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... JANUARY 11, 1856. CORONERS' INQUESTS. oviit Knout*.âAn inqu**t waa hold on Monday loot, Hooghton-le-Bpnng, on Tie* of the body John Richardson, aged 21 yean, fireman of a locomotive engine on the Lambtou railway, on Friday afternoon la*t. in deacending bi* ...
... Temple, Sir. K. Wilmot, and Mr Miller. LORD CARDIGAN AND lIIS YORKSUIRE ADMIRERS. A subscription, which was entered iuto with great | svirit by West Riding gentlemen, for the purpose of a testimonial Lord Cardigan, iu honour his achievments in the Crimea ...
... of Tamworth. The late Marquis Is tbe marquisato aad ancient family honours his cousin, Captain John Townshend, R.N., M.P. for Tamworth, eldest son of Lord John Townshend, by Georgiana Aaae only daughter of Mr. Wm. Poyats, bora ia March, 1798, aad married ...
... finished silver lever watch and • gold guard. Mr John Hinamarch occupied tbe chair, and presented the tistiiou,al. On Monday the workmen Townley oollivry and other friends presented • direr snuff box to Mr John Pickering, as • token ot rasped on his leaving ...
... der, John Howard, George Chamberlain, and W. E. Denton, Wivenhoe; Henry Joslin, John Chancy, and George Smee, Maldon; Win. Read and W.White, Ipswich; George Mark- bam and J. Smith. Chelmsford ; Robert Pitt and Charles King. East Donyland; Mr. John Rouuce ...
... the Lord Chancellor, have appointed John Foster, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of the Inner Temple to be their Secretary, on the resignation of R. W. S. Lutwidge, Esq., appointed a Commissioner. _ T , , Lords Cardigan and Lucas-I asked a very dis- tinguished ...
... 2-In the ?? Wave, Watson, d, froiia Hull for Lindon. John Day, of Itanis-ate, mate of tie re Isle of Thanet of-1hiisg-suclc o1 iusgato, was mnissed oil Fri- iu day, the 2&th ult. TI'he nster, John Arnaell, dra.ged, bat did ng not sacceed ii fiiidinig ...
... Eagle, Regent Ciren*, Piccadilly, and Giamhorch-stroot. City; H. Underwood. 56. Hayuiarket. MRXTs.—Mr.JoMph Morgan, Tetby; Mr. John Kees, Haverfordwest; Mr. Palmer, Hilford; MR. James, Pitter; Mr. A. PALMBH, Cardiff; Mr. Martin, llftacombe; Mr. C«nn*iihe« ...
... polished pillars of variegated marble. LORD CARDIGAN AND HIS YORKSHIRE ADMIRERS.—A subscription, which was entered into with great spirit by West Riding gentlemen, for the purchase of a testimonial to Lord Cardigan, in honour.of his achievements in the Crimea ...
... of the case did not sufficiently impli- cate him. John Wilson, labourer, was committed for trial at next Assizes on the charge of steating a cloth overcoat, value .m, the property of Reee Itees. John Wilson was also committed to the Assizes for trial ...
... attempting now a coup de main against Erzeroum; the exhaustion his troops and the state of the roads forbid it. THE RUSSIAN CALL TO ARMS IN ASIA. The Invulide jßmae publishes the following proclamation addressed to tho noblesse of the lYanscaucasian provinces ...
... mind. At that very instant a bomb fell close beside us. Sister B. could walk no farther; Father Benjamin held her up by one arm, our soldier di d same by the other, and they balf-drag:ged her along. I dipped my handkerchief Cato the bay to revive her with ...