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... wife being then alive.- Joseph Riding, 35, ?? John Foxcroft, 23, ?? Thomas Shenty, 23, ?? and John Nicholson, 23, ?? for having, at Claughton, entered at night, together with others, into certain land armed, with intent to take and destroy ?? Cooper, 45 ...
... to-morrow morning. Two arreste were made tho Cardigan police, this morning, in connection with a mysterious tragedy. woman named Hannah Jeremiah was found dead on Sunday morning outside a lodging-house. One arm was broken, and there wore bruises on tho body ...
... single soldier in the Crimea long before this time; and again, we have been told that we had any given number of men under arms from ten to thirty thousand. Here we must observe that in reading the most doleful accounts, it should be remembered that the ...
... because tliev are shall j make her crush that What about this ? said Mrs. practical and washable and can fl nerv under a cardigan? Sinclair, and she showed me an worn throughout the summer, n e. designed bv Sally Pigenchanting little dress In what They ...
... taken the child in tier arms. On the perambulator being brought into court, witness seized it in his arms, and sobbed aloud. in his arms, and sobbed aloud. There were a number of bruises on the deceased’s face, brow, and arms. Ther*- was large aboess ...
... deceased committed suicide whilst of unsound mind.” PRESENTATION TO MR. JOHN FRAME. CELEBRATION OF GOLDEN JUBILEE OF TOURIST AGENCY. At Bennington Hotel, London, yesterday, Mr. John Frame, accompanied by Mrs, Frame, met his children and grand and great ...
... beloved daughter the late JOHN and LUCY BIRKENHEAD. Interment at St. Leonard’s, Walton-le-Dale, on the 7th. At Rest.” DOBSON.—On the 2nd inst., at Briarfield, Flaglane, Penwortham. ALICE, the beloved wife of the late JOHN DOBSON (late of Wesi. View, ...
... colonnade of the lonic order, extending round three sides of quadrangular recess. In the tympanum above the entrances the Royal arms are boldly cut, the apex being embellished with statues of Hibernia, Fidelity, and Commerce. Facing College-street is another ...
... free.—J. MITCHELL and SOJff-, BELL SRF f' \ T t.'« MerehaT.t.s.Hl>epartmei.t. Well-street. Bra-lford. - CAKES. Made cnlv b- JOHN IV' - I “ —~ PHARACTER from Handwritinc or Photo i the nei Fee Is.—Address, The ELLIS FAMILY, Character E T Vnvs T «» v leadnra ...
... Pontvpridd. Rev. Dr. Inrelwyn Hughes, Cardigan. John Walter George Haluah, West Hartlepool. Davie*. Sutton. A. Harrison. Shrewsbury. f-coffrer Dove, Shrewsbury. John Williams, Craven Arms. Alfred Williams. Craven Arm*. Christopher Wrigley. ...
... town dragon’s teeth and bad reaped armed men. Plaen hunter* and dnecurista were ably described for their voracity and reHlshn— Lord Norbwy came is for racy description, eo did wellknown Roach, amidst bursts of Henry Grattan’s action la the Irish Parliament ...