... a division of the metropolitan police, succeeded in apprehending, tli>* neighbourhood of Llanelly, two men, named John Jones, alias John Uyseborfawr. formerly prixe-fighter, and David Davies, alias Cantwr, or David the Singer, who are charged with being ...

... first appeared insurmountable, have been gut over, the satisfaction of all— Blackburn Standard. Lord Cardigan and the Press—lt is stated that Lord Cardigan has instructed his law agent apply to the Court of Queen’s Bench in London, for a rule for a criminal ...

... be commenced early in the spring. Lord W. Paget and the Earl of Cardigan The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought by Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan is tried in the Court of Common Pleas. It is to be tried at the ...

... Mahomed 11. bad a fani-j for (hr Site arta. ana ordered Uentil Bellioi, Venetian an lit, to paint a pictare of the beheading of John the Baptiat. Wbeo the picture was fioitbed, iha Su tan found fault intb the representation of the wounded part; and to ahow ...

... Walpole, Lord Chatham, Lord Mansfield. Burke, Fox, Pitt, and Grattan, be placed in St. Stephen’s Hall. We have further to propose that the following three artists, viz., Wm. Calder Marshall, John Bell, and Juhn H. nrv Foley, whoso works in the last exhibition ...

... Ghazaouet.’ Enclosure Commission. —The Enclosure Commissioners have appointed John Job Kawlinson, Esq., barrister-at-law ; John Parkinson, Esq.; and Nathan Wetherall, Robert Hart, and John Bell, Esqrs., barristers-at-law, Assistant-Commissioners under the act ...

... evening. At the Court-house, Leeds, on Tuesday, old man named John Cropper was fined Ss. and costs for being drunk. He was found by policeman Hales at early hour on the same morning, with hit arm round gas post, and fighting it with his other hand with all ...

... guilty in his yiech on Monday night. Hie principal speakers in it were Mr. Smith O’Brien, Sir B. Peel, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Grattan, Mr. D. Browne, and Mr. O’Connell. It was subsequently agreed that the order of the day far the first reading of ibis bill ...

... knew how. Mr. Cobden set cheek jowl with Mr. Bsnkes; on the other side of Mr. Cabden, and between that gentleman and Lord John Russell, was man, famous in his qusrter, but evidently unknown there, —namely, Mr. William Earle, common councilman of Liverpool ...

... the elbow of right arm. crucifix; below the dhow a tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of female kneeling at the foot of it; • •ut'ide the wrist, heart and the arms of Venus, with the letters W.P. and ** J.F. ; inside of the arm, Hope, anchor, and the ...

... lower. brain is dull, ray frame doth feel depress’d. Which make me wish to sink in balmy rest. to repose w ilhiu fair Sjronus’ arm*. And seek content sweet lethargic charms! BURY. Brav Fair. —The number of cow* at the fair upward* of 500, being about 400 ...

... exeeuteil force of arms, ; of Count Mortier, ami-mb-T Scotland. in ■.» equivalent declaration ..I war I lie of Preea. The Count ka.l tandredea Kot»*o»p»x»», i«» • wo .-. of the Diet wind, tins formal resolution hl , chamber, armed with razor which TttK ...