... adjournments, on the bodies of Mr. John Graham, a respectable yeoman, of the village of Grinsdale, and Margaret Graham, of Kirk Andrews, his daughter-in-law, who it was suspected died from the effects of poison. Mr. John Graham, of Kirk Andrews, farmer, ...

... committed six years ago has just taken place: in February, 1839, was stolen from the house of Mr. Oliver Lloyd, solicitor, of Cardigan, and T.C.Phillips, cabinet-maker, occasionally working on the premises, was taken up on suspicion, but nothing being proved ...

... It now, we understand, proposed to endeavor to bargain with the Corporation for portion of the premises the back of the City Arms hotel, and to widen the street leading from Newland to Brayford As the scheme would not be payable one if the building was ...

... incidents connected with the Royal progress are mentioned i— After the ftu Bonn, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert est off arm arm through the streets, despite of the bad weather, to visit the Prince's old tutor, his college, and his friends. This was truly ...

... 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 ...

... capture. Wep severally to cut them up. one huge fellow we found the head, t he neck, one shoul- Jack Greese—the der, and the arms, entire, of poor very man who so recently nursed me during my sickness, and who had died on board and been buried in the waters ...