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... Ferguson Margaret Reid, do Tammy= Merchant, Newhaven POOLE armed Hebe, Middlesbrough Alert (a) [Apr 29] Shields Tinto (s). Be'nees sailed Ma. Exmouth Cardigan, Mead [Apr 25] SHOREHAM armed Loudon Portslade(s)[Apr2B]Shields Glenooe, Boalch [Apr al] ...
... THE RIIEISH GYMHASIUM. Saturday night, this popular place exercise and development Aloion-road, where Mr. John H. Boyd is president; Mr. J. McMillan, N.P.R.B.'. hon. instructor; and Miss Johnston, the pianoforte accompanist, there was the annual entertainment ...
... the Calendar of Deeds and Documents belonging the Corporation of Walsall, in the Town Chest, extending from the reign King John to the end of tbe reign of James 11. (1688), together with the charters relating Walsall Chartulary in the Cottonian Collection ...
... CITY COURT. William Organ, Walton-street, was summoned for assaulting Henry John Hams, a cabproprietor, on March 21, in King ralwaridstreet.- - Mr. Fuller defended and pleaded not guilty. —Complainant stated that defendant hit him in the face twice, and ...
... Spray (s), Ardroasan AU satta Morton (s) iApr 24] Dublin Eveleen(s), aysden, Blfast Aliee T, Morris, Wexford HULL arrived John Sherburn (s) [Apr23] London Lizzie (a), Petersen [24] Hartlepool Eider(s), Webster, Qnsferry James Joioey (a), Steph e ns Islander ...
... GRAVESEND sailed Watch [Apr 12] Hull Excelsior, Pembroke Banda, Glasgow John Pickard, Hull Hawk, do Bulls, Milford Kate, Plymouth Dundee, Dundee Pelican. Llanelly Skerryvore. Glasgow John Morrison, coast Pursuit, do Anne Davies, do Amethyst, do Tanfield, Tyne ...
... teeth in a detective's arm. A het of stolen goods was found on the accused, but the property is missing. SNATCHING A WATCH. At Liverpool, on Monday, Lawrence Smith was charged with stealing a watch on Saturday night, the property of John Williams. It appears ...
... between the time you saw the sack thrown loosely over deceased’s bead and it« being in flames?—Witness: Almost instantly. Dr. Grattan, re-called, said attributed the fact of deceased being so severely burnt on the hands to his having tried to pull the sack ...
... came early in the inorniug he would throw his arms about aud start kissing tneiH. The Coroner : Did he wear an apron ? —He always wore a sack apron, and the one was wearing that day had been taken away Mr. John Kuight. Did you see it taken from him ? —I ...
... the Nag's Head Inn, More ton, aud formerly of Leytoustoue, which resulted from extensive and severe burns about the bauds, arms, chest, facte, and head. The deceased had been employed at the inu for about three mouths. He used to get to strange antics ...
... Head. sea recalled. Mr. T. • Juror. How was st Ow tome you caw lie sack loosely deceased's heal sad eto .0 tastantly . 1):. Grattan. re-called. rod he attrobuted the fact if demised so burnt on the heads to his toed to pull it. sack ell bad . iiiught alas ...
... Bideford Ark, Warren, Bridgwater Aron, Fell, Bristol Valiant, Butt, do John (sj. Jones, do LYMINOTON arrimi Mary Seymour, Bands [Apr 13] Hartlepool Olive Branch, Furner Portiosouth LYNX _armed East Aagliao (el lApr 13) Newcast Nymph (s)(Aprl3) Hull Caroline ...