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... Monday last, John Smith, a bill discoun ter, was charged with stealing a war- rant, the property of the Sheriff the iudictment also stated to be a piece of paper. guilty. Mr. Cother the proseca tion Powell The witness first called was Mr. John Lord, the ...
... of any oue the trade of Rangoon, that it would been better if matters could have been arranged entire success in the war an armed but he viewed with felt assured there would be an annexation of a large Ava, for it woald us in a false Fre noble coneluded ...
... is estimated at from 250/. to 300/. At Haver- furdwest some cattle were killed by daring that prevailed. At Cardigan two belonging to Mr. John Havard, were killed lightning ; and at horsea, worth about 30/. each, to the Rev. Mr. Jones, of Bisennercli ...
... apply on the premises; and, for culars, to Mr. James Davis, of the White Hart farther parti. Ion, or at the offices of Mr. John Garlick Ball, Solicitor and Stroud ; Stroud, (where a map may be seep), or at the Otiices, in Stroud. NM ARSHFIELD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE ...
... premises ; Sos in John Garlick Ball, Coroner, Sirod, (where map may be set), oat the PAINSWICK, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Valuable Estate, and Water Corn Mill. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, DAVIS, At ee es that COPYHOLD FARE, called WADE’S ‘ARM, situate im the of ...
... given on Monday next, at our theatre.â(See advertisement.) Fatal Accident.âWhile John Roberts was at work, with others, a few days since, in mine pit belonging to Sir John Guest, Plump Hill, East Dean, removing atone .rubbish a large stone, weighing four ...
... to 88.—Ad} vu Rankrupts. BY Btu C TELEORAPH William John Watson, Upper Holloway, Middlesex bi Hi jon-strect, engineer. William Glatt Hulme, Putney, grocer. ‘altham Abbey, Essex, draper. William John Hicks, W: m, -street, hotel keep rel Shaw, Birminghai ...
... Dundalk, th ¢ Mariner, with 34 tons iron from BE. L. K C. mbroke, the Three with £0 tons oak imber from J. Prancill lon.—For Cardigan, the William and Ann, with 44 tons salt ma Gopsill Brown. —For Bridgewater, the Eleanor, with 50 tons iron with tons tim’ ...
... ma- jority of 15, the numbers being 103 to Bankrupts. (ar RLECTRIC William John Watson, Upper Holloway, Middlesex, builder. Heury Johuson, Cannon-street, engineer. William John Hicks, Waltham Abbey, Essex, draper. William Clatf Hulme, Putney, grocer. Frederick ...
... immediately, and the Earl of Lucan and the Earl of Cardigan are to have commands. Sir de Lacy Evans will also bid adieu for a time to his Westminster constituents, and join the English army. A little passage of arms between Friend Bright and Lord Palmerston occurred ...
... the 4th for the ast, with several officers. The London sailed on Thursday. The Emperor starts on Saturday. Lord Lucan, Lord Cardigan, and Colonel Scarlett, will not leave town till the latter part of next week, for their overland journey to Constantinople ...
... Jaly 21, 185 From Galatz—the Palbert, of Liverpool, I with 1030 kilos wheat for illpotts and Co. From Matta —the Re 1, of Cardigan, P with 1301 rs barley for W.-C. Lucy and Ce db Visitor, of Vaterford, Lee, 95, with 702 qrs | and C. Sturge. From Saloni ...