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... upon the inquest, that quarrel took place between two brothers, named Cornelius Murphy and John Murphy, while labouring under the effects of intozicatioo. John Murphy was urging his brother to go home, and bis refusing he struck him blow on the head, ...
... fishingboat belonging to Monte Video was panned by armed schooner having the Buenos flag, and the latter having the best of the race, the boat ran under the lee of American barque for security, anon which the armed schooner, without hailing or other usual notice ...
... be saved. He then fell to the ground, foaming at the mouth, stretched out his legs and arms, and threw his head about continually, but there was no motion in his arms or any other part of his body. He died almost immediately. Medical aid was procured, and ...
... ‘on with his arms extended in the cataleptic state. ‘There was no evidenee of pain upon pinching the conjunctiva ; there were two slight sighs on cutting the conjunctiva, with the exclamation, in a low tone, —Qh dear! pray put down my arms.” There was ...
... the ro question has veen letely by the mayisirates of the county of Cardigan as lo the power of the mayur and ex-mayor of Aberysiwith, to eommit to the geol and house of at Cardigan. from the above borvexn, erther for trial or aed to throw the of the ...
... military spi rit of England elevated to its highest point .of excitement, and so strong was his predilection for the profession of arms, that he joined the Caermartben militia in 1790 and Captain Davis, of Myrtle-hill, near Caermartben, adjutant to the Caermarthen ...
... JOHN BULL diction, u (Muoony «»ch pmcript, he, for on*, would refit much wocto poper. (Chcon.) Mr. Grattan, followinj- up the .abjeef.ohoerTed The English look thre. w.T. of ih. (loud chcort), they hid An. n.-.poper orticl« -o‘m.ngl.hmin.l. Voiieon. (Chert) ...
... held at Chelmsford on Friday —Mr. six buys and two men were descending the shaft of the Baker, uf Writtle, in the chair. Sir John 'Tyrol( 'coma a skiPu when few yard , I,ol n t h an o p, to have lean the person of greatest mark present. From te which the ...
... statement should be put on record, ae it might put other persons on their guard who resided in similarly constructed houses. Mr. John Farey said, I am a civil engineer, and am now residing at 26, Regent-street. Up to the time of the fire I resided at 67, G ...
... undersigned JOSEPH TURNER, WILLIAM THOMSON, and JOHN SPIVEY, at Huddersfleld, in the County of York, as Woollen Cloth Merchants, is DISSOLVED, from the Twenty- Sixth Day of December Instant, far as regards the said John Spivey. All Debts due to or from the said ...
... Wolff was on his way from Teheran to Erzerouin, according to the latest accounts. Mr. John Kerr, her Majesty's Consul at Adrianople, died on of December. Earl of Cardigan has given garden allotments to (ha poor of Cranoe and Slawstun; and. where a cow can ...
... The dial-plate of the clock was not solid ; it ecinsisted of • of metal, in the rim of widish the letters denoting the hours: arm traced. Itiserting his Lead into one of the opts spare., sufficed to almit it, he looked ansiously downwards. Had the bees ...