... wid Hughes had received a gunsbut in We left arm, on the of the elbow joint, he had ai.o a contused wound on the head. is doubt as to the possibility of even- tually saving the wounded arm of thismao. John Jones, the other wounded maa, is also in a very ...

... NEEDLEWORK. CRESTS 4 COATS OF ARMS, Designs for Churches, & Tapestried Chambers, FIRE SCREENS, CHAIRS, #e. ARRANGED ON BERLIN PAPER, FOR NERDLIWORIE, By JOHN BRYDO.V, Draughtsman. a, George-at., Portman - eguare. ) London. man Doom' nom TITHE 1111111 ...

... The chair was taken by John J. Bodkin, Esq., M.P.; And on the Chairman's right, at the guest's table, sat Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. the Hon. Martin J. Ffrcnch, the Right Rev. Dr. Ffrench, Bishop of Kilmaeduash and Kilfenora; John D. Bodkin, Esq., Bengara ...

... business had with his arm round his wife’s waist?” replied, that he had not touched his wife, and directed him to appeal to her for a confirmation of his denial. The prisoner, however, persisted in his accusation, and seized him by the arm ; and was at length ...

... BRIDGE, FALLS ayn INN Also, the beautiful Estate and Mansion of CWMELAN, and other valuable Properties im the Counties of CARDIGAN and RADNOK altogether nearly 24,000 ACKES, and Manors of st extent, abounding with Grouse and other Game, andembracing the ...

... preventing their obtaining possession ; but the woman, though poor, Arm against the temptation.—The following is an exact from the probate of wills, as presented in the House of Commons by Mr. Grattan, July 12, 1822 : Yowler, Archbishop of Dublin, left 1160,000 ...

... 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 ...

... which crushed the lower end of the bone of the arm, and, passing upwards, was extracted at the back part of the arm, midway between the elbow and shoulder. It is, we understand, highly probable that the arm may not be saved, in consequence of the dreadful ...

... at Doncaster. Haddon Hall.—Sir Robert Peel and the Right Hon. John Wilson Croker have been visiting the Duke of Rutland. The right hon. baronet, accompanied by the Marquis of Granby, Lord John Manners, and Mr. Croker, have had several days' excellent shooting ...

... Mr. Cooke, on the ground that John Ma- 5 25 thew Rhodes, one of the proposed securities, was nottended. He had heard complaint about of blood into the chest, which occasioned suffocation, never any what jury is CARDIGAN. Mixed, to Birmingham solvent ...

... apprizing him of the circumstance. During the short time he visited London after tbe fatal catastrophe, be called at the Sol's Arms, Hampttead road, bouse frequented by artists, the bar of which be asked for a glass of water. His extraordinary appearance ...

... 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 ...