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... defendant (Lord Cardigan) that day. I saw him come intc the house. I was not under the sofa when he came. Lord XV. Paget had made arrangements with me that I should lie placed under the sofa in the front drawing-room, but Lord Cardigan came quite unexpectedly ...
... regretted her family and friends, Mrs. Hurt. Kingruad I arm, April 26, aged 33. deeply regretted, tSarah, the beloved wife of Mr. Matthew Herman, Bunch of Grapes uvem, Milk-street. April Si. 22. John, youngest sou of Mi. Johu Webber, formerly of the .Ship ...
... 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 ...
... vears-At the loth inst., Charlotte Anne, eldest daughter Burnell Burnell. Esq- 31. Cheltenham, aged 11 years, Edward John Berkins son of Mr John Berkius.of Entry Hill, near Bath-May at hwresi.hnc*, Deptford. Kent, suddenly, in his •sJU. year. Bichard \Vhite ...
... Hutchins. John Edward, fcsq , to r.iniua ulctuuson, >uuugrst daughter Pitt Mjbiili au Cavendish-place. Hath. June .. M. John s, Bedminster, by the W Beaton Henry Bennett, tsq . Hock Cottage, Bedoiiusiei, to Elian Floiwuie ui> of John Esq., St.Johns, Newlouudland ...
... around the patent M. Boberts and Co., to witness the launch of a fine brig, called the TVston, owned by U. Kavies, Esij., Cardigan. The brig looked very gay, colours being displayed Irom fhe bowsprit gaff, and lofty masts, and having been just coppered ...
... Church in the parish of St. Paul, £100; to the reparations in the parish church of St. John the Baptist, £10; and towards parsonage house for the new church of St. John the Evangelist, Clifton, £25. Anti-State-Church Association. —This disreputable body ...
... on examining his body the following inscription was found tatooed on his arm • John Joseph, a foundling, abandoned at the age of , vears, on the Place de THotel de Ville IBOG.' John Jo'seph bad no place of dwelling. passed hours ol j tbe day in his cabriolet ...
... Lancaster, Pennsylvania, John Ttwmayne, Esq .M formerly of Uelstuii, Cornwall. June 14, Anna Maria, infant daughter of Mr. Abraham Attssll, of Temple-street, in this city. Juue 82, at Chew Msgua. Lavinia, daughter of the lata John Hall, Eaq., merchant, of ...
... a charge ol stealing pair of trowsers, the property of Mr. Taylor, was discharged, no further evidence being adduced. John Bayly, John Hapes, and a female named Usher, were charged with violently assaulting Evan Evan Goodrope. Mr. Habmab appeared lor the ...
... some time before tbe country, giving the character and incidents of many leading public man's life under a feigned name: Lord John Manners has sighed away some of bis generous but old-fashioned romance in a book of poetry : and now Mr. Smitbe, we perceive ...