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... round before the fire when landlord more humane arrived iu to stop sport matter made by copious libations of ale or the strong arm justice would brought offenders reasou— Stamford Mercury Dreadful Mill Accident afternoon accident occurred Hollins Mill near ...
... chaplain to Earl Somers, brother of Sir John Trollope, Bart., M.P., was inducted into the rectory of Leasingham, by the vicar of Sleaford. ratron, Sir John Charles Thorold, Bart. George Adams, John Williams, and John Bissiker, formerly inmates the Westminster ...
... have been sworn, and S«NU»fi the offundvrw. r..ar«K*» the night of the 11 instant, great number of parsons, many whom were armed, assembled bilUloogterd, ihia , county, and cat down and carried away a large quantity corn, order to evade the pay meet rent ...
... most lively admiration. Manchester School of Design.—We observe our advertising columns that the master of the school, Mr. John Z. Bell, the successful competitor for one oi the cartoon prizes, will, on Friday next, commence a series of discourses on ...
... vagabond George committed for stealing gig apron belonging to Mr Reevea TUESDAY (B efore Clark T Bolton Esqrs) Sarah robbing John Brindley of 13 into in Smithfield with girl in Dudley Street not been long in house when prisoucr and the girl whom lie accompanied ...
... Internally. The marks of shots were seen penetrating the nipple of the left breast, one in the arm-pit of the same side, and several shot marks in both arms. On the external end of the left clavicle there were two shot marks, one the left side of the windpipe ...
... subjects i wavlking along the port at about a quarter to *l o'clock, when I perceived Isis Mntiest y Queen leaning on his arm, issuing on foot, tbril covered way leadi ng from the town to the epiOU by the sea-shore. At thedistauce I steed onhY r ni ...
... other rjuartert indiridtialt arretted .ire about twenty in a search made their placet of re»i-ntny «-f seditioua pimphlett. arm*, crunpowder, were diacorered. All these iu•m: t.» the operative rla**ea, and most tritnte of the of existence. They ,*r some ...
... tge ?? It. Ordriter, Esql..hlaiirle-ler I-sinles Iriddell Todll, Est. John (lotre, Esq.j Tironris Young, Esq. TRUB'erxxa.6 George Carr Glyn, Eilq. r ames John Cummninge, Esq. John Gore, BEli._ 1,H ?? ?? Bankrt'r- Messrs. yn H013 ?? o Secrcmairy-Sanstsel ...
... sailed for Van Dieman’s Land. Camperdown, 104, with the flag of Adm. Sir Charles Rowley, and the IVarspile, 50, Capt. Lord John Hay, are now off this port; and the Caledonia, and Formidable, 84, are ordered to join them immediately. In the Harbour— Apollo ...
... s Poole junr Dowrv Royal Hotel John I'evir John Solicitor J C Lockwood D Broad Oak near harles Hawker Wioterb(tham Tugwell ton I Hopkins I and Toirgood Monmouth Newport TNI Boa Iedburv Cpton Per shore T N Cruttwell John William Cillam Son Henry Cowley ...
... there in the Phcenix. and are expected here to-morrow. A meeting of the trustees of the Cardigan district of roads was held on the 12th inst., at the Angel Inn, Cardigan. E. L. Williams, Esq., in the chair. Letters were read from several of the tally holders ...