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... breaking the gas- lamp and blackening some ofthe windows. Daring Burglart by Six Armed Men.— At Rivington, in Lancashire, last week, a daring burglary was committed by six armed men, who, after a severe conflict, succeeded in carry- ing off an immense amount ...
... about midnight, Mr. Toftrof St. John's College Farm, was awakened by the barking of his dog under hia window. He sprang from hisbed, looked out, saw nothing, and was about to retire to sleep again, when his shepherd, John Matthews (who, with an- other man ...
... enabling the distant sdcc- tator to command a complete view of the whole length. The Cardigan Life Boat.— During the late heavy gales and storms which prevailed in Cardigan Bay and on this coast some experiments were made by a ciew selected fur the purpose' ...
... schooner the Xarifa, and then went on board the Enchantress, to pay a visit to the Earl of Cardigan. On his leaving their vessels, both Lord Wilton and Lord Cardigan manned yards and fired Royal salutes, and as the Prince then passed through the line, every ...
... Strike, comptroller at Rochester, promoted to 80.-.ton ; Mr. Thomas, collector at Cardigan, promoted to Roches- ter; Mr. Edmonds, P CO., Pwlhelli, to be collector at Cardigan ; Mr. Aitley, P.C.O. at Ryde, to be P.C.O. at Pwlhelli. Ryde, Isle of Wight, abolished ...
... or two since, and which prevented the noble marquis from attending the Privy Council at Buckingham Palace on Monday. — Lord John Russell gave a full dress Parliamentary dinner party on Monday evening at his official residence, Downing-streot, to almost ...
... columns in front of the Horse Guards, presented arms and reversed arms, and having saluted the body, moved off the parade at 8 o'clock, fol- lowed by Marshalmen on Foot. Messenger of the College of Arms on Foot. Eight Conductors with Staves on Foot. Chelsea ...
... hope for fair play, it is only from the Peelities. The Whigs have always laboured to corrupt and enslave her, especially Lord John Russell, who indeed bad the assurance to declare that he valued church patronage as a means of strengthening his political ...
... frontier for the crime of saying mass in private. Lord John Russell professed himself totally at a loss to know whether Mr. Lucas approved or not of persecu- tion for religious opiuious. His (Lord John's) conclusion was thnt if a Protestant Mate should condemn ...
... find?eraan Smith nfracombe Mr. John Banfield, ' Newton Abbott .. .Mr. Robert Rendell Ottery Mr. Samuel Norrington Plymouth Mr. Warwick Augustus HunL Sidmouth Mr. John Pile, South M01t0n ?? Mr. John Cock, Tavistock Mr. John Fiamank, Abbey mead. Teignmouth ...
... Brid^eman Smith, Ilfracombe Mr. John Banfield, Newton Abbott . . .Mr. Robert Rende'l, Ottcry Mr. Samuel Norrington, Plymouth Mr. Warwick Augustus Hunt, Sidmouth Mr. John Pile, South Molton Mr. John Cock, Tavistock Mr. John F.amank, Abbeymead, Teignnunith ...
... parish of Saint Dominick, in the CountyofCornwall,Gentleraan,EDWAßD SNELL, of Cardigan, in Wales, Controller of Customs, JOHN BULLEN, MARY POND POAD, CHARLES LANGSFORD, and JOHN SMITH, being the persons in terested under the provisions of The Acts for ...