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... that expression. In this form we allow that Sir JOHN'S invitation did not amount to an insult. It was simply an impertinence. We hope that modification will suit the taste of the Editor of ,Ttkh B01, Sir JoHN COLsmuDGE, and the Editor of his own organ as ...
... answer, of course, was made. The two invalids, who could uot walk on account of their wounds, were carried in the arms of the gaol warders. An armed police-guard was placed round the prisoners, when ] the procession began to move to the scaffold, which w:is ...
... Barrow, member for South Notte, aged eighty-five ; the youngest, Mr. John Hutton, member for Northollertol. aged twenty-two. The oldest judge in Englond is Vice.Chancellor Sir John A iStuart, aged severty-six ; the youngest, Sir Henry Harmon, aged forty-nine ...
... was found near Derby the other day. Three persons were killed, on Saturday, by the fall a cottage at Penniford, Devonshira. John Hal], of BusheU-street, Presten, aged was killed on Monday morning by falling down stairs. A Yorkshire farmer ramed Sickles ...
... Liverpool, with about 4,000 bales of cotton, became a total wreck at seven o'clock on Friday morning on St. Patrick's.causeway, Cardigan Bay. The lifeboat Mabel, Louisa, stationed at Abersock, was fortunately the means of saving the lives of thirteen of the ...
... is Mr. Wm. H. Barrow, member for South Notts., aged 85; the youngest, Mr. John Hutton, member for Northallerton. aged 22. The oldest Judge in England is Vice- Chancellor Sir John Stuart, aged 70 ; the youngest. Sir Henry Hannen, aged 49. The oldest Juflge ...
... Epitome News. John Hall, of Bushell-street, Preston, aged was killed on Monday morning by falling down stairs. At the Southwark police-court, London, on Wednesday, a little girl, twelve years old, was charged with trying to drown herself in the Thames; ...
... btte' Su'iua ; Oscar I( v, rgaHrd), Gefle ; 't Uran.«k ('p.H.r»er). fovereign. Liverpool; Mary, Par; Thomaa and John. Ch He* town; Ruth, Cardigan; Neath Abbey, Neath ; Provident. Aberthaw ; Lady 'lary. Swansea. In Kingruad for’ Hriatol: A French schooner ...
... General Lord Cardigan, of aqua' tank with Lord Clyde, are examploa tho disgraces of old system; for Lord Cardigan bad porohascil all steps after Waterloo, and never seen a fired in nnger. valuable man, la quite another way, habeen lost in Mr. John TMd Pratt ...
... felt such pain In her hand and arm, that • medical man was called in, who, after at. tending her for • few days, advised her removal to the halides]. She was admitted there on Wednesday, the 19th inst., the hand and arm being at the time highly inflamed ...
... one • the ushtrs of tbe Hou-e 1 .5 meons of a handle. OF A Cosvicv.— rue Law Times pab lishes the history a convi. t named John Parsons as , Illustrative of the so. maly an our system of criminal .unishment. Iu 184 he was &ewe-noted at the Bin ntingham ...
... constable the existence of scab in thirty-three sheep in defendant's possession. Fined ss. and costs. Henry Berridge, John Vesper, and John Sweetland were charged with having converted to their own use the materials for making five pairs of boots, and entrusted ...