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... was charged with assaultin*John Bonham, at Swallowfield, on the inst.; and •ithassAolting and threatening Thomas Bonham at the same hoc and place. Mr. Field appeared for the complainants, and Mr. Martin lor the defendant. John inham said; I am a butcher ...
... provincial proportions. Unhappily, the present rebellion, like preceding ones stirred from without, is being •• aintained by the arms and advice, the blood ami treasure, of outsiders. The ssme professional pens, which have well nigh succeeded in infuriating ...
... Ddwengroes. Abergwilt, whs charged at Carmarthen on Saturday with endangering the lives passengers on the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway. The boy had placed some trolly wheels on the lino, and they were struck by a passing train. He afterwards admitted ...
... T. L. Walford, and Mr. W. F. Blandy. GRAND JURY. The following gentlemen,were sworn on the Grand Jury : Mr. John Albury (foreman), Mr. John Hart, Gun-street St. Mary Butts Mr. Jos. Jones, Broad-street Mr. Josiah Thomas Blowers, Mr. Henry Lewis, Castle-st ...
... mace weighed 98oz. and 14dwts. cost seven shillings an oanee and came to £37. Tbe gilding eost £9, ' and the eograviog of the arms 55., the lock and key 10s., tbe carriage from London 35., making a total of £4618*. 3d. The Mayor gave £lO towards the cost ...
... down and lost his life. The Rev. John Martyn Collyns, vicar of Sanereed, near Penzance, died on Tuesday in his eighty-sixth year. Previous to bis becoming vicar of Ssnoreed was for twentynine years rector of St. John's, Exeter. Intelligence received New ...
... spinster Buckerfield, Mary Anne, 19 St. John’s rd., Tunbridge Wells, [spinster Bnckiogbam, Matthew, North Marston, Winslow, botcher Buckborst, Ann Elizabeth, and Rochester, widow John William Bnckborst Bnckland, John, Chalk hill, Bnshey, Herts, hotel keeper ...
... of the Royal shield of Prussia, each of them upholding banner, of which banners one is charged with the arms of Alsace and the other with the arms of Lorraine In this country, since the Accession of George 111., formidable array peeragea and baronetcies ...
... George Wintle (Dissenter), Her. Edward Imber Gardiner, rector of Newbury (Churchman), John Flint (Dissenter), Edward Welle (Churchman), William George Adey (Churchman), John Webb (Dissenter), William Hall (Churchman), Henry Jordan Midwinter (Dissenter), Alfred ...
... Cambridge has been adjudged to divided between Alfred Caldicott, scbelar ol St. John s, and J. S. Nicholson, scholar ol Trinity. , . At tbe Wandsworth Police Conti on Wednesday John Longhnrst, labourer, was committed for trial on charge of murder, for having ...
... 3rd of March, the property of Colonel Sir Robert Loyd Lindsay. K.C.8., V.C., M.P. John Prior, the keeper, George Piper, and Edward Nailor proved the offence. P.C. John Davis said that he apprehended the prisoner on Saturday last and charged him with the ...
... term. result of tip cart falling on him.—On the 12th Honour asked what the defence was. 1 inst., Albert Still, aged four, of Cardigan-road, with , Hodd said that the defence was that there had a fractured thigh, sustained in a similar manner— oecn rm-rep ...