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... have been required to make. We learn the precise amount of this assistance from the statement made, on Friday evening, by Lord John Russell, to the House of Commons. In 1839 and 1840, the sum of £1,225,000 was advanced for building workhouses, of which £1 ...
... Threat to Assassinate Lord John Russell.— William James, mean-looking young man, was brought up Marlborough Street Police Court, on Thursday last, charged with having a letter in his pocket threatening the life of Lord John Russell. The prisoner met a ...
... middle-aged gentleman and a young female, tlie former, to the surprise of the bystanders, seized the ymng lady with glasses by the arm, and endeavoured to lead her off to the carriage, saying, Tilly. Tilly, you silly girl, what trouble you have given me. The ...
... would cause no injury below It is stated that Lord John Russell intends to appoint one of his brothers c'.erk to the House of Com - mons ; the salary is £3,500. Another brother is sergeant-at-arms, a cousin is accountant to the Court of Chancery. Mr ...
... person. ' It only from the elbow that the malformation commences. The arm there divides into two limbs, each ending in «* hand having double supply of fingers. These additional arms are regularly made, and the only remarkable point observed by medical ...
... service, to all the voters (41). It was also administered to all Mr, Waller's tenants, who had promised their votes to Mr. Grattan. The most disgraceful outrages were committed Limerick. The candidates were Sergeant O'Brien and Mr. Potter, Catholics, and ...
... |^'fJi™? with the following verdict :- are satisfied that John C. Delmerge, J.P. ; John Gleeson (lst), J*tne» Postings, Barnes, John Thompson, John Dwyer, James Sharpe, ifloma f Clarke, and John Carter, soldiers the 31st Regiment, are ...
... passable repair. At Haverfordwest some cattle were killed by lightning during the storm that prevailed. At Cardigan, two pigs, belonging to Mr. John Havard, cabinetmaker, were killed by the lightning ; and Blaennerch, near Tremaine, two horses, worth about ...
... Parliament was £54,030. Irish children are being brought over and apprenticed to work in the Manchester cottonmills. The Earl of Cardigan retires from the 11th Hussars directly the drill season closes. Ihe Pope has been ordered play an hour a day billiards, order ...
... what passed. The child was then screaming loudly. The man had hold of both the arms of the child, which was lying upon its face on the floor. He then lifted it by its arms, and knocked its head very hard eight times against the skirting boards of the ...
... Dogmell s, Cardigan. eln Francis, Esq., J.P., Carmarthen, and Court Henry, Carmarthen Grffiths G., Esq., J.P , Berry Newport Cardigan. Grffi hs Rev J. R-, Vicar of Llangeler, Newcastle Emlyn. Griffiths John, Esq., J.P., Llwy derris. Cardigan. G™ H. L. ...
... Esq., J.P., Pantsaison, Cardigan. James Mr. J. Parry, Cilwen, near Newcastle Eiulyn. Jenkins Major T. A., Trevigen, near Cardigan. Jennings R.. Esq., Portland Place, London, and Gellideg, Kidwelly- Jenkins R. D., Esq., JR., Cardigan. Jenkins J., Esq., Cilbronne ...