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... the screw-steamer St. Thomas, of a daughter. SPENCE-May 12, in Shrewsbury-road, Claughton, Mrs. John B. Spence, of a son. BENHow-May 12, at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Iluyton, the wife of Mr. Richard Benbow, of a son. MORTON-May 12, at the residence of her ...
... had John Dodd, of Great SaughalL — The renewal of the license of James Strong liscard, was refused. William Williams, Thornton Hough, had bis license (which had been suspended) renewed. — Tbe license of Thomas Lee (deceased), of the Sportmau's Arms, was ...
... (brothers), and Michael MAvoy were brought up. on remand, charged with having violently assaulted Thomas Newton, John I'ownalL, and John Alcock. on the Bth instant. Mr. Bretherton appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Charles Pemberton for the prisoners ...
... its way to the war. Mr. Stanton asserts that he shall soon have 200,000 black troops. LORD CARDIGAN AND COLONEL CALTHORPE.—The libel action brought by Lord Cardigan against Colonel Calthorpe ended on Wednesday for the defendant. The Chief Justice refused ...
... Chapel Cottage, Arm, relict the late Joseph Bosweß, the-rftS year her age* inst, aged 78, Joseph Co-wap, farmer, High Leigh, inst, aged 54, the Bey. J. D. Day, vicar EBesmere FajE2—llth inst, at Acton Bridge, awfully sudden, Mr John Fryer, aged years ...
... and Mr. Grattan for the defendant. The complainant stated that she had been married two years, and had one child. Her husband earned from 22s to 303 per week. On Sunday morning last he attacked ber with a knife, and when she put up her arm to defend ...
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... its way to the war. Mr. Stanton asserts that he shall soon have 200,000 black troops. LORD CARDIGAN AND COLONEL OALTRORPE.—The libel action brought by Lord Cardigan against Colonel Calthorpe ended on Wednesday for the defendant. The Chief Justice refused ...
... Arnold's, Beldge. Mr Ralph Bayley, of the Feels Arms latest, Manchester. Os the lah (net. at Naistwieh. suddenly, 'relit, Esq.. Houghton Thera, TeepOrkY. ON the (Sib Inst. at Rolston Halt. Henry, wood We Dr. Grattan), Bishop of Chester, his Wth Oa the 16th Inst ...
... Horse Clothing, &c. + ILLIAM MITCHELL SELL AUCTION, To-morrow ai twelve Deansgate, as follows :— noon? prompt, at the King’s Arms Stables, South King-stre ride or drive, Lot 1. A Useful BAY MARE, five years 014, 15 stead Lot 2. A Handsome DUN PONY, six_¥ ...
... of the Rev. John Richards, incumbent of Lianerchymed nd Dist inst, at his residence, at Blaendyffryn, Cardiganshire, i nd | his 58th year, John Lloyd Davies, Esq., J.P. for the counties « lieutenant, and late fc of | Carmarthen and Cardigan, deputy- Ot ...
... BEFORE MESSRS. W. RATHBONE AND IV. EARLE. ALLEGED ROBBERY AND INTREPID CONDUCT OF A DOMESTIC SEIVANT.-An elderly man, named John Regan, was charged with breaking into the house of Mr. D. Powell, Eaton Cottage, Knotty Ash, and stealing a quantity of silver ...