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... Mortmain Acts. Mr. Bernal recommended it to Lord John Manners not to press his motion to a division. Air. 'forth wick was favourable to the motion. Lord Ebrington suggested, that the testatrix whom Lord John :Banners had mentioned, might effect her object ...
... beaten to death on the way by a of ruffians armed with bludgeons. The following ie from the Guardian of yoeterday:— DBPS3UTK AND ASSAULT. Early the morning Saturday last, a man named Nioholae Batler, herd toMr. John Dwrex, Annagroye.ln the parish Mealifle ...
... 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 ...
... brother witnees John Jones called for the Crown. Remembers the day tbe Holloed bar wa* destroyed. Does not remem her having seen his eaid brother John Jones that day. He net witness’s bouse that day. Tbe last time witness bis brother, John Jones, before ...
... 88th foot. _ ADMIRALTY, AUG. 17. Corps of Royal Marines—First Lieut. R. Johns t 3 be Captain, vice Wood, retired on half-pay; Second Lieut. G. Montagu to be First Lieutenant, vice Johns, promoted ; First Lieut. P. 13. Nolloth to be Captain, vice T. It. Thomas ...
... Commons indulges more in this free and easy style of reasoning than Lord JOHN RUSSELL, and seldom did his lordship abuse it more than in his field-day exhibition of Friday last. Lord JOHN may have been, as it appe xrs the late Lord SYDENHAM on the bed of death ...
... 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 ...
... been sleeping, and had turned over in the fall, the bed having fallen through with them. They were clasped in each other's arms, and were so much burnt that they could not be identified_ The CORONER remarked, that as far as the evilence had gone, it appeared ...
... nine or ten years ago. Ha admitted the feet, but said it happened when was ungodly man, and given to ungodly praetioea. Mr. John Harvey, land-arent, proved that livings of the defendant ware worth 3221. year, independent of surplice fees, and that the ...
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... those whom it would be treason to suspect of entertaining the remotest partiality for so barbarous a practice? Or to Lord Cardigan ? to Mr. Peter 13orthwick, and others who have either willingly or unwillingly acted as principals or seconds in these illegal ...
... have voted for the said John Collett was 114, and for George de la Poer Beresford 108, making an apparent majority for the said John Collett over the said George de la Poer Beresford of six votes; that at such election the said John Collett, by himself, ...