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... ascertaining that it was Grattan who was there, he went down stairs. Grattan was literally covered with blood, and nearly exhausted. He placed him in chair, and sent for a police-officer and a surgeon. Some spirits were administered to Grattan, who revived su ...
... ever get to their destination in safety. Dbspbbatx Encounter Cardigan Gaol.—One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had frightful encounter with two desperate burglar*, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the assizes ...
... The Nationalists sit by rs helpless, as abject as the negroes of the Confederate States, and, like them, not intrusted with arms, though their masters say they are contented, happy, and loyal. The work of national organization, commenced 12 months ago ...
... d. Knur and Spell.—The Champion Defeated.— On Monday afternoon, about 1,800 persons assembled at the enclosure of the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, Leeds, to witness a game of knur and spell between Kirk Stables, the champion at this game, of Wortley ...
... Inn, Ludgate Hill, Saturday. Dr. Birt Davies, coroner for the borough, held an inquiry into the circumstances of the death of John Davis, aged ten. The boy Thomas M'Gce who is charged with causing the death of Davis, was present in custody during the inquiry ...
... —Farms. To the tenaut and resident occupier of any farm not less than 150 acres. Two entries. First, Mr John Littlefair, Hartley Fold; second, Mr John Lancaster, Skygarth. To the tenant of any farm not less than thirty nor more than 150 acres. One entry ...
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... Bob; you ays right a wrong. > Secretary of State in George the First's reign, c as a Potman. Some one said to him, ; your arms on a baronet's carriage the other ™ are related, no doubt. Oh, said Craggs, j, have been upon many carriages. young lady ...
... Uniformity, by wliich Re Pur*' tans were driven from the Church of England, ttf° hundred years ago. Tho chair was occupied by $ John Somervell, who introduced the lecturer remarking that this demonstration was a just tribute ** the power of conscience, and ...
... cannot help reading you their names. They were Daniel O'Connell; John Arthur Roebuck ; John Temple Leader Charles Hindley T. Pcrronet Thompson; W. SharnianCrawford; Henry Hethcriugton; John Cleave; James Watson ; Richard Moore ; William Lovett, and Henry ...
... inches circumference, aic weighing nearly half pound. Lord Houghton has in preparation a new edition of The Life and Letters of John Koats.—The Reader. Signor Giuglini will malco his first appearance at Exeter Hall, in conjunction with Madame Parepa, Miss ...
... Mr. R. Benton. Re-elected (C) 8,170 Mr. John Walter. New candidate (L) 2,736 Hon. A. Herbert. New candidate (L) 2,443 BERWICK. Two Members. Population 18,265. Viscount Bust. New member Mr. John Stapleton. New member (L) Major Carpenter ...