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... BRIDGWATER BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The Guardians ?mount at the weekly meeting of the Board, on Wednesday last, were John Briosoie, Esq., (chairman,) Metiers. It. Smith. O. 8. Poole, J. W. Sully, H. Smith, J. Ling, J. E. Jetfrey, H. P. TUrlll.t , J. White ...
... THE LATE GENERAL JOHN JACOB. The Indian army has just lost a General, and the Indian service a hero. Brigadier John Jacob, the renowned Commander of the Seinde Horse, has fallen, es the mail informs us, a victim to fever, and the announcement will be ...
... DEARLY-BOUGHT Kiss.—At the New Bailey Court, Manchester, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted her in a railway carriage, on the way from Rochdale to Manchester. He puC his arm round her waist and kissed her on the cheek, and attempted ...
... TISLONT AT WELUI. John Whitcombe w as iralliote'd for stealing £4 and a leathern puree, the property of Robert Meare, on the 14th January. Mr. Speke appealed for the pronecution.— Robert R od, beerbonse-keeper, Wells, said that on the 14th January he ...
... divides the cc unties of Cardigan and Merioneth, a considerable number of oak trees were found under the bed of the sea, together with the Piaui Sylves • tris, or Scotch fir, a phenomenon, however, by no means confined to Cardigan Bay. At Newgale, a little ...
... since Mr. Beck extracted from my foot va n troubleemne corn, and I have ever since been in perfect o bid September, Is6o. • JOHN Anxorr. Mr. Deck would remind the Nobility, Gentry and Public of Bristol, Clifton, and neighbourhood, that he guarantees a ...
... 137 Mr. George Chapple, Ironmonger, Torrington. 138 John Rndbaed, Esq., Aldwlek Court. 139 Colonel Alden*, Wellington Villa. 140 Mr. James White, Moerend House 141 Mr. Tucker, Box Cottage. 142 John Thomas. Sons, and Co. Rertcliffe Street. Estimates given ...
... house; it was in a very decomposed stabs, and there was this peculiar fact eocniected with the discovery, that was minus one arm, which appeared to have been ent • The cue on the part of the prosecution was (that the child discovered was the one of which ...
... Good Hope in the autumn. Ten members of the 12th Devon Artillery Volunteers have been expelled for disorderly conduct. Colonel John Desborough, C. 8., has been appointed governor of the new Military College at Cowley, near Oxford. On page 1 of the Army List ...
... Good Hope in the autumn. Ten members of the 12th Devon Artillery Volunteers have been expelled for disorderly conduct. Colonel John Doaborough, C. 8., has been appointed governor of the new Military College at Cowley, near Oxford. On page 1 of the Army List ...
... tore eft the Western side of the whole roof of the booking -Armes end turned it upside down, broken into fragments, almost in the place it bad before meapied. Jaa. 30.—The storm in Cardigan Dedwaa most violent, and has caused great damage all aleng coat ...
... oothett and Peek, Woo; George Keersky, Yorkshire: John Wilder, Reading; Thomas Aloock, Ratchffe-ou-Trent, Nottingham; Reynolds -- • - Sohosquare Loudon; i'uuny and Co., Lincoln ; Upper Thames-street, London; John * Bardied, Canibrilgoshire ; Jobs Huxtable, ...