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... miners, named John and William Roberts, brothers. were also working, burying the men in the dehris. Three of the men, William Roberts and the two Treloars, were shortly after extricated, but they were found to be badly injured. The body of John Roberts is ...
... chiefly of working men. The resolutions and the speeches both denounced Mr. Eyre, advocated, and condemned the conduct of Lord Cardigan awl other persons who had attended the banquet at Southampton. FURMAN' OP AN ENTATI BY nil PNINCZ 01? WALES. The Prince of ...
... 64 ' l ' ditto for 36 lltd; 135 handsome Raised-work Cushions, for 7s Ild; Ifs ditto. foe 86 1114; 35e Raised - work Royal Arms. for 125 114; be Bead and Wool Cushions, for Bd4; 6s ditto, for 45 114 ; 75 ditto. for 55 141; a few very fine ell- Cushions ...
... severely burned about the legs, facie, arms, and also on his ankle. Another man, named Henry. was found lying a considerable distance rom the casting in an insensible condition; he was burned about the face and arms and otherwise inj nred. He is lying in ...
... for the new town hall for Manchester. LORD CARDIGAN'S PROPERM—The late Earl of Cardigan, who wade many wills, is stated to have left the whole of his property over which be bad control to the Countess of Cardigan for life.—Aforning Post. FANNY ADAMS' GRAN ...
... on ths 4th iust Mr. JOHN MOHAN, merchant, to JANET LYLE, daughter Of Mr. James Dickie, church officer; at Claremoubstreet, 3d fut.. b y the Rev. Dr. H'Ewau. CHARLES WEBB. EN. of Wimborne Minster, Dorsetshire, Mmmv, daughter of John Soutar, Esq., harrister- ...
... 4kri. Thonsands upon thousand, of Chen mss 'tree Ornament* from ekd to 41 &I a desert. Thousands of Dolls, with China Heads, Arms, and Poet at prices ranging from 21.1 to he 74d; regular sealing prices from 64 t 1000 Dozen Preuty Poll., that pelt at now ...
... surprise, a body twenty polioe were under arms on the premises during the THE REPEAL AGITATION IN IRELAND. {From latt night's Globe,) A statue about to be erected in Dublin to the memory of the celebrated Grattan. There is nothing wonderfoLin such a mark ...
... BELFAST. {From yttUrdayt IforOitm Whig.) On Wednesday night Thnndny thn «Uhtuhment of John Nall, gunmakor, Hlgh atreet, Belfast, was feloniously entered and fire-arms of different descriptions stolen. It appears that the shop was shat end properly secured ...
... offer Karl Dudley to give £lO.OOO toward* the restoration the Cathedral provided musical festival* were not held there, Sir John moved the adoption of pstition the Dean and Chapter praying that the Cathedral should used for festivals as hitherto his was ...
... Peacock was only years of age.— Northern Ksprf*?. The Pi ke of Buccutcch and the Cardigan Plate. —The Muster of the Rolls gave judgment yesterday the case of Cardigan n Howe. will J*. 6 * membered that application was made to lordship in resikcct some ...
... ETJENIKG (WEDNESDAY). OCT. 11, TJOI THE ARTr U DODOE. After which. At 8 o'clock. Mr. T. Bob«»tson'8 New Pi*y. HOME. o»pUln John White, To Conch* •* LORD DUNDREARY Lord Duadruery. .Mr. Sonrskv. AND BKTTLXD. Mr. Bormuf. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). FRIDAY, ...