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... the life-boat, which took the crew off i the rigging and led them, they would have met grave. In the vicinity the of and Cardigan Bay, the casualties were a most fearful character, upwards of forty livt9 having, is >1, perished on board one vess*. I. ...
... FFORDSHIRE ADVER TTERIES POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Rese, Baa. Jones and John Blurton were sent to hard labour in the house of correction for one month, for neglecting their work, as colliers under agreement to serve Thomas and Willies Birks for six months ...
... administration of Sir Robert Peel, if not do what Lord John Russell would have done—namely, take the bull by the horns, yet to make an inroad upon the system of protection to agriculture. He wished Lord John Russell had had an opportunity afforded him of testing ...
... the rigging and landed them, they would have met with watery grave, in the vicinity of the coast of St. Mumble's Head, and Cardigan bay, the casualities were most fearful character, upwards of forty individuals having, it is supposed, perished board one ...
... y attended to application to Mr ficial course it will probably be found Dester at the Public Office order of the Committee JOHN DESTER Public Office January 1846 CHARLES WALIBANK takes the opportunity of thanking his Friends for past favours and a co ...
... given for his appearance at the adjourned and he left the court with his friends. Assavir.—James Lowe and John Prost were charged with an assault on John Kirkham, at the Duke of Wellington public-house, Norton, on the 12th inst. amd Ghat the ta chan hie of ...
... occupations of Samuel Harris, Charles Perks, Samuel Buckley, Solomon Jackson, Mary Price, Richard Sambrook, Sarah Haywood, John Dews, Thomas Thacker, and Roland Williams, together with that ncellent and old established WINDMILL, adjoining the premises ...
... superintend the application Parliament for the purpose of Bubhc Education. has been I» ased to appoint George the Frederic k John Lord Glenlyon to be one of the aitlu Urdi to her Majesty, in CharleS Pbili Earl Hardwicke, re- SbSr ? has bet a Phased to ...
... Wareham, Spinster. Freeman, John, Old Broad Street, Gentleman. French, George, 29, Wimpole Street, Gentleman. Fry, William, Wotton.under-Edge, Baker. Fryer, Ann, Wotton-under-Edge, Widow. Fryer, John, Wimborne, Gentleman. Gardiner John, Hereford, Tailor and ...
... issued. Directors. Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN FORSTER FITZGERALD, ?? Alontague Street, Portman Square. Sir JOHN HARE, Knf.. Langham Place. ADOLPHUS PUGH JOHNSON, Esq., Director of the Rock Lite Assurance Company. JOHN J. KEENE, Esq , Director of the National ...
... enjoyment. au Nox-PayMENT oF Wact s.—At our Police Court, on Tuesday, po John Hughes appeared before the sitting Magistrates to com- him 15s. for wages. It ap- th plain that John ‘alton to pav i for Walton, he that the complainant was miner and wa who ...
... Stafford Humphery, John, Southwark. Attwood, John, Harwich. Hutt, Wm., Gateshead. Baillie, Col. 11. 1)., Honiton. James, , E. Cumberland. Balltte, H. J., Inverness-shire. Jermyn, Earl, BurySt.Edmunds Baiue, Walter, Greenock. Jervis, John, Chester. Baird ...