... Bellina, in company with another woman whom she had met on the way, they were pursued and attacked by two men, one of whom was armed with a gun and had three dogs, who dragged the cloak off tbe person of tha woman Fitzpattick, and then took the bundle in which ...

... harness left by the parties, was found unmolested the following morning. PETTY SESSION, Wednesay. (Before tbe Rev. John Sedgwick, Clerk, and John Elam, Esq.) Game. — Law v. Parrinotoe. — This was an in- formation charging the defendant with using a gun for ...

... occasionally; and Phoenix Park would be maintained as a royal residence. Mr. Grattan, in a very vehement and discur- sive speech, moved that the motion be rejected. He abused Lord John Russell's address as with- out argument, solidity, point, or interest; described ...

... of flowerpots, fonts, arm-chairs, tables &c, which will remove tbe impression of a strictly ecclesiastical charac- ter in a secular exhibition. The Council of the Society of Arts have determined to appropriate their rooms in John street, Adelphi, to the ...

... 4th inst. at Bridge Row, Levens, upon John Pooley, and was fined in the penalty jjf ss. 6d., and costs, 14s. 6d., which was immediately paid; and the said Robert Bindloss, David Lewis, Robert Philipson, and John Dick- inson, were also severally convicted ...

... her arms. She missed him, and on looking round saw him near the well. She ran towards him, but before she had reached him he had thrown the child down. She added tbat she heard it knock against the side and fall into the water. She said, •» Oh John, what ...

... Walpole afterwards intimated) the clothing. This being a national defence, it was intended thattbe expense of tbe equipment, arms, and bounty should, save in districts which should not provide tbe proper queta, be borne by the public purse. Having disposed ...

... and passed. Corrupt Practices at Elections Bill. — Upon the motion for considering the lords' amendments to this bill, Lord John Russell amid he regretted the alterations which had been made, which would materially impair the efficiency of the measure ...

... on thf heads of the reporters, and just ?? where Lord James was standing. The High Sheriff then called for a show of Sir John Power and Colonel Wemys each do- j n ames ed ßutle?? ll ' 0n ** ° f M * EUi ' not divide the Liberal inimrmTt, \l fi wo„M ...

... late of Patri- croft Dock, Patricroft, near Manchester, boat builder and coal dealer. John Brownell, for- merly of Bradford Road, Manchester, provision dealer. John Banks, late occupying an ofiice in Farleton-strect, Liverpool, architect and sur- veyor ...

... Ulverston, on Saturday last, we have to re- cord two shipwrecks, the result of the some . T 5f.,, 8 l cho ? ner Vi*o, of Cardigan, (Mr. John Gillhead, master), was wrecked about a mile and a quar er from the Sand Hills, at the north end of the Is'e of Walney ...

... Captain, 'James Greenwood, Esq., John We d, Esq., Rklph Holden, Esq., John Joseph i Middle- to:?, Esq., Thomas Goulburne Parker, Esq., Ed- ward Petre, Esq., George Decks Swngley, Esq., William Lister Sagar, Esq., John Pickup Lord, Esq., Frederic Broadbent ...