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... Chapman, has been rattened for having refused to pay his subscriptions to a Union. The catches of salmon on the Tivy Bar Cardigan, Wales, have been so large that the price per pound has been reduced from ls. to 6d. The manager of the Thames Club, worth ...
... The Committee of the House of Commons on the Thames embankment have elected the Chancellor of the Exchequer as chairman. The John Bull has been informed that it is in contem- plation to propose to her Majesty to accept Archbishop Manning as a privy councillor ...
... but all the arms had disappeared. Farther investigations led to the dragging of the canal in the vicinity, and the finding there a quantity of new Snider rifles and swordbayonets. It is supposed that those concerned in the removal of t►e arms from the ...
... 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 ...
... Leavy hailstorm at Leamington. milliliter in Boull. irid, it is stated, will pawed to Holyhead and one of the seamen, and John Kelly the third mate., The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher publishes, by BURNT OCT WITH -110' Kingst wn, conveying the eerie which ...
... imprison meet 8TEALING ORGAN LISKEARD John (19) labourer was indicted for robbing John Fry the parish of Liskeard on 24th May from bis person barrel organ cloth cover of of £5 for feloniously striking and ounding the said John Fry Mr St Aubyn appeared prosecute ...
... 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 ...
... Queen.quare, for the purpose of considering the best state to be adopted for carrying out the project, to which we referred arms weeks ago, of establishing races near Bristol. We believe that the matter is favourably powering, and it is very probable that ...
... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...
... however, his head, and ultimately his arm, became inflamed and , I greatly swollen, and although every attention was paid to Ihim, be died after • few hours of intense suffering.—Swiss Times. Drreatrortn Scierne—Mr. John Geemiesb, and late • student of Downing ...
... Ferdinand Wilhelm Becker MA Curate of St George’s Kensington Rev C Crawford Vicar of East Gnmstead Sussex Patron Lord Buckhurst Rev John Cruice Egan MD Incumbent of Chnst Church South Hackney Rev Thomas Edward Franklyn BA Vicar of Church Tunbridge Wells Rev F ...
... When These gave the names of John Webster, a collier, a native of Rotherham, late of Whitelek, the liner came for the departure of the guests who were not staying in the hones , Scott accompanied Leieseterehire, and John Kirk, native of Mushroomthem to ...