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... wife in a standing posture with her throat cut. He took her in his arms and supported her till he fainted and fell ?? next witness was Mrs. Jones, Victoria Hotel-She stated that Mr. John- son's servant came there as it were in a fright, and said that they ...
... Moved his arms about ] plaintiff's head, swearing. Plaintiff' said three times, Drop it, Mr. Owen. Begged him to desist. Williams held his arm up and went away, saying to Owen, You are a regular highway. Irobber. Saw a stick nuder Owen's arms. Williams ...
... NI.NETEBMH EDITION. Trie, ts, fid., and iu order to ensure secresy, and punctuality in delivery, it arm free any part of the kingdom, in Scaled Envelope, direct from the f.a- Übliahoicm, receipt of Sa. 6d. in Pottage Stamp/, Medical Work ontHe INFIRMITIES ...
... Asketh, Enoch Edwards, Tynili- diart ; Edward Jones, Pen-y-Graig; John Jones, Tyn- sobach ; LI. Ada-s, Tymawr ; Elizabeth Thomas, Gellifor, and John Jonee, Fron ueha, were summoned by P~.C. John Hughes, they having no name on their reapactive vehicles at the ...
... them were of the slightest public interest, we forbear reporting them ftl ly:- Robert Owen, v. John Jones, and another.- ?? for the ?? for the plaintilf, John Williams; atturney for thei defen- lauet, William Jones. Charles Hughes, v. Hugh Charld, Debt ...
... Hughes, jun., Trefoant; Wm. Hughes? Gwaenynogbach; John Harrison Jones, druggist; )en Henry Joyce, Vale-street; William Keepfer, High- on street; Thomas George Lunt, draper; George the David Morgan, grocer: John Robinson, Asyluma; rad, Samuel Sharpe, Back Row ...
... William Wiliflams, of Graig, Llysfaen; John Roberts, of Graig; Jane Roberts, of Craig; Hugh Hughes, of the Tempe- rance, Hotel, Mostyn-street; William Jonee, of Peny. gasr, Egityysrhos; William Hughes, of Penchyn Arms; Robert Evans, of Castell; Owveu Thomas ...
... He was wa on hie right side of the road ; I svas exactly oppo. f site to him, a few yaruls off; he was walkinag with his Mty arms foldiled in advance of the carriage. The pri- Ahn soner gavs a nod toscards thecarriago witen it bad ad. the vanced within ...
... was immediately placed nt the bar. are Mirs. Withan, examined by Mr. Overend: She said, last 'February I resided at No. 2, Cardigan-terrace, Leeds, next By, door to Mir. and Mirs. Dove. I was in the habit of seeinig Ist Airs. Dove alms eeydyborhrdat(he24th ...