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... monthly petty I e.cssion was held yesterday, at the Long'1 Arms (before the 1ev. T. H. Tait (chairmain), Coloil Wallington, C.as Batten Poole, Esg., and W. Gaisford, S Esq.)-Samnlu Berrett, John Bull, George Watts, and William White, of Steeple Ashton, ...
... Looney's death. The names of the prisoners were Michael Farraher, Joseph McCann, Thomas Glennon, all dock labourers, and John Coyle and John Jones, carters. They were identified as being actively concerned th« fray, and keeping the ring with belts and sticks ...
... Efsq.. of fotham. I ; HAY\va ED-HUUXTABLE -January ii, at St. Andrew's Church, a Montpe ier, bay the Rev C. Clark. vicar, John Hayward. of I this citY, to Emily, only daughter of the late Joseph Huxtable, t Is Eq., of Clifton. JAM F.S-CEATIBe.-November8 ...
... 211 ,Jones Jehn, Nclituno-viI las, Turvyit, g21211n Jones John, Blarndtattle, nowopepour proprietor 0 Joists John, Mtacbyn [iete flour merchant Jones Joht Edward, lDoigeliy1 surgeon21 Jones John Foalkces, Masolynkltgetei 611 Jones Joseph iLecklsnrt, Dareley ...
... a stick. Tylee was fined Is, aud costs, or three days' imprisonment. CONINe MAOISTRATES' OFFICE, SMAUInAY.-3Toeph Perry and John Bailey, two young men from Birming- lIas, Mere charged with stealing a cake from the shop of Mr. J. H ill, confectioner, of ...
... because hie would not let go. When deceasedfloe him the last time and attempted to strike him, prisaner- put up his arm to defend himself; his arm came in contact with the deceased's breaqt and this caused the fatal fall. Surman had his fists up at the time ...
... verny extensive and msagnificent views of the town of Cardigan Hl adthe surrounding beasotifuliy - wooded country down to 22 Cardigan Bay, and is distant aboasdt two miles from the said town of Cardigan. There ir plenty of fishing and shootingi the district ...
... linock-cd 6n the arm, for which lie claimued thle aniount iasesced. By his Honour-Did be hurt you matchp Yes,. Ie Plnmoyt made me cry. His Honour-Did you ?? 'Well,f'Id- 0I is Honour-Its strange you sholuld cry frtnm a blow. on ilhe arm, it nimst have ;been-n ...
... Anna, htonitan, Devon [larding Jeanne Palmer, Dursicy, irelamfloflger herding John, Doroloy, machinist Hurtling John, Highercunto, Dolvarion, SamersOt, yeoman herding John, lusiar, Geseingtoaa-hnlt. near l?toflahoOSC, t5ioOCOotOr, ilarrilag AIrs Al ariSe ...
... M'Do wall's Europe, at the south-west corner, In progress. Mr. Foley's group wi»l follow, then Mr. Theed's, and lastly Mr. John Bell's America, which is now the least, but once the-most, advanced. Mr. Foley is still work on the figure of the Prince Consort ...
... Unreserved I Seats, 2s.; Great Gallery, lb [8772 VICTORIA-ROOMS, CLIFTON. MONDAY EVENfNG, APRIL 29TH, A LDCTURFv will be given by ' JOHN MACGREGOR, ESQ,, K.A., In which he will describe BOB ROY UNDER GROUND. .F Doo open at lalf-past Seven. The chair will be ...
... have heen losti 4lle snow and that all that can be recovered of them will he their Aeeces. when the snow melts. fiT1uE or ~ARME~RES.-Haviflg received notice of a reduction of Id, per hour, the carpenters and joinrers of 13tabilry represented to their ...