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... »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 ...
... practically turned oat of the commission of the pence. Ar INVERNESS a trial of a ning'ular kind recently took place. The Rev. John Macdonald, Roman Catholic priest at Fort Augustus, and two men named Macpherson and Maclellan, were charged with having assaulted ...
... HOll/110( is Mr. William H. Borrow, member for South No. aged 84; the youngest, gr. John Mateo, member for Northalherion, aged IL The oldest Eugland is Vice-Clutooellor Sir John Stant, 76; the yoan Sir James Hannon, aged 49. eldest judge behind the Right Hon ...
... against any further at- As they have rifles and cannon, and we are without tempts at aggression of whicb the may be i.I advised arms, it is only by fire that we can attack and eon. enough to be guilty, and all those who participate in quer them. When the walls ...
... 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 ...
... death. of Egypt has launched out so extravagantly that CARDIGAN FAMILY PLATE.—In the Rolls Court he is now unable to be munificent in mere luxe_ on Tuesday, the caso of the Countess of Cardigan rise. The directors of the opera at Alexandria, tCurzon ...
... M imulton's, SeMptoi,Loada-raed, Marble Stators awl other Sotlptares, previous to rim to the /loyal Academy EM _ abition. - JOHN BOULTOS, London Hoed, Coatis., the Public against sorer yer•ou hawking Stone Statuettes, saving they woe executed by nee, educe ...
... 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 ...
... 10001. damages has been served upon a Tipperary priest for violence at the late election. The committee who acted fur Honest John Martin throughout the Longford election proceedings have issued an appeal for funds to enable them to meet the expenses of ...
... in 1820, the second daughter of the sixth, and sister of the late, Earl of Cardigan, which lady died in 1836; and secondly, in 1845, Miss Gore, second daughter of Admiral Sir John Gore, C.C.B. He had family both marriages, He is succeeded in the title and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...