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... Wlitegate End, Chadderton, nearManclhester, iad a severe inflammation in his arm, caused by assisting a cow in the act of calving; the skin of one of Ilis fltgers being broken. His arm soon swelled to thrice its usual size; eleven eruptions took place, and ...
... e, by the M. F. T . Stephens, vicar, the Hev. Richard Wbailey, Mary Anne, youngest daughter of John Player. Esq. the Close, Thorn bury. Mav 26, at St.John church, Liverpool, by the Rev. William Falloou, Mr Henry Thomas Smith,of Liverpool, to Sarah Jane ...
... oliege-green, to Matilda Osborne, only child of Mr J. Pritchard March 15, at St. Paul's church, by the Rev. C. P. Bullock, Mr. John Eve red, of KirUin«tou, Nolls, Miss Susannah Alsop, of Stoke • croft, in this city. March 17, at St. James's church, Mr. Wm ...
... asked me to take his arm, and said, For God's sake settle this matter, or there will be such aem exposure;; I weent away with Mr. Plym; recollect being prese;;t at a review of the 59th regiment, when Col. Jones offered me his arm; Mr. Seton caune up ...
... who twenty years ago lived at Cefn. His lordship summed up the evidenee, and the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. Johns Jones, aged 2i3,. was charged waith having, on the 12th day of June last, at Ralpas, feloniously cut and stabbed Henry Morgan ...
... Virgo, aou of Mr William Virgo, and nephew John Wanklyn, Eaq., oi ihia city, to Fanny, eldeal daughter of the late Rev. John Bapliat aiiuialer, Blaheuey, Glouceaterabire. Sept, g, at Bedinina'«r, by the Rev. John Strickland, M.A., rector of Cbriatchurch ...
... forgetting the dignity of his position, prejudges the whole question, and advances claims which he can only support by an appeal to arms. Most lamentable would it be to see war arise in conse- quence of this territorial dispute-a dispute which might be settled ...
... proceedings ol this M’Bayne, Esqrs. . , llt , pio, of Mrs. Organ, newslooked forward to will, no ordinary degree ofcunowiy, Oliver John Dell, by) .j th e sun. of 3*.. her pro' 'i !ii i arties «ere eager to learn what further concewioni acentt * charged with olhe ...
... Tr*- , of a daughter. 14, Mr*. John Stockham. Limekiln-lane, of daughter. MARRIAGES. Aug. 7, St. Andrew'* Church. Plymouth, Mr June* Wmod, jun., solicitor, of Liverpool, to Bu**n Ann Vivian, eld Ml daughter of Mr. John Vivian, civil engineer, of Devon ...
... from that spot that he entirely agreed with Lord John Russell on line subject of thle corn-lneve. lIndeed, he be- lieved that he and Sir Robert Peel also agreed on it. Hle was entirely with Lordi John Russell, aicd lie felt it to be his duty, as well ...
... fought men well armed, went to the houses Cornelias Conway and bled in the cause of truth, and m support of those VI Mr John Brown on the ciples which placed your Majesty, and your Royal ancestors, and James -Neal, tenants to Mr. John Brown , J the throne ...
... Strange Occurrence—On Tuesday last a Major Parry, of the Royal Marines, arrived at Llwyuduris, in the county ot Cardigan the seat of Mr. John Griffith, visit to that gentleman. The hour of his arrival in post-chaise from Newcastle-Emlyu being late 10 o’clock ...