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... gave names of the Earl of Cardigan and Lord William Paget, and in which they stated that criminal correspondence had been detected by his lordship, in which the name of Lady William Paget was associated with the Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl who was ...
... gave the names of the Earl of Cardigan and Lord William Paget, and which they stated that criminal correspondence had been detected by his Lordship, which the name of Lady William Paget was associated with the Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl, who was this ...
... while picking apples, and frac- L tured her leg. h TILE WrLSI! CONVICTS.-A document has been put d forth by John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, the g three unfortunate men tried under the special commissions, indsenteloed to transportation, in which ...
... INVANT DT IT* DRUNKEN FATHER On Monday se s wig the wife of • drunken ruffle's, named Rd Dyer, wont with her Infant in locr arms to the Old king's Head publw-liouse, Tooky-strret, London, the five of persuading her husband to home. The Outs became enraged ...
... 000/, Lord William Hill, the Royal Scots while riding steeple-chasear Claydon, near Ipswich,on Thursday, on his horse Little John, was thrown. The race promised good sport, but unfortunately the noble lord's horse found the first fence se ugly that he swerved ...
... delivered the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtney, who officiated. The rev. gentleman took his text from the 14th chapter of St. John, and the 2nd and 3rd verses. Windsor, Monday.—The Queen and Prince Albert, attended the two Equerries Waiting, Colonel Buckley ...
... his assailants, and brought them the gal they deserved. On one occasion, in the noonday, two strong active peasants, armed with fire-arms, attacked him from behind a fence. Nothing daunted, although his mare was severely wounded, he jumped off and crossed ...
... 30, »l tie VicMojfc, F.brtutam, in this county, the l«Jv the Kcv. Willuim Aniie>lev, of a daughter. MAKRIAGES. Nov. .*», St. John the Bapt/st, Mr. Moody Wallim, Mist Eliza Hoggina, both of alrecr. in thf* city. Nov. 7, at Kibbcafordchurch, by the Right ...
... the parties. Arms are to be numbered and marked for the several localities, and penalties mentioned for disobedience. Persons carrying arms may be examined, with power to magistrates to enforce the same. Per- sons who are licensed to keep arms are required ...
... most regnat-liable eurio.ity.—Yorkshire Gazelle. The other day, as a Bavarian gentleman and an English one were walking arm-iti arm through Piccadilly, their conversation was disagreeably interrupted by a harsh screeching sound from the road. What a ...
... magistrates and discharged:—William Aram, of Beetton; John Aram, of Henry Hands, of Kegworth; John Hands «l Kegworth ; Henry Cotterill, of Kegworth; Charles Chadbourtie, of Sutton; Samuel Towle, Sutton; John Webster, of Sutton ; William Cross, of Thrumpton ...
... every 1 town and almost every village inEngland, namely, a butcher's I shop. One, however, has just been opened. Cowbridge, ' Cardigan, and Haverfordwest are still without butchers' t shops, and in Taunton there is but one. BuILM,-Considerable improvements ...