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... thrust themselves for- it ward at public meetings, as enemies of the people. Y A man named Phillips, a cabinet maker, at Cardigan, ir is in custody, charged with having stolen from the pre- it iilseb ?? loyd, :licitior in tlnt tomn) Qho t ril lf if£1000; ...
... committee had been of opinion that it was improbable they able to with two stations the one at Holloway Head the other in Cardigan Street They had both established in a time of excitement in the town when meetings were held in the two localities and he ...
... after dinner, which was about quarter before 2 o'clock, I saw John Baker at the Widmead Lock of the Kennet and Avou Canal, and I stood out in the front my house and held up my hand to John Baker, came scross to me; I told him I had got tbe piece of stuff ...
... the following articles:—From Mr. John West, butcher, Market-place, 1261b. of hams and bacon, pair of scales, 1 pair of steelyards, back of mutton, a leg pork. Two rates ls. 2£d. Value of goods seized £6 7s. 9d. Mr. John Manning, grocer, High street—Rate ...
... lleadingley, Farnley, and Ardsley, and returned to the South on Saturday evening. Lord Cardigan was accompanied by Mr. Downs, his recently appointed agent, who succeeds John llayward, Esq., the brother of Mr. George Hayward, of Headingley. THE SUGAR DUTIRIo—NVC ...
... Kectory of Badsworth. The Rev. Geo. Wharton, vicar of St. John's Stanwick, in the diocese of Ripon, has been presented to the rectory of Stanl'ord-le-Hope, in the county of Essex. Patron, John Seagram,|Esq. The Rev. James Bonwell, curate of Liverpool ...
... Theatre Royal, Haymarket, with their presence on Friday evening, witness the j performance of The Sheriff of the County, Mr. John i Parry, and Grandfather Whitehead. The Queen Dowager.—We are happy to hear that the Queen Dowager's health is so much improved ...
... after I again saw John Baker. He asked me whether I had brought a bit of stuff for him (meaning arsenic). said had forgot to bring any; but I told him I would bring some down when I thought of it. About a day or two after last saw John Baker, I went into ...
... the Master of Grammar School Tewkesbury has in consequence of advanced resigned nis situation Accident from Fire-arms On Monday last Mr John Hanks farmer residing Charlton Abbotts near Winchcomb had been out shooting and on bis return he placed his loaded ...
... the Secretary of Stale on the subject. apnear* that the manner in which extraordinary and revolting work of demolition was Arm »s this:—Reuben Room, a gravedigger the bnrial ground, had child interred time uitee, and upon tiis di*rharce inaiKted n*monng ...
... another, his mind gave seized it by the neck, and held it out at arm's length, way, and he resolved to prevent the marriage by suicide. m amidst shouts of horror from the assembled credulous, oF Arm AND Exercise on HEaALTH.— and to the great disapprobation of ...
... was p! in the hospital ward, and put under the doctor’s care immedi- diately. He continued ill until his death, on Wednesday. John Smart, brother of the deceased, deposed.—tI am a gun- maker, and reside at No.1, Winchcomb-street ; deceased was also a -maker ...