... at the Allllolls ' Arms, Liley-lane, Nlirfield, on view the body of James Broadlee, age.l years, who died from inflammation of the bowels on the previous Friday. Verdict accordingly. CNAILL • At the Court House, on Mua.lay last, John Walker, °unstable ...

... since the last adjustment took place. Death from Scalding. —On Tuesday evening last, John Blackburn, Esq., Coroner for the Borough Leeds, held inquest the Irwin's Arms Inn, Holbeck, on the body of a girl named Harriet Broadbent. The deceased, who was two ...

... solicitation of the full dress ball committee. cc FA~.RAILIWAY AccloEnr.T-A few days since, an onays inquest was held before john wood, Esq., of York, on train view of the body of a female name~d blary Brown, a they married woman. It appeared that on Sunday ...

... Poullon. of St. John’s College, Cambridge. late of llu C'o.lege. oikabuc. beuo unsuimiwniy c.ecle.l Third Matter Yorinoutb Grammar School. Mead the Hev. 11. Burrows. A.M. Cheltenham.— The Rev. Alexander Watson, minister of St. John's Church, has issued ...

... the Rev. John Vaughan, the Rev. John Garbett, the Rev. T. L. Claughton, the Rev. Frank Hewson, the Rev. James Auderson, the Rev. Thomas Robinson, the Rev. Dr. Hussey, the Hon. and Rev. Saml. Best, the Hon. aud Rev. Henry D. Erskine, the Rev. John Edmund ...

... these remarks. Mr. Cantweli—l strike off 41—John White. Mr. Kemmis —James Fallen. Mr. Cantweli—Another Roman. I strike off Robinson Carolin. Mr. Kemmis —John Beaghan. Mr. Cantwell —There's another. Strike off John Thwaites, the soda man. Mr. Kemmis —James ...

... made affidavit to that effect. VR He was excused, as John Rigby, of 175~, Great Brunswick-street, le, claimed exemption on the ground of misdesaription, mn his name being Johnt Jasoa Rigby, and not John lii Rigby, as set forth in the summons. The Chief ci ...

... called ou the traversers come into court. The following is the order which their names were called:—Daniel O'Connell, John O'Connell, John Gray, Thomas Steele, Richard Barrett, the Rev. Thomas Tieruey, Charles G. Duffy, Thomas M. Ray, and the Rev. Peter ...

... Lord Tenterden said, who meditated mischief at some future time, when those drilled, who up to this period had been without arms, might have arrived at further stage in military discipline. After referring to these and some further authorities, for the ...

... right hon. gentleman then proceeded as follows: —May please jour lordships and gentlemen of the jnrj, I am counsel fur Mr* John O’Connell. The importance of this case is not susceptible of exaggeration, and I do not speak in the language of hyperbole ...

... Samuel pameden, all Joslita Stafford, Benjamin Bartle, John Sutcliffe, II Thoniis 'clarkson:, William Skinner, an i Charles Rams. in denl t For fourteen yeos, ?? Hinley, jun. For tc tis yecars,- John iofdgers, William Slack, Samuel vo Chadwick, JoAna Carrier ...

... of Mr. Jed( O'Connell. right hon. modemo said —May it plea,. your lordships, and gentimes 9f the jury, I am counsel for Mr. John o'4 ',omen. The importance of this case in not s o n. eeptilile of exaggeration, and I do Dot speak in the haognage of hyperbole ...