... happy to know, was their representative in the House of Commons, Sir John Dorington. (Cheers.) Having referred in appreciative terms the services rendered to the county by Sir John Dorington as Chairman Quarter Sessions and of the County Council, he said ...

... SIR JOHN DORINGTON, BART., WITH HIS CONSTITUENTS. THE IRISH QUESTION. Addressing a meeting of his constituents at Norton, on Friday evening, Sir John Dorington said that with regard Irejand most undue interest had been excited by the intensity of party ...

... at the Battle Alma. He also took part in the i barge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which escaped unhurt, but at the Battle Inkerman his right arm was shot away. ...

... the Battle of Alma. He also took part in tho Charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at the Battle of Inkerman his right arm waa shot away. ...

... going towards YVestgato Bridge. carrying bundle under his arm, and witness /went across and stopped him and asked what he was carrying in the bundle. Prisoner replied Only one of these cardigan jackets, a couple of shirts and a pair of trousers. Witness ...

... towards Westgate Bridge. He was carrying a bundle under his arm, and witness went across and stopped him and asked what he was carrying in bundle. Prisoner replied Only one of these cardigan jackets, couple of shirts and a pair of trousers. Witness asked ...

... Cripps to Mr. H. Cobb; Russell Arms, Halesroad, from Mr. E. Hilbert Mr. A. J. Skinner; New Inn, Shnrdington, from Mr. 11. Cobn Mr. H. Smith ; Elephant and Castle, from Mr. W. Cousens to Mr. Thomas Harrold. ALLEGED RCROLARY. John Harkaway (19), labourer, S ...

... Colonel Browne, George King, waterman, and John James Steven, formerly a pupil at the Berkeley Vale Shorthorn Dairy Company’s factory, were summoned for assaulting John Churchill, in the entrance the Berkeley Arms hotel, on the evening the 4th in at., the ...

... of the Grenadier Guards, brother of the member for Dorchester, and nephew of Lord Cardigan. He informs the electora that he has “ shared in the triumph of the British arm: at Alma,” and that he has been invalided from active service by wounds received ...

... loon be made to the Irish Catholics. Grattan came to and saw Pitt. who hinted that. while the Governnett would not bring forward a Bill themselves, they wool.] not oppose it if brought forward by others. Grattan home persuaded that the day of the final ...

... Barroa, Hon. G. Sir H. , H. Grattan, G. G. , KE. 8. Cayley, Six W , Mr, Pusey (Peelite), J. Sadieir. an,and on the Meerina at Wednesday on in a the principle of juss to every British interest ‘was beld ot pressure of Armes fon, om are in the of the trade ...

... from the conveyance, with the result of a dislocated finger and a severe shaking to Mrs. Witts, and breaking the coachman’s arm and other injuries. The horse managed to free itself from the conveyance, and was afterwards caught down the Upper Swell-road ...