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... before given, had been disposed of, created a disturbance at Mrs, Grattan's dwveling, and also is ith having sent letters to iher (Mrs. Grattan) with the view of extorting money, Mrs. Grattan and Mary Cliff, her cook, proved the dis- turbance In iuestion ...
... tavern, who np eared iitlir his arm tic a sling, deposed that hear. ing tie screams of the preceding witness, he wrent to her aid, rind irettle tioe risoners, Howell acd Smitr, comirg docrn s5dc ; in captur'inrg them his arms ard wrrist noere much -1aice-d ...
... . I DEATHs sr DRoWxNIG.-On Monday last an in- (Wlest -as held before G. F. Harrison, Esq., at the Cardigan Arnis, l~irks-tall-road, on the body of' John Chadwick. aged thirty-foflr, stuff Singer, Woodhouse fCi~. On Sunday last hoe went along with sevemal ...
... ~-procured for treasonable purposes. Did they say or gal1 prove for what -purpose the arms were procured? ;QI Did they at Ithe, police office sany whby they wanted tio the arms of tepolice I No. fo the evidence of! of the witness wasl, that they did. not;- ...
... quite general. But we have here abundant reference to armed forces, to the overawing of the House of Lords, to boroiigbatosgerlug, to the Sol1 of Riths to John Hampden, to' the light of the people to arm, ?? no one disputed, and agentlse man who aorwards ...
... the lady who died from having been poeisoned by I2' ml], strychnia, at Cardigan-place, Leeds, oin the 1st instant, Was iA n-resumied at tenl o'clock yesterday miorning, before 'John! I d( lo Blackburn, Eoq., Leeds Borough, Coroner, at thle Court- It out ...
... lap before poue his conduct ti frouc. their removal to Woodicunee Grove, and subse-g crueniay duriimg tlceir residence in Cardigan-place, Leeds. a: Ilomitted to tell you, gentlemen, when tics death of thep deceased took place. It swas oil thele It of March ...
... lei thrown over the horse's head ; mly right arm was dislocated. th I then xeveut into 0cc-eli's and got a bedl there. Harrison Caine there, I believe, at 0cc-eli's request. Harrison pro- on posed to set my arm, but I preferred having our own Sur- H; geon ...
... Call-lane ; Joseph Pickard, William IV,, e Briggate; Joseph Eastbam, Malt Shovel, Meadow-lane; o and George Pickles, Cardigan Arms, Bramley, which were r suspended until the adjourned sessions. o The applications for new licenses were next taken, and ...
... three wherries loaded with pig me.'&rj weighing altogether ten tons, exclusive of engine. W'e fborth trial was up to the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, w: Cb a weight of forty tons, on the before-named wherries. T.fhe whole ot these trials wore perfectly ...
... this D alibi in favour of Matthiewman. prisee I. . M'le atilicwmcass, father of the prisoner, said he lived pHie, for In Grattan-street, Kirketall-road, and his eon lodged withplc rc. him. Both he and his eon worked at Burnley and Nichols' place 25. ...
... of Cardigan's period of service as In- spector General of Cavalry having expired, Major General Lawrenson, commanding the Cavalry Brigade at Aldorshott, iwill (says the Aar'soy andeNavyN Gaectte) succeed him in that post. 'I John Houseley and John Walker ...