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... ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. A meeting of this institution was hold on Thursday at itshouse, John-street, Adelphi, London, Mr. Thomas Chap- mai, P.11.B., V.P., iu the chair. Mr. Richard Lewis, the .secretiny, having read the minutes of the previous ...
... JusrTeoc.-Because it is important to know whether her right arm was so much injured as to prevent her from flourishing it. To the Jurv.-The armour when returned was bruised on the right thigh and arm. Bobort Hialley, a supernumerary at the Standard Theatre ...
... found that the poor little fellow was ,completely cut in two halves, and his head severely crushed, as well as his hands and arms. Death was instantaneous. SUICIDE OF AN EASINGWOLD TRADESMAN. Geo. Fairbourn, sen., a painter and paper-hanger residing at ...
... the 25th October, in his 7Dth year, T'homas3 Firth, of ATmley. LXZ.-On the 27th of October, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Bramlev, Emmii, wife of the late John Lee, of Manchester, aged 42. and daughter of the late George Pickles. A 21114 d SADInZ. -On the 25th ...
... Thursday, John Grattan, recalled, e irstated that on the 22nd of last November he was given d ir nto cutdyb William Grattan, ..aci ruh pt o bills of exchange for goods supplied to the establishment I which he opened in Shoreditc-h under William Grattan's c ...
... No more bodies have been recovered. A SAILING boat, containing five young gentle- men, students at Cardigan Collegiate School, when crossing Cardigan Bay yesterday afternoon, suddenly capsized. The whole of the occupants were drowned. THE Masons' Committee ...
... INQUES7S IN TUB DEWSEntY DlSTRIaT3.-BlYr. a Thomas Taylor, coroner, held two inquests on Saturday. t, One was at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Morley, and was II upon the body of James Bailoy, who, as stated tl in the Xfercury on Saturday, was killed by a I ...
... Court, before Mr. Serjeasnt o Tindal Atkinson, an action lwas brought by Mr. John p b Thomas Sowden, blacksmith, White Cote, Braniley, to e recover the suim of £60 from Mr. John MiLner, butcler, a 117, West-street, Leeds, for damages sustained in conse- ...
... Gore-Langton, is the only son of Mr. John Lee Lee, of Dlllington-house, near Ilminstep, Somersetshire (who was ?? for Wells for sevefal years between 1830 and'1837), by- his first wife, Jessy, only daughter of the late John Edwards-Vaughan; of heola. -He was-borrn ...
... Elizabeth iiently lobeol, Leeds Arms, Queen-street, to Thomas Williams; ?? Be-anton, 45, Danisosn-lane, to John Coleman; ?? Robinson. Times Inn, 10n, English-street, to other John Sigerricig; Eliza A. Weathes-ill, liudiey Arms, y, and corner of Campbell-street ...
... soon reco- vered with the assistance of -two men. DEATH UwDER 8INGULAR OIROUMSTANCES IN LEnDS.-An inquest was held at the Cardigan Arms, Kirketall, on Saturday, on the body of Lydia Charlotte Croisdale, 32 years of age, the wife of William Croisdale, traveller ...
... measure. The question is, where are all the arms to come from? Of course, a vast number of the men called out are already in the National Guard, ?? of these a con- I siderable proportion have already rereived their arms, but Ly no means universally, for even ...