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... having, Friday, feloniously and maliciously wounded John Word, one of the warden, with intent do him tamo grievous bodily harm. The prisoner waa undergoing period of two years’ imprisonment for felony. John Ward, the injured man, said was accompanying the ...
... William, Cross-street, Holybead, Anglesea ‘ Darvies, Rev. John, Eglwys Rhos, near Conway Davies, John, Quay-strect, Carmarthen, gentieman Davies. Rev. John Harris, Cilian, Aeron, Cardigan Davies, John Goodman, N. P. Bauk, Newcastle-ou-Tyne, ...
... beside me. There was no arm in the seat. Two could sit together. took bold of my hand, and then asked me for my name. said, Get away; I wont have you so near,” and pushed him off. He said, “ You are croas.” He then put his left arm round my waist, drew me ...
... SPECIAL NOTICE! SPECIAL NOTICE ! SPECIAL NOTICE!! JOHN HYDE & COMPANY to annonace that their SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE has commenced, and that this and following days some extraordinary Bargains will be offered in BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, ...
... near Braintree, Essex, was sentenced to a month’s imprisonment for sending meat to the London market which was unfit for food. John Armstrong, chief mate of the hulk Kent, wa* sentenced to twenty years’ penal servitude Liverpool Assises on Monday, for the ...
... THE LATE MR. JOHN VANCE. A vacancy has been created in the representation of the borough of Armagh by the death of Mr. John Vance, which 000urred so suddenly in Soarborough, from disease of the heart. Mr. Vance first entered Parliamentary life in 1852 ...
... only ay. years old; John Smith, 55, leaves a widow an family; William Parker, • youth of 16 or 17 years unmarried. The following were injured : Samuel Woriook, a young man, unmarried, shook to the system; Henry Davey, son of John Davey (also Lijured) ...
... interesting mementoes of the charge will be exhibited Ronald, the charger which the of Cardigan rode. Ronald has been kindly lent for the occasion by the Countess of Cardigan. TEI WMATNNA FOUNCAST AND prediot a °mailman.* of the present nnselded weather on ...
... have rolled over our heads since jUiat memorable of October 1851, when the Light Brigade, under the Earl of Lucan and Lord Cardigan, through an unfortunate misconception of order bom Lord Raglan, rushed to certain destruction: Half a league, half a league ...
... Scarfe, Tu:n James, Sweeney, G. D. Price, J. G Baker, Fred. Armes, John Howes, John Holloway, James Deviin, Charles Macauley, Thomas Tremiey, Kobert Nichol, John Hogan, ‘ John Mortimer, John McCausland, James ...
... Peter Carroll, Thomas King. John Ford, George Bann, R. Owen Glendwr, G. Lay Smith, William Willianisou, John Breese, John Buckton, Richard Young. John Lawson, William Perkin. Isaac Hanson, John Ettridge, B. Evans, James ...
... Peter Carroll, Thomas King. John Ford, George Baun, R. Owen Glendwr, O. Lay Smith, William Williamson, John Breese, John Bnckton, Richard Young. John Lawson, William Perkin. Isaac Hanson, John R. Evans James Famplin, ...