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... at the poachers. The animals fastened on two of the gang, named Thomas and John Hermitage, who were ultimately captured. The others escaped. The dogs seized Gelsthorpe the arm and Hermitage by the hand, severe wounds beings-inflicted. Both prisoners were ...
... infantry, armed, latterly, for the most part, with rifles, but in the instance with old-fashioned muskets, fowling-pieoes, revolvers, and whatever they could get. Speaking generally, the insurgents, to whatever oorps they belonged, were armed anyhow, dressed ...
... %hen the prep.-410n wits submitted OF GUM', INTER AND BRISTOL. eon'irr:•ion of t'io election the Itor. Chaska John Ellirott, P.D., of St. John's College, Cambridge, Into proles o: of iiiitorrithealogy in 6ings Collrro, London, to the 14 , ..1i0mne Giow ...
... consented to the recommendation. The Earl op Cardigan and the Hon. Colonel Calthorp.— Rumour says that early in Easter term, Mr. Bovill, Q.C.. will move in the Court of Queen’s Bench, on the part of the Earl of Cardigan, “the hereof Balaclava,” for a criminal ...
... Lloyd, Nott-squ are Cardigan I). Williams, bookseller Cefricoedycymmor P. Skyms Taibach J. Hilbert, grocer Hirwain—J. Sims, chem• ist Merthyr—D. Evans, Victoria-street D. Davies, Waterford Store Penclawdd—R. B. Christopher Rhymney John Evans, grocer Abergavenny ...
... ’' fashion, placing one arm round his neck, and with the other Though not a friend was near shoulder, mid jerking the second mto my waistcoat, through “S of. fifly-pound note; stUl, of her Matesty’s judge- » England.-dSWarrf. John, “ilwm turnip. And now ...
... April 18, the day throwing. throw the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. To commence thro wing at threo o’clock. U.\ni>ir —Un Saturday, rabbit coursing match, luo best of iliteen courses, for a-side, was run at Cardigan Arms, Leeds, between Ralph Marshall’s hitch ...
... of the nohle lord and the tamale toleration - NI inieter of England, were it not that the fantaatic t w he again presented arms, and the hand heed the field of hatt'e. or to those who are 4.1 sy t notormits. But really , loayett , . By se u reer the of ...
... enjoyed for the last thirteen years, and that he has Sold the Whole Stock and Trade to his Son, JOHN STEWART, and JAMES LAWSON, who was for many years Cutter to Mr John Anderson, Jun., late of 21 South Bridge, whom he can with every confidence re- commend as ...
... A nest well cleaned aud ready for the tic. and peas. warco IMY buslusss captured by a singe gun-boat, for she was only armed I market weighs from fifteen to sixteen grartmee; is of LIVERPOOL COTrON MARKET. TCESDAT. when far out of Blitish jurisdiction ...
... Charles Morris, George Horse, William Reese; Aston Bpru, George Barker: Bitlinfley, John Barker; Claveriojf, Thomas Orel ton, John Dorey, Matthew Mile*, J. Bentley CMmarth, John Baker. Thomas Boreen ; Chetton, Benjamin Rudd, William Yardley; Deuxhill, Charles ...
... ComieaUties—Miss C. Parkce’ Vocal and Terpsichorean Sketches, and other varied attraction®. MR. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PARRY, will appear in an entirelv NEW ENTERTAINMENT EASTER MONDAY, April G, at Eicht ROYAL GALLERY ILLUSTRATION, R.-gi-mVsUcel ...