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... steamers rraiiy c_lchL Ac, aad op tl.e look-out for the squadron ; one of tliem fo be off SL Ann. Head, and lead the ?? thmuaii Cardigan Bay to the entrante of tbe Smite. If itsi.onld be oi«m, she U to burn a bine ]■. *it every ten ntinotes. It ii not expected ...
... 40s. and costs, or to imprisoned tor one John Westlake, for atsuull the same policeman under somewhat similar circumstance., wa. subjected to the ..me —Magistrates present: J. Brown and J. N. SandeWmESmUh. John Simmons, and Thomas OUrer. three men remanded ...
... re plundered some caravans. In the Goomsoor country fresh disturbances had broken out tin infuristed fanatics were again 'in arms, and had offered nose human sacrifices. Mr. Grant, of the Bengal Civil Service, lad been ordered to examine into the grounds ...
... friends. The gallant Admiral and his bride left town immediately after the ceremony. _ Preferments and Appointments. —The Rev. John Peat, M. A., late Assistant Curate of St. George's, Hanover-square, to be Assistant Minister of All Saints' Church (near W ...
... James Johnson, aged for stealing watch and chain, at Lydney, on the July, the property John Corwelly, three months’ imprisonment. James HukanU, ogl'd 18, an ...
... Ferguson, M.P., Coloiel Blrwlinson, Captain Hardwick, Squire Mustard,, Squire Close, Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Earl Nfnnies. John Struitt, Esq., M.P. Henry Dixon, Ecq., John Walter, Esq., M. Edge, Esq., J. Fulgem, Esq. PRrOGRAMME op THE ENTERTAINMENT. Part I ...
... murder of John police constable at Bathampton on the of May sentenced to be hanged The deceased interfered prevent fight among some railway labourers Perry knocked him down and kicked till died At Burnsley a few fanatics by a fellow named John Gill have ...
... surgeon, of Clifford-street, Bond-street, recollected attending Col. Fawcett at the Camden Arms on the morning of the lst of July. Found wound under his arm, which appeared to have been inflicted by a shot. He was very weak. He died the next day, and ...
... resent an appeal to arms tbe Great Captain of the age bad exposed himself to charge of felony by obeying tbe laws of honour rather than those of bis country ; the highest Court io (be realm had acquired duellist—»he Earl Cardigan. Many gentlemen, brother ...