... quitting the turnipdield Hogan presented his gun, took deliberate aim, bred, and shot the unfortunate man in the left arm and side . arm shattered, and several slugs are lodged He without hopes of his recovery. nday, 1 K an was fully committed for trial ...

... daughter of the late William James Ebden, Gent., of Fressinefield. On the 16th instant, at St. John’s Church, Hackney, the Rev. T. O. Qoodchild, Rector, Mr. John Everett Chapman, of Stowmarkct, to Sarah, only daughter of William Bull, Esq., of Hackney. the ...

... volume, now th* property of John Deck, Esq., late of this town, and formerly belonging to Sir. Thomas Spring, Bart., containing heraldic notices of the Kings and principal Barons and ! Knights of England, with their arms emblazoned, from William the ...

... so in Roman tathohe countries, why was this control to be denied to this Mate.' did not regret the agitation to which I»rd John Russell’s letter had given rise, since it would have the effect of opening the eyes of Homan Catholics—amongst whom there prevailed ...

... “that one hundred cavalry armed with the repeating pistol would at least as efficient as three hundred armed in the ordinary way.” They report, finally, that, in their opinion, “ Colt’s repeating pistols are the most efficient arm for mounted men and frontier ...

... member ofthe Jewish persuasion had upon individuals. With regard to the motion, he hoped been elected upwards of votes. He (Lord John) the House would pause before it committed itself to was glad to find that Alderman Salomons did not mean proposition which ...

... Robert, Stafford, last manufacturer Wall John and Thomas Young. Chatham, brewers Webb Thomas, Stourbridge, tailor BAJiKRI.'PTCT SUPERSEDED. Macduff John, Llanelly, auctioneer BANKRUPTS, Friday, Sept 5. Brudenell John, Windsor. Berkshire, brewer Forsyth Robert ...

... The prisoners were found guilty, and sentenced to be transported for seven years. One of the parties imposed upon was Mr. John Jones, formerly a farmer at Citing • fold, Essex. Two Railway Stations for Brazil have been built at Birmingham, by Mr. J. ...

... and through those courts, the power of the Church. He, a Roman Catholic, would ever raise his voice, ay, and if necessary his arm, to resist persecution of any kind. Lord Stanley did not think any doubt was ever entertained as to the propriety of England ...

... bring naval gunnery to its present perfection. the next Council, a proclamation will issued against manufacturing supplying arms, ammunition, and ships war to the enemy, with warning that such w ill be seized bv the British (lovernment. tew days will remove ...

... West or Fast Indies, instead ot that of Brazil or Cuba. shall thus protest actively. 1 remain, dear Sir, faithfully your’s, JOHN Klf/GERALD. ♦ fetal ll's. importcil .lan. Ist. 1*53. from North America, have etfiaal statistics the amount of freogrowu cotton ...

... Then came the un:ortunate affair. One aide-de-camp gave the wrong order to Lord Cardigan, “That he was to charge and retake the batteries,” instead of That Lord Cardigan was to use bis discretion and charge if necessary Our light cavalry charged, got ...