... girl, aged seven years, the e desl daughter of Mr. James Lockwood, of Gully Hole, having been left alone in the house with Mr. John Wortley, bar-keeper, her grandfather, at_ Snittle-gate, near Holmfirth, on Tuesday week, received such injuries his hands as ...

... with stealing a wheelbarrow, the property of Mr. John Marshall Scott, of the Merlin Office. Remanded until Thursday. Simon Thomas was charged with wilfully breaking two panes of glass in the window of John Harper, of Cornstreet, ordered pay damage and costs ...

... aged 57, Mr. M. Rodway, builder. June 5, at Cardigan, T. G. Nugent, Esq., for many years senior magistrate of the borough of Cardigan. June 6, at Ludlow, of consumption, Emma Elizabeth, daughter of the late John Dansey, Esq., in the 16th year of her age ...

... evening in the adjourned debate on the Lord Lieutenancy Abolition (Ireland) Bill, and Mr. Grattan’s amendment thereto. On a division, the amendment of Mr. H. Grattan, that the bill be read a second time that day six months, was negatived by a majority of ...

... young man named John Plasterer, native of Newport, on Sunday morning week. —It appeared that a row took place between some boatmen and a lot of sailors in Friar’s-fields, when the sailors drew their knives and prosecutor was stabbed in the arm in the melee ...

... heels in the street for some four hours, could scarcely be kept in good humour by the usual resources of shouldering arms, carrying arms, and standing at ease. The National Guards began to sigh for soup and the co/ei, and the Artillery looked fagged and ...

... nshire, on the 9th of February, 1812, and commenced his education at Nibley, Gloucestershire, under the care of the Rev. Jev. John Mayo ; from thence he was removed to Harrow, and subsequently to Brazen-nose college, Oxford. While pursuing his studies there ...

... Grendon Court; W. Vevers, Esq., Dormington ; R. Webb, Esq., Donnington ; D. P. Pcploe, Esq. ; Murray Aynsley, Esq.; John Cheese, Esq ; John Partridge, Esq.; Edward Griffiths, Esq. j J. Griffiths, Esq.; J. A. Higgins, Esq. ; Elias Chadwick, Esq. ; W. Partridge ...

... additional testimony which has been adduced, and it will be seen there is a great deal of mystery still attending the case ; John Jones, of Caemawr, who, it will be remembered, it was stated 00 former occasion bad made several contradictory statements, ...

... the) estate on which they were placed belonging to and being cultivated by him, the bouse at present being occupied by Mr, John Tomkins. Fortunately the ricks were covered thickly with snow, otherwise it is probable that tho whole would have been on fire ...

... Maggs, Confectioner, Dukc-street Crickhowell .. ,Wm. Christopher, Chemist Carmarthen John D. Traherne, Chemist Dolgelly Lewis Jones, Post Office Eghvyswrw, near Cardigan, John D. Evans Haverfordwest Thos. Williams, Chemist Llandovery .Rees Bishop, Stone-street ...

... the protection sn.. of the noble lord and Mr. A. Stafford had h* mense mischief to the motion of their leader thought Lord John Russell was equally indis'eree, 6 as he sometimes was, in admitting into the Quee Speech a paragraph which was nothing leT ...