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... pinioned the bailiffs ; after this, they removed every article out of the house and decamped. Carmarthen Assizes on Tuesday, John Jones, alias Scybor-faur, was placed at the bar, charged with having fired a loaded gun at one Walter Rees, with intent to ...
... obtained, and collieries which supply The heads of these the coal for smelting it. firms are—Sir John Guest, Mr. Crawshay, At Sir Mr. Hill, and Alderman Thompson. John Guest’s works there are 18 blast fur- aaces; at Mr, Crawshay’s, 11; at Mr. Hill's, 6; and ...
... drawing-room), the folding door« of which were thrown open. the course the evening her Majesty left the private apartment, arm in arm with the Duke of Wellington, and seated herself with the Duke her right hand, and surrounded the Court, near the band. After ...
... drawing-room), the folding-doors of which were thrown open. In the course of the evening her , left the private apartment arm-in-arm with the Duke of Wellington, and seated herself, with the i ~ . her right hand, and surrounded by the « Court, near the ...
... Wednesday, the 24th of January, 1844. PRESI DE.NT : TOWNSHEND MAINWARING, ESQ. M.P. John Bennion, Esq. I John Humphreys, Esq. Thomas Edgworth, Esq. Stephen Denston, Esq. John Robert*, Esq. j Abraham Wool rich, Esq. Tickets, 7s. fid. each. N.B. Dinner on the ...
... with which the fatal act had been committed. The name of the father is John Fawley Dickenson, recently carrying on the business of licensed victualler, at the Peterborough Arms, Parson’s-green, Fulham, where, it is understood, he was unfortunate. Dickenson’s ...
... Richards, of Brecon, to Elisabeth, daughter of the late Matthew Court, Esq. solicitor, lronbridge. 4th ult. at Woolton, Mr. John Webster, of Aller. ton, near Liverpool, to Mary, eldest daughter of Vir. T. Inions, of Hogstow. Wednesday, at Sibberscott, ...
... at the traversers’ bar. Mr. John O’Connell hot having appeared, a brief delay took place, when Mr. Ford hoped that Mr. U'Connell might retire for about five minutes. The court intimated its rll retired. and Mr. O’Con- Mr. John O’Connell appeared in the ...
... gentlemen were sworn as the Grand Jury: Mr. John Braithwaite, Foreman. Mr. James Davies. Mr. Charles Hatton. Mr. John Edwards. Mr. Benjamin Lloyd. Mr. William Lea. Mr. Thos. Moggridge. Mr. Francis Merrick. Mr. John Nash. Mr. Thomas Williams. Mr. Charles Trokes ...
... composing the Jury :— James Hamilton, foreman, Henry Thompson, Edward Roper, Anston Floyd, Edward Clarke, John Rigby, Francis Faulkner, Robert Ilanna, John Croker, William Longfield, Henry Flynn, William Ord. The gentlemen who were not sworn having left the ...
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... from Mr. Powell, the solicitor of the Earl of Cardigan, and hia chief clerk. The Court granted the rule. Coleman-street. Dm, R. J Oxford, bookwllen, dir. 1*». «i>7 Wntondijr, .1 the offlce Mr. Belchrr, Kiof’. Arm. Ymd, Cokm.n-itreet. Hopper, W. Omt ...