... Mellor will formally take leave of judicial life this afternoon at the rising of the courts, when the Attorney-General (Sir John klolker) will, on behalf of the Bar, address a few words to the learned judge. The Western Morning News has good reason for ...

... truth of his story. The paternal ancestor whose life 118 made his base of operations, or startingpoint, was a certain Lord John Budworth, of Budworth Castle, Herefordshire, who flourished in the time of Charles 1., and who was particularly noted for the ...

... own peril, the officers, not being obliged to discharge such debts. John Hayes, a stroug-built lad, was charged at the Thames police court, on Saturday, with violently assaulting John Tomkins, aged four years, living at 7, Gloucester Street, Salmqus Lane ...

... county of the city of Bristol, the wises being held at Taunton; and No. Di, the counties of Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, Breeknook, and Radnor, the county of the borough of Carmarthen, and the town and county of Haverfordwest, the &seizes being ...

... the Bristol Infirmary suffering from injuries to his left arm. It appeared that he was doing something to the machinery at the prem:ses of his father, Mr R. W. Smith, printer, Temple, when his arm was caught in he shafting belt, causing such severe injuries ...

... repotted on S u nday Mayo: Land meetings were weir to-day on land question, the principal grAhrshag lefts eld bare, where Mr h John Dilkin one of the of the agitation, resides. On his srrival a mile outside the town. Mr Daly, the prisoner releaseken bail ...