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... b. Ann Frteikin said she was lately a setvavnt at the same a hotel, and Ryan. Grattan. and witness all lived at Mrs. Honner's after leaving the Trafalgar. She vw Grattan b CCttin~g Up some1 linen and calico sheets, and both the pri- 01 soners were moopied ...
... Benjamin Jones, collier. 178 David Jonathan, ditto. 200 John Davis Jonathan, ditto. 210 William Jenkins, hallier. 257 Abraham Thomas, collier. 312 Thomas Brown, ditto. 416 John Davis, ditto. 482 John Davis, ditto. 484 William Davis.' Iattended a meeting ...
... examined the girl, and found several severe bruises on the back, the left arm, the. wrist, and the hand. There were also several abrasions about the left wrist, and a L bruise oh the right arm.-Mr. Dicken- son said that the defendant was the most unnatural mother ...
... Mr. Alderman Rose with disorderly con- duct in going through the public streets in a state of nudity. Police-constable 225, John Baker said he was on duty about 8 o'clock that morning, in king-street, Snow-hill, when he saw the prisoner running towards ...
... THE POLIOE COUR T&Sn.. CL1:,EENWEL. . , -. John Beade, a drover, was charged_ on remand, before Dlr. Cooke, with stealing 32 Isle of Wight lambs, the pro.. perty of Mr. John Fuller, of 3, Lyons-mews, Maida-hill, master drover. The particalars have already ...
... persons wh~o W-i a assi' Iiit. ?? was iccohduglk go iPCeddi',. 'and eix ssos isaiaed ,John' Davies, Mrs. Davies, Elleut 'jtes, David-James. David Jones, and john Jondsi partook of it, and soon ,after dinver the wole six wer'e attackopd by Vii'eit ilijuess' ...
... keeping the same lodging-house which she had before the de- fendant induced tier to leave Cardigan. Moreover, it was con- tended that if the action had been tried at Cardigan, where both cthe parties were well known, a couch smaller amount of damages would have ...
... 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 ...
... murder of a landlord in Tipperary *- On Sunday morning last, as John Lowe, Esq., of Spring House, between Tippe- rary and Caher, was perambulating his lawn, he was set upon by several armed men, and was shot dead upon the spot. Mlr Lowe generally resided ...
... r. Tfhe prisoner.w wamc ffceanudpeared very grate- ful for the leniencysonhm .BOW-STREET. John .annigan, a lad of 13 years of age, Well spoken, and with his arm in a sllng was charged with stealing a watch., Mr. George'-Shove, of- 56, .-Rupert-slreet ...
... hopeless ; a Miss Mitchell likewise was alarm- ingly hurt on the head ; a Mr Anderton had his leg broken; a female ha) her arm fractured, and two others received minor injuries. The Doctdr coach was not overturned, though it sustained considerable damage ...
... AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY AND HA.ewoaUc or REFUGB.-A series of meetings in favour of this project has just been projected, The fipst was held at the coasting town of Kidwelly, in the former county; and on the following day a second was held at Cardigan. The ...