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... whilst leaning against a calves'-cot, suddenly fell down and expired; at the County Prison, on the body of a prisoner named John Norton, aged 21 and at the same place, on the body of another prisoner named Joseph Ball, aged 62 years. Verdict, in each case ...
... William Goodwin, Scawby, Lincolnshire, and John Thorp, Broughton, Lincolnshire, merchants. Alfred Tallent, Dickleburgh, Norfolk, linen-draper. John Nicholles, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square, dentist. John Packer, Newbury, Berkshire, carrier. Charles ...
... stand of arms were surrendered to the magistrates in the vicinity of Tipperary, this week.-Limerick Chronicle. Three farmers, named Croke, Power, and Cross, were convicted on Thursday, at the Petty Sessions of Tipperary, for having fire-arms in their ...
... Cardiff. MELANCHOLY EVENT.-An inquest was last week held on the bodies of William Thomas, David Hugh, Thomas Jen- kins, John Thomas, John Morris, and Thos. Morgan, who were unfortunately killed in the Broad Oak Colliery, near Loughor, Glamorganshire, by the ...
... Cardiff. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT, efore the^ Hon. Edward Goulburn, Sergeant-at-Law, Justice. p vga!lsiVre Friday, April 2, at Cardigan. ( ...
... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. [From the John Bull.J—It is with no view of hardening the hearts of powerful and influential persons against the distress which most certainly prevails in some districts, that we select from a Manchester newspaper the following state- ...
... Christ Church Earl of Selkirk, Christ Church; Travers Twiss, University. In the Second Class of Lit. Hum.—John Barrow, Queen's; Edward Cockey, Wadham John Dyne, Wadham; Jasper Harrison, Worcester Edward Massie, Wadham Thomas Pear- son, Queen's; Wm. Trenchard ...
... the scholars of this venerable establishment to St. John's College, Oxford, took P,ace on Friday, in the presence of the Masters and Wardens of the Company, the President and senior Fellows of St. John's, the masters and examiners of the school, and a ...
... fol- lowing convictions took place: John Roderick, of Newport, labourer, in the penalty of X3 and expences, for assaulting Rees Rees, in the execution of his duty as petty constable of the parish of Saint Woollos.—John Edwards, of Bassalleg, watchmaker ...
... the loss of an arm in the battle of Waterloo but there was no part of the paragraph which said any thing about sinecures or pensions. His Grace stated also, that he has three brothers in the army, viz., Lord. S-oJfe$i.t.Somerset, Lord John Somerset, and ...
... The first application of gunpowder to small arms appears to have been made by the Germans soon after the invention of can- non for in 1471 we find that Edward IV. brought over into England 300 Flemings, armed with hackbuts or harquebusses.- The Spaniards ...
... his district for the last month. He also states that the peasantry have come forward, and offered to surrender all their fire-arms and to take the oath of allegiance. EAUL OF MAU.—A curious circumstance relating to this nobleman has just reached our ears ...