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... than fifty policemen, but not- withstanding this display of foice a mob armed with heavy bludgeons obstructed the sheriff's men, and ultimately compelled them to return to Cardigan. A large and representative meeting of publisher ■ and booksellers in London ...
... White (ti)JA Rorke (a) Louth — T Fitzgerald (r) R M Bellew (t c) Mallow— W J O'Neill Daunt (a) Mayo— John Brown (t c) Dominick Brown (te) Meath— H Grattan (r) Morgan O'Connell (r) Monaghan — Louis Perrin (t c) Hon. C Blay- ney (c) Newry— (Election not over) ...
... 4th inst. at Bridge Row, Levens, upon John Pooley, and was fined in the penalty jjf ss. 6d., and costs, 14s. 6d., which was immediately paid; and the said Robert Bindloss, David Lewis, Robert Philipson, and John Dick- inson, were also severally convicted ...
... ITALIANS At Salford Assizes, on Saturday, before Mr. Jus j tice Brett, John Bernadotti, 21, Joseph Reston, 27, \ and Bartholomew Galgani, 36, were indicted foi the ; wilful murder of John Oldham, in Manchester, ou the Ist of February. A jury, composed one ...
... excited in the City by the announcement of the departure of Admiral Sir John Gore, with dispatches for Sir Edward Codrington. Some have even gone so far as to assert tbat Sir John Gore is sent out for the purpose of superseding- Sir Edward Codringtun. ...
... to appoint Charles MaxwelJ Esq. to be Governor of Sierra Leone; Sir John Francis Cradock, K. B. to be Governor and Com- mander in Chief of tho Cape of Good Hope j and Major-General John Hodgson, to be Governor and Commander in Chief of tbe island of Curacoa ...
... CH, . Henry DOyly, Thomas Dalmer, J unrs Hay, Douglas i Mercer, John Reeve, Sir Robert Gardiner, Archibald » Money, E. Parkinson, Thomas Hunter Blair, It. f Lluellyn, Richard E^erton, John B .teler Parker, . James Claud Mourchier, James Or .nr, Thomas ...
... wilfully set fire to a factory. On Wednesday sennight, William Newbam, of Glasgow, commonly called Dr. Newham, and his son, John Newbam, accused by the Procurator Fiscal of being vagrants, without any lawful em- ployment, and impostors, pretending to a ...
... left York Castle, in order to be delivered on board the hulks lying up Portsmouth River, viz. James Leach, John Armstrong, George Stones, and John Wil- liamson, for hoise-stealuig ; Thomas Simpson and George Simpson, for sheep-stealing, convicted at Ihe ...
... and Skerton, belonging to John Di_vroaTH, to whom proposals, in writing, must be deliveied before tbe 23d day of September next ; on which day tbe taker will be declared :??via- -1 Four Closes, in Skerton, in possession ot John Rawlin-on, Wiiliam Russell ...
... morning a stiff breeze sprun up end the sea wa- considerably agitated, and in the course of tiie afternoou the hull ,-f the John o'Gaunt, the vessel destroyed by Captain Warner, was seen drifting uith ihe wind. Hundreds of persons followed its progress ...
... Wood, the property of John Bradley, Esq., bamater-st law. Tbe case for for prosecution was ably conducted by T. H. Batsmen, Esq., of Halton Park, who poassaast foe right of shooting over foe ground; aad upon foe evidence ef John TT-rK-g, gamekeeper, aad ...