... lady and the boy were thrown out of the carriage, she breaking her arm and receiving other injuries. Sir Henry's son fell with such force that he broke his wrist and dislocated his arm, and was also injured in other parts of his body. Medical aid was called ...

... was supposed to be ?? leaving a cart on the 4 highway for an unreasonable time John Cowling, of I Laceby, and William Layne, of Meltoh Ross, were also fined 2s 6d and ?? John Dunn, of Elsham, I farmer, was charged with assaulting Louisa Thompson, a I domestic ...

... and ?? company spent a most vr enjoyable evening. PRIMITIVE METIHODIST CHAPEL, CARDIGAN- rOAn, LEBDis.-It is only six months since the Primitive s Methodist Caoel, in Cardigan-zoad, Leeds, was built at a cost of £2,uOO, and already, by the efforts of the ...

... Sergeant, innkeeper, Market-place, Hull, and John Glentworth, eating-house keeper, Mytongate, Hull, appeared in answer to three summonses each charging them with trespassing in search of game on lands belonging to John Welton, Annie Sergeant. and Robert Leonard ...

... and shoe maker, Dock-street. For refusing to quit the Paragon-street Station on Monday night, when In a drunken condition, John Firm, a labouier, wan fined 10s and costs at the Bnrough Court on Tuesday, whilst for assaulting P.C. Cirte, of the Railway ...

... Boar-laue terminus to Cardigan V1 Fields on the occasion of thle football match between the P -Bradford and 11ull teams. As two of the cars, the one ~ tfollowing the other at a short distance, were approaching ir e the Cardigan Arms, that in front Slackened ...

... belonaiug to the City of Luckuow who were landed by the Guernsey are Benjamin Johns (able seaman, from Western Australia), Meuzies (the cook, a Scotchman), Thomas Cardigan (able seaman), Cornelius Ryan (able seaman), and an apprentice . who was alwavs ...