... Webber, coal hbulier, Ilminster, hisa wife, Sarah Webbor, and men in his employ as haulier3, r named George Webber, John White, and John Mosey. t The prisoners were brought up on remand charged with stealing a large quantity of coal, the ploperty of the ...

... College: £100 of the legacy is dirtoted to. be laid out in the pucbase of.glate, to be insclbed with bhs arme, for the .ue of the college. The will of Sir John Nodes Dickinson, formerly of No, 5, Marlborough-buildfnug, Batb, and of No. 33, York street, Port ...

... the brilliant artion at Maheameh, specially deserve mention, the reaulS being the Capture a ni the euemyu' camp, seven guns, arms, ammunition, I and a large quantity of Atres, The Commander ?? alao wishes to convey his f; aplpreolation of the gallant and ...

... MoLeady, I. Wallace, R. Grimshaw, J. Williams, G. Smithermuan, hM. Wyatt, P. Willismns, A. Wells, A. T. Elkin, S. Wooley, T. Johns, P. Gacnn, and W. Carter. KASSASSIN, MONDAY.-PriVate Crawford, 33rd Corn. pany Royal Marines, wounded shoulder; Corporal Henry ...

... charge of, On lsiday, at Armagh, James Eamatty, Patrick Finnegan, Michael Walters, Denis Nugent (ex-sngpect3), John M'Bride, Joseph Daly, and John Donelly were charged with treason-felony, Patrick Daffy, of Cologne, was the chief witness. He said he was formerly ...

... hand and arm drawn in by the rolleso, which weve revoliog, up t' hih elbow. It was some time before the rol!=r3 could ba raleed, and the arm released, It wz's found to ba seriously equeezed; no bono was broken, but a hole wae made through the arm by the ...

... Albert Jewell, it, and Edward Brown, it, all of Gear ( Knap, were charged with stealing a tin Of biscuits from r the shop of Mr. John Lsgg,.grocer. The boys admittea C their guilt. Brown was sentenced to a mouth's hard b Willim Cilett, a venor ofwaterresscharged ...