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... COMPANY, will be held in the COMMITTEE ROOM, the GAS WORKS, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of January ins taut, Twelve o'Cloek Noon. JOHN CARTER, Qlerk to the Company, Coventry, Janu;. y 18, 1848. CROSS KEYS, EARL-STREET. ELIZABETH GRAY, IN returning her sincere ...
... Procession. Herald. Herald. ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, Kindly furnished by Mr. Wombwell, being the City Arms of Coventry. CITY GUARDS, IN ANCIENT ARMOUR. ST. GEORGE, ARMED CAP-A-PIE. The Painters' Banner. GRAND MILITARY BAND, Kindly granted by Col. Scarlett, of the ...
... Tuesday last, at Kenilworth, Mr. John Slark 1 Joyce. the 9th inst., at St. Mary’s Church, Warwick, . Thomas Ball, of that borough, to Maria, fourth of the late Mr. W. Russell, of Southam. . On the lllh inst., Leamington, Mr. John surgeon, of Birmingham, to ...
... Leaders of Country Bauds and others who are willing to assist, are invited send Letters (prepaid) to the Committee, at the Craven Arms, Coventry, stating the lowest Terms they will charge for the day, specifying the number of their respective Bands, and the ...
... killed. —Liverpool Mail, CARDIGAN.— Daring Escape from Prison. —A roost daring escape was effected from Cardigan gaol at 3 o’clock on Tuesday evening last by three prisoners of the names of William Davies, John Bradshaw,and John Clifford, the two former ...
... Magdalene College, Cambridge ; Thomas Ratliff, 8.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge; John Jaqnes Wedge, 8.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge; and Matthew Clarke, Magdalene College, Cambridge. TrtE Arm?.—On Tuesday last, one troop of the 11th (Prince Albert’s ...
... said the simple-minded Deacon, ' 8m glad you are, for all the neighbours are wilting.** Lord Cardigan anu Postmaster.—The following anecdote of Lord Cardigan is given by a correspondent:— His Lordship having arrived a country Inn during the night, retired ...
... Bolton King, and are to be presented on Monday next. The regiment will be reviewed Tuesday next, by Lieut Colonel the Earl of Cardigan. London Independent Order of Odd Fellows.— The committee o»' the sick and funeral fund of the above institution, and members ...
... the truck was injured ; but poor Rhodes was run over, and bad his right arm nearly taken off and both thighs broken. Mr. G. Smirthwaite, surgeon, was sent for, who amputated the arm, and reduced the fractured thighs. Hopes are entertained of his recovery ...
... was in danger. I understand was done at the instigation Lieut.-Colonel Cardigan, staling to the magistrates they had done nothing to protect the peace of the town. Lieut.-Col. Cardigan was very much alarmed himself a very nervous individual. He has been ...
... the Juries in the late cases of the Queen against W. S. O Bi*ien, Esq., M.P., Thomas Meagher and John Mitchel. The Hon. Gentleman contended that the trial John Mitchel was a gross departure from the due administration of justice in striking from the panel ...
... William Cheatle. Mr. Edward Loon. Mr. Richard Bush. Mr. Thomas Hardisli. Mr. William Duuu. Mr. John Breedon. Mr. John Sabin. Mr. Joseph Hadley. Mr. John Dutton. Mr. John Bond. Mr. William Adcock. Mr. William Snow. THOMAS FRANKLIN, aged 24, committed 4th of ...