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... -row, for the purpose of widening the thoroughfare, intending at some future time to continue carriage road through to St. John-street. City Press. County Coroner's Bill.—Mr. Goldney's Bill, which proposed that in future county coroners shall be appointed ...
... Dixon, a farmer, near Dunnrainy, and took away a gun. Dixon's wife remonstrated, but the leader told her they wanted all the arms they could get, and fired shot when leaving the house. The young man O'Hara, who was wounded in the affray at Ballyheigue, ...
... death of his mother, did not take part in the proceedings. The games were keenly contested ; the chief honours for strength of arm falling again to the Scottish champion, Donald Dinnie, who maintains his pre-eminence over all comers. Among the prizes given ...
... than the power of obliging & friend in trifles at the cost of the country. It was like the luxury of putting your hand into John Bull's pockets and pulling ont sixpences to give to importunate friends and poor relations. Besides, the habit of signing his ...
... her husband. Goarney had been in the habit of ill-using the deceased. The jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter against John Goarney. Dr. Lankester has held an inquest at Middlesex Hospital on the body of Harriett Bertram, aged 38. who committed suicide ...
... Coote's New 21. Poika Garrixon Ball 22. Lancers sth Royal 23. Galop Cardigan 24. Sir Roger d>- Coverley. The programmes were beatifully lithographed in violet, and surmounted by the borough arms, the result of impression from the corporate seal. At 12 p.m. ...
... Oxford; James Stoddart i Porteous, AVilliam Archbutt Pocock, Henry Rogers Boor, B A., St. John's College, Cambridge ; George Jarvis Not' cutt, Joseph Haworth Redman, John Raymond, Henry Forester Leighton, James Samuelson, of New Inn Hall, Oxford; George Francis ...
... for the ensuing year :—Berkshire: John Henry Blagrave, of Calcot Park, Tilehurst, Esq. —Bucks: John Pattison Ellames, of the Manor House, Little Marlow, Esq.—Oxfordshire : John Weyland, Woodeaton, Esq.—Wiltshire : John Ravenhill, of Ashton House, Heytesbury ...
... the trunk is feet in circumference. —American Paper. The Emperor of Austria has directed the arms of Austria and Hungary to be quartered with the family arms of Count Beust. A correspondent of the Irish Times states that British peerage lias been offered ...
... Suez on the inst. on her way to Portsmouth. Death of Lieut.-General Grattan, C.B. The colonelcy of the 17th Regiment of Foot has become vacant by the death of Lieutenant-General John Grattan, C.8., which took place at Brussels on Saturday, aged 75. The gallant ...
... Crown-court, Old Broad-street. He had threatened shoot him like rat. A ticket-collector the Moorgate-street station named John Bunney, was on Monday sentenced, Guildhall, two months' hard labour, for having brutally assaulted oassenirer with whom he ...
... threatening language towards James Thomas Barnes, of the same place, on the 13th instant. Thursday— (Before John Leveaon Gower, and H. G. A. Knox, Esqrs.)—John Pointer, 33, describing himself as an insurance agent, residing at New Town, near Reading, was brought ...