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... the Northleseh Union Ho was to monthe ireprienoment with hard labour. AellOOLT.—John Meet. of Rennet.. wee fined 184. including come, for moeult awn ea elderly men named John Oruro, of the same place. 1 CHIPPING CAM PDEN.—Tee Pntacg.—Supt. Edwards hes raigued ...
... March 14, 1850.1 «ourt & Lady John Russell had a brilliant assembly on Wednesday evening’ at the official residence of the PremiefTfrttownjb Street. Among those present were Viscountess Palmer-* stun, Mr. Leigh Hunt, Sir John Yardee Buller, M.P., and Lady ...
... Kitto Mevagissey Mr John Chapman Porthpean near St Austell Mr P W Auctioneer Stratton Mr Stone Dolphin Inn Launceston Mr D Cornish Bridgerule Messrs Olver and Sons Mr James Esther Pen zance Mr Josbph Blight De TJtinstanville Arms Redruth Mr J Pearce Innkeejw ...
... Edwd, Evans, Lampeter, a ?? Ty- rash, near Criclhowell, the wife of Mr. John Herbert, a son- A.t lontypool, the lady of I . B. Edwards, Esq. a sOn. MAAniAD.-At Cheltenham, Mr. John Midwinter, of New- town, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Robert Blunt ...
... MARRIAGES. March 11, at St. James's Church, Mr. John Light, to Amelia, widow of Mr. James Hobridge, of this city. March 12. at St. Nicholas Church, by the Rev. Canon Barrow. William Giles, only son of the late Mr. John Chapman, maater mariner, of this port, to ...
... facilities, which the duty of making out the lists of voters affords for party purposes.” “The limited talents of some men,” said Grattan fifty years ago, w hen reply ing to observations from Mr. Cony, at least quite as refined as those of our contemporary the ...
... remonstrance against the project to remove the Viceroyat Court. Mr. Grattan* M.P., beaded party of violent speakers, and was cheered by numbers who coupled bis name with that of John Mitchel. Sir Robert Sbaw led the moderate speakers, who would part ...
... The ball took effect the lett breast, but missed tbe heart, piercing the breast the direction of the left arm, and emerging immediately under the arm. Before any attempt at interference could be made, he then drew a second pistol, and placing the muzzle ...
... were wounds and abscesses on the arms and fingers. The skin over the bowels was discoloured. The bruises on the arms appeared to have been of long standing, perhaps a fortnight. There were two abscesses on the left arm ;.the nails of some of the fingers ...
... Hertfordshire Stead George-street Adelphi Henry 8piller dealer and chapman St John’s-wood William Barnes auctioneer ungerforrt Berkshire Thomas Williams innkeeper Weaverham Cheshire John Crosthwaite merchant Liverpool J Young innkeeper Manby Lincolnshire Stubbs ...
... daughter of'3r, John Haspison. Gravesend and M1r. John Owen, to Harriet, youngest daughter of Mr. H. Evans, of that ?? itev. David Evans, Baptist minister, of Swansea, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Lloyd, iron- monger. Cardigan-Win. Ilallain, Req ...
... power to convene the Synod of the Church Nominally it is vested ia the Crowu— really and actualiy in the Prime Minister, Lord John ussell, then fet us by ail means in our power the hands of our Bishops now that they are toxetber—make known to them the determined ...