... Conservative Governments, not finding it convenient prematurely to tie themselves with hard and fast lines. Once, as honest Sir John Paokington made known, a Government of which Mr. Disraeli was a leading personage only had ten minutes in which to decide on ...

... GLOUCESTER JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1856. ceived the second blow upon the elbow and fleshy part of the arm. ‘The first blow must have caused almost iustant death. So far not the slightest clue to the perpetrators of this horrible deed or the cause ...

... afterwards visited the Commodore of the English yacht squadron (the Earl of Wilton) on board the Xariffa, aad also the Earl of Cardigan, aad was received with rounds cheer* and the yarda manned. The procession then returned to the dockyard juat a* the sun took ...

... Newnham, for the purpose of electing a coroner for the Forest of Dean Division of this county, in the place of John Barnett, Esq. deceased. John Burrap, Esq. the Under Sheriff, in the absence of the High Sheriff, presided, and from 150 to 200 individuals ...

... Anderson, A. (abroad;) Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill;) Benet, J.; Colebroookc, Sir E.; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry; lleathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Lovcden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; Mahcr, N.; O'Connell, J.; Power, N ...

... Swansea—Hifieiuan, Otf tons creosote from J. Fe.lows and Co. John and Margaret, 3 tons salt from J. Corbett. Llanelly—Major Nancy, tons salt from J. Corbett. Hayle—Hawke, tons salt from J. Corbett Cardigan—Ruth. 25 tons oak and IS tons coal. Cardiff—Rlleu Venn ...

... children with her, saying she was going to put them to bed at the Railway Arms. In 20 minutes she returned without them, and said she had put them to bed. It appears that at the Railway Arms she had taken a bed only for herself and a baby. Mysterious Murper ...

... —Upon making inquiry on Wednesday evening at the London Hospital, it was ascertained that the boy named John Wade, who was so scriously injured in the arm by the tiger which escaped from the castoly of Mr. Jamrach, in Rateliff Highway, was going on favourably ...

... recent rain, suddenly fell, and a portion of it dropping one of them, dreadfully mutilated him that be died half an hour. Mr. John Arscott, landlord of the Three Pigeons, at Bishopstawton, Devon, poisoned his mouth iteveral months ago through smoking from ...

... Au hor of and Great Men of Gloucestershire, Le. No X\XIIT Parr JOHN JAMES WAITE Fifty years ago “Blind Jobn Waite,” as he was commonly called, was a familiar figure in the city of Arm-in-arm with some friend, walking Gloucester. quite erect with a firm ...

... interests of the Government, and to protect the people until the civil government is re-established, and persons found in arms in that state and in Virginia after the 20th instant were to be dealt with as outlaws and robbers. The Mexican Emigration ...

... responded to. The Chairman next proposed Success to the Loyal Phoenix Lodge,” coupling with the name of the Secretary, Mr. John Eream. Mr. Freum returned thanks, and referred to the prosperity of Lodge, which numbers about 230 members, and although of ...