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... 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 ...
... missal, of the date of 1320, in a fine state of preservation, hearing the arms of Kitwigan. Prince of Wales, ancestor of the present Earls of Cadogan and Cardigan, quartered with the arms of Pope Gregory. His Royal Highness minutely examined every object of ...
... Margaret Professor of Divinity, Christ Church ; or to the Kev. Dr. EUerton, Magdalen College.” The Salt-hill Murder.—The trial of John charged upon the coroner’s inquisition with the wilful murder of S trail Hart, Salt lull, on New Year’sdav, will take place ...
... Miss Wrighten. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DIATCYLEB ONE. Lessee—Mr. John Douglass. Messrs. Cony and Blanchard for six nights more, with their wonderful dog, in a new drama. Engagement of Mr. Grattan Dawson, and Mr. Henry Lynn, from the T. R. Drury Lane. CVO -MORROW ...
... [Match 8] from Tbirsk-pkt, Ring [C] SaKram, Pile, London Robert & Ann.Thwaitea.do Reform, Hole, Newcastle John & James, Storm. Lynn Shannon (a), Dublin John, Spcnceley m London sailed for London Samuel & Sarah, Amsley,do Sirius (si. London Commerce,Granger ...
... 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 ...
... Ibe Court Itai.tnnilheed*. Mr. fkorf.. Y'ouug. uP.cisl asaigner. Lied,. Mr toln-itor, Temi'U ; and Mr. Brown, udieitor. H,i ™ JOHN KOBKBTA, of Liverpool, poltto-dea'.er. April 38. twelve, at the Court of Beukruptry, h..e,|,. J* James (' ...
... miller, corn, and coal merchant, Thomas Griffiths, late of Blaenifed, Llandugwydd, Cardigan, auctioneer and dealer in timber. Albert Green, Brighton, apothecary. John Roberts, Liverpool, grocer and provision dealer. William Hardisfcy, Wakefield, whitesmith ...
... water down her throat that it made her foam. By Mr. Baron Parke *. I saw no foam until I had tried to pour the water down. John Kendall: I waiter at the Jerusalem Coffeehouse, Cornhill. Mr. Tawell, the prisoner, is a subscriber to our house. It is a ...
... l»eer dealer. John Bowden, Exwick, Devonshire, innkeeper. John Dicks. Bedford, bricklayer and builder. Robert Griffin, Ely, victualler. John Turpin, Lav stall street, Gray’s Inn-lane. John Cato, Hooleyr-hill, Lancashire, journeyman hatter. ...