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... a half of Roscrea, and about five hundred yards of a police barrack. The two armed men entered the house; the other two remained at the door, acting as sentinels. The armed men inside, on meeting Mrs. James and her servant girl in the hall, forced them ...
... MARRIAGES. On the 27th ultimo, Mr. John Pritchard, of this town, to Eleanor, second daughter of Mr. Wm. Briscoe, of Birkenhead. On the 27th ultimo, Mr. John Cotton, of Birkenhead, to Mart annah, youngest daughter Mr. Wm. Briscoe, of the same place. On ...
... had not the power. A young man, named John Piper, who accompanied the boy and sent him the chimney, has been committed the coroner for manslaughter. At the Petty Sessions, at Leamington, held on the 12th instant, John Handley, master sweep, was convicted ...
... the wi*e of a warehouseman, who sat down on some steps inFontenoy-strect and suddenly expired from disease of the heart; on John Mnlhcram aged 45 of St Martin sstreet who went to bed quite well at eight o clock on Good Friday evening, and was found dead ...
... house of Mr. James O’Connell, of Horscleaf, in the county of Westmeath, on the borders of the King’s County, was attacked armed party, and a shot tired through the window of the room Mr, O’Connell was thou sitting in, from which he miraculously escaped ...
... that there was a clear balance in hand of £550. Mr. Joseph Grattan, of Chesterfield, was elected chairman, and Mr. Hudson, of Manchester, vicechairman. Suicide. —On Tuesday, an inquest was held John Jones, aged 49, of St. Annc-street. The deceased had been ...
... permission to withdraw their estimate. The.vtre-Royal, Church-street.—Mr. Malone Raymond hits let this theatre t > Mrs H. P. Grattan, for one year, from July next. Opera and ballet are to be the leading features. Miss Emmeline Montague has been starring here ...
... Mar, Worra.l, Gard- Sr.,, and RajaUa., from St. John, N.B . off C 'Aml Cl p'dro from ; Scotland, from Sacaunah, and ,n Al?a ;'f;o'nlirdurtr^d'S^o „,from New Orleans, hence tor V.lentia, at Cardigan, «ilh loss of fore- Crawford, sailed from Port T ...
... Earl of Cardigan, the 'lrustees of Mr. Wdberforce, Captain Horne, John Wormald, Sir Joseph Hadcliffe, Misses Rawson, Mr. Rhodes, James Holdforth. and Sir Sandford Graha* be 'nfirmed. Thomas Ben^' J rah in, confirmed. Thomas Benyon, Esq., and John Greaves ...
... of Ahcijstwith. i most important district is open to the coast. Prov r.,, xvirfls Trccaron is next accommodated, then Lam- Cardigan. This line is only r-,:],.. IHU Let our readers examine the map, ami thVwill perceive that from the peculiar nature of the ...
... Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no in arms admitted to any part of the House.—No money Stage Manager. Mr. W. J. HAMMOND. THEATRE ROYAL LIVER, CHURCH-STREET. UNDER Till SOLE MANAGEMENT OE MRS. H. P. GRATTAN, Of the Theatre-Eoynl Corent-garden and Princess’s ...
... places in the Lower Boxes may be taken of Mr. Wadds, Box Book-keeper.—No Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no Siildren in arms admitted to any part of the u ® -~No money Mturucd. Stage Manager, Mr. . J. HAMMOND. ADDRESS. , . , The Nobility. Gentry and ...