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... excite pu' ‘ic attention it ~as little passage at arms between Lord Cardigan r. Uuck. M.P. The latter gentleman— although a Conser•i» • .1 appears sjx)ke disrespectfully of the I speech of the .ei Cardigan, his haste, wrote to Mr. Back on the ...
... by Lord Ashley (now Earl of Shaftesbury}, the late Right Hon. G. Bankes, the late Lord De Mauley, Mr. H. G. Sturt, and Mr. John Floyer. Its present members are—l. Mr. Henry Ker ymer, a Conservative, pledged to uphold the national church ; opposed, therefore ...
... paid them a visit, Mr Mount proposed Success to the Bowood Friendly Society to being convicted, was fined 5s and 6s costs.—John Sir—l delighted to find that there is no The Kev. 11. C. XT ABLE said if he were to ask the scourge and plague of England. ...
... loyalty. Nearer the door lies Grattan, and i again, on the other aide, Wilbertoroe and Castle, reagh. Over hi* head towers the monument of Lord Chatham, M wheer,” aa Lord Macaulay says, ** with eagle eye and outstretched arm, the Great Commoner seems to ...
... straw shaken, in excellent condition.—Sold only to make room for new Clayton and Shuttlowurth’a engine and machine.—Apply to John Wheeler, Broadoak, near Bridport. rFLAX DRESSERS, &c. FOR SALE,9SCUTCHING STOCKS, insets of three, good as new ; excellent ...
... carrying with them tho gaol keys. Armed men stood guard to prevent any alarm from being given. At 4 o'clock the train, with the entire party, consisting of from seventy-five one hundred men, started off. They came well armed aud equipped for the work. They ...
... various imolements, belonging to John Fox, was found not guilty, and discharged. ROBBERY STICKLAND. . Hook, on bail, was found guilty on one indictment, of stealing ’’various articles appertaining to the trade of belonging to John Wesley Barnett, at Winterhorne ...
... now removed daily to a room adjoining his bedroom. Motion is now complete in the leg, and sensibility returning to the left arm. The appetite and spiriis are g >od, and the pulse is bi-coming steady, the variableness of range before noticed b-dug no longer ...
... M. Loggin, E*q.), and the following jury : -Messrs B. Reader, John Dare. George Hsilson, 8. P. Oopp, Chas. Huxter, Joseph O. P. White. Silas but rant, John Lumbard, William Hoadell, John Stevens, and Geo. Davis. Mr B. Sponcor, who had been suraraoued ...
... stones the same date on the Marine Parade, the great danger of the public. Grattan pleaded guilty ami Down not. Hitchcock repeated his former evidence, and proved that Grattan and Down both threw stones him ami some struck Saunders, who fully corroborated ...
... before L, J. and S. Osborne, Eaqs., the following parents were summoned Mr. John Jerrard, school inspector : Thomas Wood, Benjamin Mills, David Cousins, William Cross, Darid Grattan, William Lao-, J-tmes Jones, Charles Mills, William Forsythe, and Thomas ...
... Magistrates Satur lav »st : Abbotsbury, John Hayward. >r;e Ford; Bincombe, Percival Cake and John Cake ; \lh'*lhampton, G. W. Homer, and Birlestone ; Brad- ford Peverell, Joseph J O. Saunders; I Broadraayne, George Voss, John Barfl-tt ; ( GRATirrmo —The following ...