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... young Duke of Coburg have all inherited that title. When the King was granted Arms in 1842 it was decided that he should quarter the Royal Arms of Saxony with the Royal Arms of England, and the arrangement was sanctioned by the Privy Council. The King ...
... Dublin on Saturday, a plain clothes policeman named John Hearne, residing at 14, Chatham-street, making a determined attempt to kill his wife, and afterwards shooting his brother-in-law, named John Dunne. Kearns then ran away, and it was not until after ...
... operation for tracheotomy, it the life of the patient, a child of five, was to be saved. Nurse Murray ran with the child in her arms to the. operating theatre. The operation was meccasful and the child's life was saved, but the exertion brought on a renewal ...
... following serving as jurymen:—Messes. A. Simpson (chosen foreman), John G. Line, A. Bailey, T. Meadows, X. Smith, B. Saunders, W. Harrison, T. Nicholls, W. Healey, W. Smith, F. Mills, and John Mitchell. The Corona, having briefly outlined the foots, the jury ...
... hoarse sound came from his throat. Speak, man ; say what has happened I shouted. Ile gurgled once more, uplifting both his arms so that., all his weight being thrown on the side of the table, its feet began to elide along the floor, and the man all but ...
... 6d per week until the child was 16 years of age, en 1 9s. code. An extension of ene hour was granted to Mr. John Satith, of the Monty Arms, Btantonbury, for Saturday, January 14, the condos of e Ooneersative emokiag oonoert. Ell/ATM.—In our last issue ...
... the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is a departure from the precedent set in the memorable ease of the Earl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841, for shooting Captain Tuckett in a duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial was ...
... AND POSTILIONS. Lady Lomasle is not the only lady (says M.A.P.) who drives out with her horses ridden by postilions. Lady Cardigan, who was her near neighbour in Northamptonshire, is still wont at times to make use of this method of driving. Widow of the ...