... in the year 1538 John Braithwaite, Joseph Clinton Rebertsocn, John Whitehead, and J,,lece Evans established the Railway Tires newspaper, and it was agreed tbey should be equally in- terested ice the said paper. On June 16, 1838, John NVliite- tead and ...

... St. John's Church, liorslydown, Southwark, on the body of David Waters, a lad aged 15. William Button deposed, that the deceased was in the habit ol drinking excessively. On Sunday evening last he went on board the brig Fair Cambrian, of Cardigan, lying ...

... corroborated by that of two servants.-Guilty-Death, but recommended to mercy. SHEEP-STEALING. JOHN PADDIFOOT, a man between sixty and ?? years of age, and EDWARD GRATTAN, aged 26, were in- dicted for stealing a sheep, the property of Elizabeth Lewis. Thomas ...

... desired Lord Cardigan to call for. What was thle statement made ,of the reason way Lord Cardigan should come, and what was the statement made by W~inter ? That in the course of the Conversation lie heard Lildy William Pavet ask Lord Cardigan to procuro ...

... Cotutcillur Williamn Fry, Town Coimcillor John 1)'Arcy. Town Councillor ?? Hutton, J.P. D.L., Town Councillor Francis Cudd, Town Couil- cillor Richard Kelly, Town Councillor John Jamle- son, Towim Ceuncillor John Chambers. Sir T. O'Brieu, Bart., M.P., Sir ...

... that I had misconceived his orders. I commanded . the cavalry division, and Lord Cardigan commanded the light brigade. I never had a personal difference with Lord Cardigan ; we had, as far as I can recollect. no angry correspondence.- During the time he ...

... Stalluion and Little Oakley the property of the Earl of Cardigan, with nets and bludgeons, fur the purpose of taking game and rabbits. Mr. Humrnfir having stated the case; it was proved by Lord Cardigan's gamekeeper and two of his assistauts that about ten ...

... sticks, man, woman, or child, being without their cutlasses, or other arms, they instaandywentback'to the office for extra assistance, and returned with Buckeridge, Day, &c. armed with pistols and cutlasses. During this time the ruffians 'ere exercising ...

... tttemptrni ?? ously and ?? to break and enter the dwelling- houee of Mr. John Grove, Saddler, of York-road, in the night time, with intent to steal the goods and chat t31s therein. Mr. John Wakeling, solicitor, appeared for the pri- soners. From the evidence ...

... aesignees, said that the the certificate was formerly adjourned to await the application thith for a license for the New Ordnance Arms, Woolwich, of * i which the bankrupt held the lease. Had that application em l succeeded the Messrs. Hankey, who held the lease ...

... l.. d Ott Thursday the 5' inst. Edwar Lloyd BViltianss, Eaq. of e 1ircolon's Ion, son of John Lloyd. MgMfhla-, Ea.o Aldertaruok Hiall, in tie county of Cardigan, to Darot ia, the younger f lof Jamzes Bell, Esq. of Uttoseter, in the county of Stafford ...

... was called in by the parish officers. When be saw its her she was sitting in the chair; her arm was reclining on the one side owthe chair and her head uion the arm a little lean- Ct- ing forward. There was a wound o an inch in length, and in hi- depth to ...