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... 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 ...
... Cray’s Inn, builders.—Edward Brailsford. Brighton, music seller— Osborn, jun. St. Jamea’a-street, Piccadilly, ailveramith.—John Stiles, Wella-atreet, Oxford-atrMt. soda water maker.—Henry Savage, Dorset-place, Donetaquare. apothecary.—James Ballard, Hsating* ...
... pitch, tallow, deals, and mats. During height of the storm Briton, of Cardigan, was buried on to the rocks in St. Bride's Bay, and becamea fect wreck. At Swansea, Exmouth, Cardigan, Bideford, Portland, the damage is deseribed to have been of the most ...
... Protestant church, were reduced Capiwer Cocsctt.—A Cabinet Council was held on Friday residence of Lord John in afternoon, at the o It was attended by Lord John Russell, the Downt ellor, the Karl of Minto, Viscount Palmerston, Chaneell the jor of the Exchequer ...
... The deputation from the men’s association were Messrs. J. Kelsey, Richard Jones, James Levers, James Wilson, John Uusworth, John Mitchell, and John Nixon. The question of wages was mutually agreed upon for an advance; the time was also agreed upon to be ...
... Serjeant at Arms during the pleasure of the House. Strangers were ordered to withdraw, but no division took place. The motion for the committal of Mr. Smith O’Brien was agreed to, and the Speaker directed to issue bis warrant to the Serjeant at Arms to take ...
... 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 ...
... eonducted with of SO artillerists, There were also at the post about 200 armed waggoners and 50 labourers under the orders af the Quarter- master, and some 100 citizens furnished with arms by the U.S. Orduance officer, ized under the command of Captain 7 Perkins ...
... the uncertain tenure of power by the existing ministers, threw great doubt upon the expediency of this measure find that Lord John Russell, who likely before long have all the responsibility of government his own shoulders, bad esplieitly avowed hia opinion ...
... 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 ...
... tegethet 10a. In* Mr. •mug pbnkridoe. Lot IV. Three FREEHOLD MESSUAGES DWELLING HOUSES, rflh Oartja. Ik. w~- ian James Burn, John Riley* «M William Shrond, situated at the Manh.Penkridga. . . For particulars, and the apply W. S CaocxuTT, Sweden; for further ...
... attention by the house, with reflections on the example set by the Duke of Wel- lington which had been so nobly followed. 6ir JOHN HOBHOU! 3 seconded the motion, and in eloquent stetesman-like ability of the language gave his testimony to the military skill ...