... the carburrelted hydrogen was supposed to have been ignitecl, and John Atherton, who worked near him, were likely to recover so as to give'.otld nco. The superintendent replied that John Atherton was likely to be much recovered in a few days. The jury ...

... George Bradley had his arm torn off, and there is not much probability of his recovery. Thomas Plait had his leg aud arm broken, and he was injured in the back. Henry Chadburn, boy fourteen years of atje, had his leg and arm and was otherwise bruised ...

... 441 1166 789 478 1267 608 369 977 733 445 1178 3760 2284 6044 WALES. Anglesey Brecon Cardigan Carmarthen Carnarvon Denbigh Flint Glamorgan Merioneth .. Montgomery Pembroke Radnor . 159 97 257 178 108 ...

... ” &c. At Maynoolh county nomination the scene, says the I'elegrajih, when Mr. Grattan presented himself, baffled description”:— “The audience, en masse, turned on Mr. Grattan, who stood a calm and pitying spectator of the conduct by which they were degrading ...

... insisted the bed being searched. Froper persons were fetched in, and after little time, bundle was discovered between the child’s arm and body, which was to consist of a score of napkins, bits of line, •c., which had apparently contained substantial edibles ...

... Washing (ibe son o! Sir Philip Cratnpion, Bart.), who is native Mr. Edmond Grattan, the British Con-ul Boston, is also, the instance of his distinguished failur Mr. T. Colley Grattan, exerting bis influ e the manufacturers of Massachusetts and New York. From ...

... extending, together, to dieUnca of about yard*. The partita injured were employed at the Long-lane pit. Two of them —John Bromiley and John Clarke—were working in drift out of the air-road, eome 400 yard* bom the shaft. The body of coal had been got out ...

... —A remarkable specimen of trial by jun* took place in ISIG, at the Cardigan assizes. A gardener named John Cure sued Edward Lloyd Williams, Esq., of Gwemant, in the county of Cardigan, for an alleged balance of money due to him for wage? while in that ...

... fishmonger and green grocer. Remanded for two months. —John Brooks Collins, late of Upper Pitt-street, Liverpool, foreman in biscuit manufactory. Francis Barker, late of Oxford•treet, Manchester, butcher. John Richardson, formerly of Chapel-street, Salford, ...

... Parliamentary Reform. In reply to Mr. Cobden, Lord John Russell said government had not come to any resolution at present, relative to a blockade of the commercial ports of Russia. In answer to Sir J. Walsh, Lord John Russell stated that information relative to ...

... 2iN» horses, gihis out a small-arm mounted brigade, and the men will all supplu'd with .Mini * rillles. The cm bine rifles for Minie bills have been servo! out to (he batteries under orders fo • foreign serv ice. The new arm a rcmarkal piece workmanship ...

... Act Bill waa brought up and receivo ...