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... Hereford. JOHN MICK LIN, Faq.. Birkenhead, Cheshire. E. JORNES, Eaq., M.D., Gartheoiyll, Montgomeryshire. WALTER D. JONES, Eaq., Magistrate the County of Cardigan, and President of the Cardiganshire and Tivyside Agricultural Society. JOHN KEENE, Kaq ...
... run on the south-eastern and southern roasts, still avoiding the interior that Wales embraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there arc no great arieri -no divergent lines to accommodate the vast trafor and rapidly increasing population of one ...
... with having, on the 11th in«t, Batley, broken into the shop of Jueeph Oregorv, and stolen therefrom quantity of copper coin—John Baxter, charged with having, Leeds, in the Weet Riding, on the l*ith of May last, feloniously assaulted Mary Sharp. —Henry ...
... both his arms was dreadfully shattered and his head fractured, Hes was removed to the Jnflrmary at York, when his arm wan imme- diately amputated close to the shoulder. He died at twelve o'clock the same ?? Wednesday week, a workman named John Lund, at ...
... Cheshire. I, E. JOHNES, Esq., M.D., Garthemnyll, Aforltgomeryshire. Lo WA.LTER D. JONES, Esq., Magistrate f,,r the County of Cardigan, and President of the Csrdigansllire and Tivyside Agricaltural Society. JOHN KEENE, Esq., St. John's Wood, Director ...
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... Brighton. The Earl end Countess of Herewood have left Hare wood House, near Leeds, for Houghton House, near Kettering. Sir John and Lady Anne Beckett return to London in the course of Urc present week from Leamington. The Archbishop of York and Miss Harcourt ...
... soutleeactern I and southern consets, still avoiding the listerier. So that Waies is e'mbraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there are sno great arteri a-no divergent linse to accommodate tine vasot traffic and rapidly increasing populations of ...
... and fancied himself inepirsd. For month advanced prodigiously bis stadias, and promised to every expectation that had been (armed of him. Bat be swoke one morning with inflammation in hit eyes; this laid him up for fortnight, and was then aucceeded by double ...