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... night took out a pistol and discharged it at him. The ball entered the left arm, but wan stopped by the bone or it would probably, (the surgeon said) have passed through his arm and 'body also. The prierane; read a long written defence, the object of which ...
... Jolla ()aunt, Esq., of Upper Deal House. No air& DEATHS. farm—July 21, in Csallo-stroct, Dover, in DI. 93rd ytur of his age, John Iron, Esq., forrncily, for $0 ray% 11.-irbour Mastcr to tho How Warden Aseistants of Dover 11 irbour. Covey ar.--July 22, at ...
... marked relief to those irritating Whitstable Harbour.. .. 10 01.., 3 30 .. .. 7 0 .. .. 1.. .. .. Venice. The church of St. John s and St. 1 aul has t' aun e . me . men •,_ eng ' - ed m placing * and painful swellings of the shins sturry dep. 947 I . I ...
... Rochester. 3; ketch Speculatear, of St. Melo, 4; ecboonee Mary Gracie, saved vessel and 7; brig Palestine, of Whitby, 6; smacks John and Grew, of Milford, and Mary, of Cerdigan, 4; brigantine Richard Thompson. of Belfast, assisted to wive vessel and 6; barque ...
... him, he most bring an action in the County Comb. DRUNK - AND Rtorous.—John Ashenton, a waterman, was charged with being drunk on Saturday night, and refusing to leave the Maxton Arms when requested to do so by the landlord. ..• . . - . P.C. Annall deposed: ...
... executioner. A large crowd of persons assembled outside the gaol until the black flag was hoisted. Mr. John Johnea, late county court judge for Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, chairman of the Carmarthenebire Quarter Sessions, and recorder of the borough of ...
... evidence very conflict g, and dismissed the gountg iltbls. ASHFORD. —COCNTY COURT, SATURDAT.—Before G. Russell, EN., Judge—John Borten v. Charles Eldridge, Stone Bridge Green, Egerton.—The plaintiff is a wheelwright, and a person of considerable property ...
... TANINTINS-GRATI AND GAY. I thick. akt4. • gent!•rn.. , o ,is footman. NI have been • moderato good muter to you, John. Very moderate, sir, said jr.2%Z. I am astonished, my dear — nung lady, at your aentimentr—you make me se been waiting for you ...
... under anew captain, set sail also. They had a race to Hong. Kong; but the captain who, as he need to put it, had discharged john Jacob Astor, by keeping the at the braces, took advantage of every miff of wind, and Non by three days. The ship was loaded ...
... Holywell ; John Kenyon, of Ionion with filll4 ill it, everybody is prepared to theater ; and Henry Ellis, of Gronant. There formed attest with tint greatest readiness. a syndicate which worked the Groruant Lead Mine, aear Rhyl, where John Griffiths lost ...
... new patented artielea of Underclothing—indispensable to la nes travelling—retail in Deal of W. U auil 7, itigh-street, and JOHN Id, High-street. Sold at Is. and la. (and an extra large siaa at 2s. 9d.) per packet of one dozen, by all Ladies Outlittairs ...
... wall, but was afraid of getting someone else into trouble • and thirdly, he said he was going to throw the bag into the sea. John Francis Boland said he was a Preventive Officer of Customs, stationed at Dover On the 2nd inst., he searched the defendant's ...