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... indicted for burglary in the dwelling-house of the Rev. John Wynn, and stealing therein one coat and about £25. in gold, and other articles, his property; and also with assaulting the said John Wynn with intent to murder him. at Nappa, on the 1st January ...
... Checrits. 501.bOL AObiO'A, Al, H MFOD aunr CO, 7?, S TRAND, LODON , W.O. AB opg'I IE AGENTS, THE FO OWIN OWING CEMISTS. H.. Mr. JOHN ?? 4 P, N ew Street. ?? ?? Air. AT. D OENNISON Market Plan .Ilcl.. ?? air. W. MotBEs-Y, Mharket PI,= 53 'NEw w!FETnG PROVIDENT ...
... o'clrcr-LEAS.HOLD JMANiUFACTURINGand other PFitMISE& in Sherlock istreet. FURNITURE, BREWING PLANT, &c. BDY JOHN GRAY, at the OJd V'ellows' Arm.4, XLp Edmund Street. 'i HIS DAY (Mondny) athalf.psst Tan o'clock -the excellent HOUSEHOLD and PUBLIC HOUSE ...
... deserve it. FEARFUL SCENE AT CArBDICAN GAOL,-One morning last week the offi cials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate bnrglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the assizes. Ahout six o'clock in ...
... market, to George Jones, butcher, of Bi2rmnigham, for 8O6. Jones, ouspecthig that something wes wrong, called Pollee-constable John Begley, end desired him to take Cowdry'e name. The officer ques- tioned, end then arrested him, upon which the priesner eaid ...
... d9, sere 9o wiech made persons found treepsesing (t pursuit of game armed with fire-arms, ludgeons, tc, guilty ot a misdemeanoir. . Mr. Bleaton dwelt upon the fact of the ?? being armed with thick and heavy sttick3,to the ends of two of whoh were attached ...
... Salin goon Guards Mr. John Soholedeld Captain Willington, Tamworth Mr. Alderman Suith R. V. Mr Charles Swinden Captain Wiliae, West Broan. Mr. M. H. Simpson, Jun. wirh R. V. Mr. W. J. Bl Boott Caplain Briggs6 Birmingham Mr. John Snucling R V. Mr. Edward ...
... 1. Welch. BEq. Mr. John Soholefiold Jotcph Townesend. Req. Mr. Alderman Smith Captain Robertsoia, Yorsth Drn- Mr Charles Sivindon goon Guards Mr. M. H. Simpson, jut. Captain Wfllington, Tamworth Mhr. W. J. B. Scott R. V. Mr. John Suckling Celtain Williams ...
... Towashend, Req. Mr. John SholefteNt Captain Robertsom, Fourth DMn- Mr. Alderman Smith goon Guards Mr Charles Swinden Captain Witiilgton, Tasmworth Mr. M. H. SImpSon, jun. RV. Mr. W, J. B. Scott Captain Wqiliams, West Brom. Mr. John Suckling wieh R. V. ...
... White, Lord Fermoy, &o., &o. At twenty minutes to one o'clock the Speaker, in his State robe, preceded by Lord John Russell, the Serjeant-at- Arms, with his chain of office and mace upon his shoulder, entered the House, and took his seat at the table, chatting ...
... George S. Freeman, arsq. Wrilism DeIf. Etq. Choeles James Heath. Esq. John Dixon. Fecq. James Pilhtogbon. Ecq, PIP. Beojaorin Edgingtor, Esq. Rt. aton. Ca P. Vilhers. 5M.1. John T. Fletcher, Epq. Edward Wilson, Eaq. Secretary . TOsMAS Ftc, i LLD. LOANS ...
... Villiers T B3reet, Btrand. The beot Houge In ondon for Vhdtor to the setopitfrom Birmingh3m or eseowhere.Ri~ Do~llso 2036 46 ~im~ JOHN GREEN, P~top~jTEoR. FOR BXCURSIONISTS, PIC-NIC PARTIES, THE LUNOBEON TABLE, As. W ILLLIAM BRYAN'S VIAL AND HAM PIES, Are Made ...