volume, with a copious Index ...

... lessee of the Surrey Theatre, against certain clauses of the Bill before the House. Mr. H. BERKELEY presented a petition from John Maddoz, lessee and manager of the Princess's Theatre, in Oxford-street, stating that he had invested a large capital in that ...