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... it not for penal restriction) repeating his experiments on human creature,. CARDIGAN AND W. PAGET. LOWII William Paget has instituted legal proceedings against the Earl Cardigan, for erhninal conversation with the pro• secutor'e wife. The scandal connected ...
... nii scrii ii? forsie dee fajiilssient of thise contract or contracts Is filOer; If reiliirt'd By order of thle Directors, I, JOHN M'OAHEY, Clerk. 91`10natreet ,odon-sn.quare, Sept. IS, 18401 (T),-SX ONY PAUPER LU- NTCAYL -eteadeelrous of Tendering for TITd~iLY ...
... capacity. There fi wore five stand of arms accordingly placed as they sup- posed in a secure spot for that purpose which happened to ai be discovered by the police and seIzel. The loss to the t( party of their fire-arms saved the batliff'for the present. ...
... 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 ...
... brotes fired at her and (hot her dead. She staggered as far at the nsigbbonriDg cottage door, and there took down dead in the arm* of the cottager's wife. may be rappoaed, thia horrible deed prodneed great excitement in the town of Llanelly. A party of Dragoons ...
... 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 ...
... requested to have their Luggage jmt on hoard during the previous day. Agents— At Liverpool, Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., Nortii John-street; Bristol, Captain Claxton, R.N. ; London,'!'. M. Ward, Great Western Railway Olliee, Princes-street, Rank. ANTWERP, ...
... formerly named John Jones, and was clerk to a wellknown ship-owner, George Wilson, Esq., Who at his death left Jones considerable property on condition that the name was changed to Wilson, aod aceerdingly, by license, he took the name of John George Wilson ...
... contait:ing six rooms, will a good garden, situate near the preceding, being No. 8, Dunsany-place, Wandsworth-road, let to Mr. John Buxton, at 241. per annum, and held lease fir about 54 years at a ground rent of 31..188. The property may be viewed, and ...