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... They wete perfectly well and fall of hope. It was likely, to all appearance, that England would want the lion heart and stout arm of Ireland, and she could easily procure both the one and the other, not by the means of the plausible hypocrisy and sweet words ...
... FIRE AT TRORNE.-Between twelve and one o'clock on Sunday last a fire was discovered in the barton of the farm occupied by Mr. John Jacobs, of Thorne Falcon, about three miles from Taunton. Some valuable farming stock and buildings were destroyed. How the ...
... 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 ...
... full; nearly all the ministers were present. LoaD WILLIAM PAGFT V. THlE EARL OF CARDIGAN..- In the new trial paper, the cause of Lord William Paget and the Earl of Cardigan stands No. 3s on the list. Wednesday next is the dlay appointed for the trial to ...
... means, they had no evidence to de mine. Notwithstanding this verdict, the prisoner was ,t an examination before John Lloyd Davies and John LI er Price, Esqrs., committed for trial at the assizes. e Ile artful little fellow, although so young, and immediatel ...
... reference 1w to Lord John Russell's attack on the Lord Chancellor, he - vindicated that eminent nobleman, and the selection of him re for his high office; repeated Lord Lyndhurst's own explana- ?? tion; and rebulked the conduct of Lord John Russell and the ...
... their case. Mr. Moore, Q.C., then informed the court thiat Mr. Shell, who was to lead for the defence onl thle part of Mr. John O'Connell, had been ill somec days, but that he would be ready to commence at the sitting of the court the nest morning. The ...
... premises of Mr. J. J Gwilan, Harlerd-plgora, New, Cat. Same for day, a large silver soup.dle was stolen from the house ofo erd ws John Somerset, Rohrmn-hll. UI lie ROasuBBERI Ddr ?? Tupsdgy, at Ashton, a afi man, named 3hm Teluee, w aasicom5mitted lo csttalingal ...
... conformity with the fifth resolution on railways: -e Mr. Bingham Baring, Sir Charles Lemon, Mr. Rice, Mr. ,t Acland, and Sir John Walsh. i- The first regular public business was a motion by ?,fr. le WraLrAlSta for the-purpose of estobhishing a rule that ...