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... placss.— Sarah Sunderland, ber kg and thigh hrokan.—Martha Bradshaw, foot injured and arm broken.—John Naylor, his arm broken.— Susannah Leech, her thigh broken.—Mary Jones, her leg and thigh broken. —Mary Carter, a widow with three children, collar-bone ...
... Crown Inna, Worcestar.— 18, John, only child uf John Griffiths, Esq. totgcun, ul Heir! ford.—At Aherystwith, Perctrai Lewis, Esq. ol D,,woion-H*ii Radnorshire, and years an actise Magiatraia ior . 92. Dehnrali, daagl.lrr Mr. John P..wler, «f Wuodtide, Hatfield ...
... Catherine, Randall, and Mary, Llewellin.from Llanelly; the Squirrel, Williams, the Expedition, and the Sampson, Morgan, from Cardigan (he Talysaro, Thomas, the Ardent, Roberts, and the Auckland, Jones, from Beaumaris ; the Britannia, Davies, and the Adventure ...
... on Thursday last gave fresh courage to the assailauits, atid onl Saturday last, about eleven o'clock in the mouiitiig. Mr. John Joseph Stockdiile waited upon Sir It. Birni', at 03s-stleet with it letter from l ord Kenyoui, requcstiiig thie Miagistrate ...
... but, as lie had no arms. the servant was sworn to provdir r money forpiurchasing anmmnition by the next tirme they s'ouald visit the house. In the viliage of Kilteely, the honse oF (iL rin, a publican, was searched, and not findinig arms, the ban- fditti ...
... Bridewell, peviaes.—At Bridgewater Mr James Kingslon. aged —Ai Up-Park Camp, Jamaica, aged 19, Ensign John Skinner of the 58ih Hegt. second son of Lieul.-Gen. John Skinner of Pulleney-streer, BaUi—At WistsMun Reetory, Ur*. Motein wife of 1 lie Rev.Wm. Morgan ...
... (, BasinfthaU-stveet. ' solicitor, Patton, Hattoo-garden.—JOHN HODOKS TVCIiKH, Jennyn-street, St. James's, Loodon, March Ir, April € Raoinehall-strsct solicitor, Wrigbt, Feuchurch-Htreet.—JOHN CHILiI of Aldermanbury, Londos, hosier Match », 9, April 6 ...
... 50tSEtT PARL1AIna.NT ' ' . ?? ~ l ?? Camlpbell, Esq. of Islay, in . let rjoo)n of tllhe lon. John Do uglas ELdvard HenryCampbell, n',rnonly called Lord John Campbell, who has accepted the clhiltern Hundreds, BANKRIUPTS. j. Jollion, late 'of IIolborn, ...
... spot. The marks on th~e body consistedo Arn bruises and discolourations on the throat Mntk n n and ' both arms above the elbow bat of the tvo -arms the ih r was most bruised, ,appai'eitly by strong pressiire-tl ?? I so,n .thie thrioatwere manifetsly ...
... commercial academy, Stroud, lo Wary young, at daughter of Mr. John Newport, of Mitcheldean, Gloucestershire.—Mr. Her.ry Thornton, builder, to Miss Maris Okey, both of Stroud.—At Stinchcombe, Mr. John Seaborne, Miss Upton, both of that place.—Matthew Pierpoint ...
... ai. CArurfu*. bag, •heal. 40 barley, bagr floar, 10 bags oialu -44wyW«ritA, quarters oat, Carmarthen, 387 quarters ...
... —The Rev. Gostwick Prideeiix, A. B. to (he perpetual Core of Bojton, in Cornwall.—Tbe Rev. John Comins, A B. to (ha Rectory of Kackenford, Devon.—Th* Rev. John Nolan, A. B. to the perpetual Cure Torpoint, Cornwall. MARRIAGES.—At Longford, the Hon. Henry ...