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... witness, that witness may be unknown to the paying officer. Mr. John Cory Adams, a captain in the royal navy, has been committed for trial on two charges of forgery, at Carmarthen and Cardigan. About four weeks ago,” says the I Birmingham Journal, he came ...
... between the knives. when the whole hand and pert of the arm above the wrist wait drawn in and severed by success re choppings, before he could be rescued from his horrible situation. The remainder of the arm has since been amputated by Messrs. Warner and Pnoley ...
... I arid further remanded to Friday next. John Cooper and Mdargaret Psarsons on a similar charge are also remanded I to Friday when Mre. Powell frour then Minit n-ill be present. CONrVICTS.-On tie 19th inst., John Skelly, 27, and Win. ILewis, 36, serstenced ...
... has been presented to the rectory of Writhlington, Somerset, by the Rev. C. B. Pearson, prebendary of Salisbury. The Rev. John Thomas, rector of Wyke Regis, has been appointed chaplain his father-in-law, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Sir Thomas Turton ...
... Hopkins, town-surveyor. Aberyftwith At Cardigan, Mr. John Whitney, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. David Ko-1 belts. White Hart inn—At Swansea, Mr. Henry Smith, mariner, to Miss Mary Morgan—At Lantwit Major, Mr. John Williams. fanner. Lanmaes. to Elizabeth ...
... some officers the National Guard entering the Chamber wi:h ■heir arm., .hkh (.rohitdied. Tl.o 0.d»r .obHortcd tb. Governor of ihe Chateau, who opposed the National Guards, vine •• No arms in the Chamber.” and the doors was shut again*’them After this ...
... and assaulting the were of very specials who oung I relanders Times The Church— Extract from Wills HOUSE OF COMMONS BY Mr Grattan 12 1832— (From a correspondent) —Fowler Archbishop of Dublin £150000 Beres-ford Archbishop of Tnam £250000 Agar Archbishop ...
... clubs have been formed, drilled, and armed ; the laws defied ; the public peace practically dej stroyed ; rebellion stimulated ; an outbreak promised until at last the Government have been compelled to resort to armed occupation of the country. Mr. Mitchell ...
... of the 22nd ult Mr Paul Years Pentire the of on Monday last Mr John Oliver 88 years on last Mrs Mary Stickland aged At Gwinear on Friday last infant of Mr Sampson Taylder and on Monday John son of Mr Thos Michell 3 years Camborne 22nd ult infant daughter ...
... decease of tbe Princess Sophia to whose virtues and charity he paid a short tribute. After a short passage of arms between Mr. BRIGHT and Mr. Grattan on Irish a*Tairs : .in which Mr. Bright was forced to confess that he found it as dangerous to defend as to ...
... weal her, a son-At Garudyrris Iron works, the wife of Mr Thomas John, a daughter—The lady of William Baile, Esq. of stradwrallt, Parmarthenshire. a daughter-The wife of the Rev. Francis John Biddulph, Dartmouth, a eon—The lady of G Fox, K ...
... ou. Ncvertlieless, she bore up with great fortitude and P uce ' '' declined being removed from her drawing-room, w icre - in arm el,air. In the course of the day several member, of the royal family and the leading raembere of the r al ; hold were in attendance ...