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... of worship. Afterwards a sernon was delivered by the Rev. R. Thomas, of Liverpool; founded on the first five verses in St. John's Gospel. At the close of the meeting, the Minister of the place addressed an carnest exhort- ation to his flock. TIlE HPOUSELESS ...
... against John, son of Mr. Thomas Gibbon, butcher, and a person named Bond, who occa- sionally assists at the slaughter house.. Andrew Moody wascharged with having a heap of manure in the lane behind Bute-street, that being a public thoroughfare. John John ...
... The mare had a bridle, which he gave to John Thomas, the constable. Prisoner borrowed a bridle of witness in order to take the mare to the Cawdor Arms Inn to try and sell her. David Jones, ostler at the Cawdor Arms Inn, said that on the day above named ...
... afternoon, the I-igh t Sheriff, J. HI. Hampton I.ewis, of Ieonllys, Esq., proceeded to the Point to meet his Iordship the Hon. Sir John Williams, iln a carriage drawn by four horses, and accompani~d by a strong body of Javelin-men on horseback, who being mostly ...
... along his lot with a num- ber of branches, which conducts the Schuylkill water to perpendicular pipes, with revolving arms. The arms in turning slowly throw out water in small jets, which freeze as fast as it falls, and makes latge circular cakes of ice ...
... r) gave his name John Braham. His father is a considerable property, residing ill llarrison-street, Inn-road, and who, when informed of the 0 'cHI t evinced no very great surprise, the remarkable p- of the boy for gunpowder, fire-arms, and chemical compounds ...
... made an elaborate reply to the speeches of Mr. O'Connell and Lord John Russell on the first night of this debate, and vindicated, in detail, the variOtlS clauses of the bill. Mr. Henry Grattan. after an impassioned denunciation of the agrarian murders by ...
... under the cognizance of the law. A circumstance occurred last week in Cardigan, which has created much excitement among all classes in the town and district. A youog man, named John Griffiths, farm-servant iD the employ of Mr. HeD. Davies, an extensive ...
... OUR respected member, the Right Hon. John Nicholl, arrived in this town on Wednesday morning, and pro- ceeded immediately to Merthyrmawr. Sir John and Lady Charlotte Guest proceeded from this town on Thursday per steamer for Bristol on their way to London ...
... Davies, George A. ar Davies, Thomns IHughes, Richard 13owyer, WA. i tI Daniel, Aaron Collier, Robert Knott, John Fishwvicl, st Robert loncs, John Jones, Iixwn, William Wtite- i house, F. ]E. Turiner, William Ilevan, J. 1). IRolberts, sc Charles [till, George ...
... injur; cd intcctigna lnar nlsy, last . eek, by the unexpected explosion of in mine, e Davies had to undergo amp atationl of thce arm a at the Infirmary. a I9GOR PearCE COUR.-Isaac Harding llarries LI was brought before the Rev. H. Price, on Satur- g day last ...
... able to walk to the Neighbouring house of Mr. David John, farmer, to whom he stated the manner in which the accident occurred, and expressed his belief that he had received some fatal injury. Mr. John hospitably received him into his house where he died ...