... them to whom the land belonged. hears! Mr Draws say that it belonged to the company. MrDrewej un.,Psunora, of the well known Arm of Mogen Draws and Son, surveyors to the railway company, said that he remembered coining down the lino with Mr Muir, and on ...

... prisoner reached Bridge Street again meixed the sergeant's arm with bis teeth and bit it so (erne:oust, that the officer was °Mitred to choke him off. Defeedaat , bit through the fleshy part of his arm cod inflicted Rime faightful wounds, tearing the sleeves ...

... ire Milits, a nephew of to . Powell, applied to the Court of Queen * Bench for a rule calling upon Captain Lewis, of the Cardigan Militia, brother of Miss Lewis, to show cause why criminal information should not filed of premise referred to. Captain Lewi* ...

... which arm nljoerinsl for the of • book. Bucknele Axminster) r. 311111,, (ourney• mon &Met Exeter). -Us for teas mpplied twelve Ann Defambint that the toola \WWI only I. or 1. Judgment for 11. Itently v. Sall. - U 11. !U. 0.0 niooth. Fowler v. John Woodman ...

... such Mewl. Se and annopand th mouth tba e 1..) , LYM —About three weeks sintilt quantity of linen belonging to Mr. Edmund Grattan, of Mill, was etolen from the on which it wa• placed to dry, •djoining house. F. smo time no tenon of it could be found. A ...

... —(Before Mr. Justice Smith.) The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury :—Sir Molyneux Nepean, Bart., (foreman) ; John Goodden, Esq., R. Williams, Esq., R. H. 0. Swaffield, Esq., J. Brymer, Esq., C. J. Parke, Esq., 0. W. Farrer, Esq., H. C. Goodden ...

... Rev. J. Purr, Mr. James Thomas Sydenham, to Jane Annie Grattan, daughter of J. Grattan Guinness, Esq., and niece to the Rev. J.Lockwood, Parkstone. March at Wambrook, by the Rev. J. Temple, Mr. John Lawrence,to MissSelina Pavey, both of Wambrook. March ...

... sure that that which lip to peolnna lu with all Lonurs—he them health to the Earl and Countess of Eldon. (Loud cheers.) Mr. John Ford, principal founder of the fair, briefly resPooded to the tout of his health. beg. with ILI for downs horns, but toward ...

... was found near Derby the other day. Three persons were killed, on Saturday, by the fall a cottage at Penniford, Devonshira. John Hal], of BusheU-street, Presten, aged was killed on Monday morning by falling down stairs. A Yorkshire farmer ramed Sickles ...

... elections of 1868, a sum £3,830 been collected, and distributed to claimants in the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Denbigh, and Merioneth. John Evans and Arthur Hancox, two boys at Wed* nesbury, quarrelled, when coming out of church, because ...

... will of the late Mr. Benjamin Moore to offer for SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION, ca Woloesday, the Mb day of May oast, at the Tdbot Arms at three o'clock .object to conditions as will thee be produeed, the following FREEHOLD PROPERTY, namely : All that plot of ...

... Silver Moonlight VVinds are Blowing ; recitation, The Burial of Sir John Moore, A. Beviss drama, Native Village, Harford, G. Holt Beamont, W. T. Turner ; girl, J. Wright ; Old John, T. Blackmore; Mary, J. Ralsen ; song, The Fidgetty Man (encored) ...