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... names be c.tn think of. Lord Cardigan said, Uoes Let that is very wrong ol him. I bun there whispering again. did not bear (he words, but be-rd him kiss Lady ill.am again. He wished ber good-bye, and iCIt the room. Lord Cardigan *at there over l«*o hours ...
... sailing, apply at the principal Hotels, and at the Newspaper Offices in Cornwall and Bristol ; in London, Mr. John Rogers, White Hart Court; Queen's Arms, ' Cheapside ; Mr. Skinner, 18, Little Knight Hider Street. Doctors' Commons; Swinborne's Lodging-house ...
... Trinity; Hugh Seymour Thomas Arthur Bahington, Trinity. IW. A. :—Robert Ainslie, Emmanuel : Edward Birch and John Simeon llilev, St. John's; John Henry Buck, Christ's. Successor to Dr. Baines The Tablet, Roman Catholic Journal, announces that Dr. Baggs ...
... morning last, hobbler, named John Prichard, observed the body of a man lying in the mud our river, a short distance from the pier. The body, which was afterwards conveyed to the Beaufort Arms, near the ferry, was identified John Redmore, master of the British ...
... to Lord Cardigan. After lapse six or seven the Great Western Railway in the evening, will shipped Jays gave directions lawyer to bring action on board these vessels at the Bristol terminus, and delivereil against Lord Cardigan. Lord Cardigan did not give ...
... , by the lion. H. Jerningham ; Mr. Wyndham Knight Bruce, by the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce ; Sir John S.nclair, on succeeding to his title; Sir John Richardson, on being appointed Secretary to the Order of the Thistle; the Marquis of Blandford, on his ...
... Josiiih. eldest arm of Mr. C. to Eluubcth, third daughter Mr. John hitmore, of that town, builder. July 2, at Kcraerton, Mr. Thomas White, builder, of this city, to .Mrs. Martha Mam, the former place. DEATHS. July 3, in this city, John Fusbroke, M.D., ...
... Mnjcstv nml her royul ctmsort» family, ore'not expected nl Buckingham until after the ivess. the second bloir for the trad John t’reaoott Umght. in the room of H. Tf ...
... broke down under the searching cross-examination of Mr. Cooke, who conducted the defence. John Pinneyar, aged 22, pleaded guilty to breaking open the dwelling-house John Essex, of Stroud, on the 21st. Nov. and stealing two loaves of bread ; and previous conviction ...
... Counsel succeeded raising I or two. Henry Twim. Patrick Lenehan. Manus Hughes, and John Taylor, police-constables, gave evidence respecting the meeting of Bsltingloas. John M'Cano and William Thompson, constables of police, were examined to the meeting ...
... of the driver, assisted by Mr. John Tyler, juii., stop them. When the carriage reached point opposite Gallabruii's European Hotel, a coloured man fortunately succeeded stopping the horses, and thus the President, Mr. John Tyler, jun., and the drirar, were ...
... immediately ordered his men to be under arms, d ready for action. One of the men, who was billeted at an- other public-house, kept by a man named Bowen, being ab. h sent, the sergeant and the others, all armed, went to arouse their comrade. After calling ...