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... William Lennox, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Countess of Westmoreland, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Lord H. Bentinck, Sir John Macdonald, Adjotant-general, Sir F. Trench, Ace. The ground in front of the house was kept by a strong body of the D division ...
... stated that Mrs. Lomax was the daughter of a lodging-house keeper where Mr. Lomax,her present husband, lodged. CLKRKKNWELL.— Mr. John Carter, middleaged man, stated to be an architect and civil engineer, was charged with stealing half-sovereign. It appeared ...
... st and sails well when the defendant struck him. The attack was so i Mr. John Day, the vestry clerk of the parish of St. G_ecage, split • Elizabeth, of Newcastle, . for St John's, N. 8., 2d inst ~ : e the William Met-, sudden, that he really was at a ...
... saw-mills—Nov. 7, J. Boddington, Manchester, corn-dealer—Nov. 9, H. Savage, Dorset-square, apothecary— Nov. 10, D. James. Cardigan, licensed-victualler—Nov. 17, T. Benbow, Cheltenham, mercer and draper—Nov. 19, T.Wainwright, Barnsley, Yorkshire, surgeon—N ...
... about her master's parlour with a child in her arms, the woman, who had threatened and beaten her on Tuesday and Wednesday last, came out of the bedroom from under the bed about two o'clock in the afternoon, armed with a knife, and, after swearing she would ...
... tallow, deals, and mats. During the height of the storm the Briton, of Cardigan, was hurled on to the rocks is St. Bride's Bay, and became a perfect wreck. At Swansea, Exmouth, Cardigan, Bideford, and Port- • acte c r i . esc A ri described to a to each ...
... making a hale man assume the character of an invalid for the nonce, and trouble his medical attendants by flinging about his arms and legs so as to inflict sundry blows, has been frequently practised, and the clown in a Christmas pantomime has indulged ...
... of the inhabitants of that b urg h to Lord John Russell, praying for the opening of the ports, and prohibition of distillation from grain : Downing -street, Oct 16, 1846. Sir,--I am desired by Lord John Russell to acknowledge the receipt of your letter ...
... stove. airs, and cloudy ; Noon N.W., more moderate ; The Oriental, from at. John (N. 8.). arrived here, fell in S3J-W.N.W., fresh and cloudy. with the barque Mary Ann, from St. John (N.C.) for Bridlington Bay, a.m. —No. 2.2C1, Isabella brig; Liverpool, on ...
... ensued. Those who were willing to work were forced to Join the rest, and they returned to town, headed by young fellow named John Hurly, aJioo the Pedlar, and proceeded to march towards the Mall, and then towards the Devonshire Anns, •very man carrying ...
... to rouse up John the other. After few wild expressions of surprise, John recovered from the shock, came to assistance, and began throwing cut the ballas; whilst 1 continued to bale. William, remained just he fell upon his face, with his arms and feet extended ...
... rennrkable personal beauty, and with an infant of about 15 months old in her arms, was brought up in custody, and charged with having stolen five sovereigns, the property of Mr. John Bradbury, ginger beer and sodawater maker in Worship-street, The prosecutor ...