... »die» George, aged 13. and Benjamin, aged 11. sons of Mr. John Matthewa. park keeper Mr. Akroyd. Wollaton Hall, who were drowned while eliding on pond near that place. Another boy, named John Clark, the principal wi'neas. After speaking of their going ...

... Wotton-under-Edge Kingsuortb, John, luglis, near Folkestone, Esquire Kingston, John, 6, Crosby-square. E-quire Kingston. Samuel, Spalding, Lincolnsbiie, auctioneer, Ac. Kirk, John, Castle-place, Worcester, tea dealer Hitching, John, farmer [teobsm, gent. Kite ...

... Prince’s house. The Prince hereupon declared that M. Fonvielle’s version was entirely false; the latter had invaded his house armed, and should not now be a witness, but a defendant in the cause. Tn re ly to M. Leroux, the Prince’s counsel, M. de Fonviel ...

... protection, wasniuch cut about the hsads, arms, and feet with the broken glass and crockery ware, and Hsv nightdress was also considerably torn. The burglar waa likewise severely cut about the face, bands, and arms the broken glass. At length the intruder ...

... Organ to John Harris; Shipwrights' Arms, from George i.uaw-H Thoa Harris; the Dining Booms, from Elizabeth Brunsdon to lobn Aitn>*c ; the Old Bear, from J. W. Hughes lo Uallenger ; the Parrot, from Samuel Eocle» Walter Davis ; th.- Butchers' Arms, Bell-lane ...

... [Devon Spiller, John, N. P. Bk. Houitou, gamekeeper Splatt, Miss Ellen, care of Rev. Fayle, Torquay, Devon Spoug, Charles, Wear House, Evershot, Dorset, Squire, John, Bideford, grocer Squire. John, ami) Lynton,.Devon, yeoman Carr, John Parracombe, Devon ...

... during the previous thirty years. There are in Wales two parishes called Llanllwchaiam” one in Montgomeryshire, the other in Cardigan. We are glad to learn from the School Board Chronicle that a board has been elected in each, because pMaihly the next generation ...

... robbery ever committed, even by hack playwright,” has been commited by a Mr. H. P. Grattan. At least, says Mr. John Hollingshead, in a letter to the Liverpool papers. Mr. Grattan, it appears, hits had produced at one of the Liverpool theatres a play called ...

... weeks with the ministers of the Chipping Norton Circuit. Chipping Norton, William Holdsworth, John Burnett. Swindon, Samuel Wesley, Edwin H. Tindall (Faringdon), John P. Yates (New Swindon). wagons employed during the last year to earn this amount was much ...

... man wasdnmk at the time ; and seems to. have kept up that condition. The result was excessive inflammation of the hand and arm, and all the symptoms of blood poisoning, from which cause died. Another illustration of the brutalising effects of drink is ...

... circumstances, a subscription for their benefit has been opened by their friends, who invite the contributions of the public. The John Bull hears good authority that addition is expected to the family of Argyle, and that her Majesty will probably be blessed ...

... Charles Brudenell Bruce, M.P., 7, St. George’s- place, Hyde-park Corner, SW. George Hanbury Field, 6¢, John Oliver Hanson, Es« 4, Dorset-square, John Kingston, Esq., 6, ¢ -square, Duncan Macdonald, Esq., Belgrave-mansions, Grosvenor. gardens, London, and ...