... and threw Sir George- with geat force an his- Kar right arm. Onbiglitdfo th ground it- was Red foun tht th riht hon. baronet had sustaineda T serious injury by breaking the hone of his right arm. stro justlabove the wrist. H e was instantly conveyed to ...

... Trafalgar(i I), Joiner. John Belgmve (i 2). blower, the other, into those of bandi and ln«li*criminatinp seventy. lt( „ ni painter, were severally charged with may percii.e, for in.tance. tnxinoi attention paid to ttea!i , pmparty of Mr. John llrumhead, the question ...

... Advowson Trusts.—On the motion ot Alderman Hepper, the following gentlemen were appointed trustees of the advowson of St. John the Evangcdist, in the township of Leeds :—The Mayor, Alderman Bateson, Councillors Botterill and White. Expenses of the Register ...

... 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 ...

... generally stated that she has arms and #* hav 11 on board, which being contraband of war if o{ e been liable to confiscation, although the If? L Wlnte r Russian ports has been abandoned for it. n jol, rna] +i 0F Fire-arms. An Amene» Jl . e Springfield ...

... 11i,.r . frow io the Sttl. .Ut, »« . 1.-J i,u Fif'l.. I*• ■ ihrit ol In Ilian n.,tK j-nchH had aimed at Baloum. Ills arm) for two oajr -. lb j) ( u.. .n share* M. and B. C. i • :oc at the .. i ul near Kulans the nDeaiu-having over- Ditto Eighths ...

... was m Maßche ster, John Briggs, labonrer, Armley, Jas. Marsdcn, got out of the place. made little or no effort gel Esq.. oLK.rkstall; the Rev R. Al. Short K.rk- favour ot deputation being appointed make arrange- mw>uo> Arm!ey> John Pickard> turned convict ...

... THE YORKSHIRE TESTIMONIAL TO 'rHE EARL OF CARDIGAN. On Saturday last, a meeting of tbe subscribers r to the Yorkshire Testimonial to Major-General the Earl of 9 Cardigan, ?? wase held in the Council Chamber of the Leeds Court-house, for the purpose of ...

... side were more or less injured. Five ot the thieves, named William Cain, of Manchester; John Briggs, labourer, Armley, near Leeds; Jsmes Marsden. masoD, Arm- ley; John Pickard, a returned convict ; and David Steel, a cartman in the employ of Messrs. Crowther ...

... diatolical offs nee. THE YORKSHIRE TESTIMONIAL TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. On iaturday last, a meeting of the subscribers to the Yorkshire Teviitioni.il to Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, K.O It., ass held in the Cauoril Chamber of the Leeds Court-house ...

... prisoners discharged. —Leeds Mercury. The Testimonial to Lord Cardigan.—A very handsome silver-gilt sword, value about 250 guineas, having been purchased for presentation to Lord Cardigan, a meeting of the subscribcrr was held at the Leeds Courthouse ...

... included a letter of King John of France, written at Windsor Castle, when a prisoner in 1356; and holographs and autographs of Henry VII. and his ministers, m P son and Dudley ; Henry VIIL to Anne Boleyn, Francis L, Charles V., John Calvin, Melancthon, M ...