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... property of the landlord, John Macklen.—Prisoner pleaded guiltyto both charges, and was sentenced to one month's imprisonment with bard labour. ASSAULT. John Bean, labourer at Clanfield, appeared upon summons to answer the charge of John Knight, game- keeper ...
... killed his wife and child. He is believed to be insane. Fatal Railway Accident. —On Wednesday evening an inquest was held at John Street, Bethnal Green, respecting the death of Henry Gale, aged years. On Saturday night deceased was engaged in his usual ...
... not true. Offers of capitulation were made by the Hanoverians yesterday, and there is little doubt they will lay down their arms gladly. Thus Prussia has no obstacle whatever in Hanover. Italian Head Quarters, Sundat Evening.—A desperate engagement has ...
... army is not true. Offers capitulation were made the Hanoverians yesterday, and there is little doubt they will lay down* their arms gladly. Thus Prussia has no obstacle whatever Hanover. Italian Head Quarters, Sunday Eveni kg.—A desperate engagement has ...
... Rutherford and Robert Jacks. ord is dying, but Jacks will recover. The beacon on the south side of the Tyne was struck, and John Purvis, pilot, was thrown down and severely burt, Persons have been injured also at Newocastle and Gateshead by the “8‘:250& ...
... of the company being askel to pay £2lO towards the cost of Watering the m.?‘f was, he thought, a very reasonable one.— Mr. John Farley said that the reason of abandoning the taking down the tobacconist's shop was, that last d:w a double line Was proposed ...
... their verdict, aid It I. to he biped that their recommendation for between front and rear guards of tea s ., kinks will bi• cardigan* by the rawer ewer development of the Asti Akiblie at There is esetelnly somethieg of the idea of sending a cracked hurdy-gurdy ...
... Hotel Bristol, 'state cardigan and liveries are so unusual a sight here, that a large crowd soon collected to gaze at the gorgeous spectacle, As the college passed the various guard-houses the guards turned out and presented arms, and when it was known ...
... ARE KINDLY PERMITTED JOHN WOOLCOTT Enq Ocuiwi Consulting Surgeon to the Maidstone and Ophthalmic Hospital G W W Senior Surgeon to Infirmary FIRTH Esq Norfolk and Norwich Eye MASON Oculist Senior Surgeon Bath Somerset Infirmary JOHN LOWE Esq MD Lynn HRH ...
... after she had (lastile) ; towns have surrendered quantities of | lived a.lum-rt:l{ with both, is one of those extraordinary arms, stores, and prisoners. Many Alph have | cases of mortal infatuation for which there is no acjoined the Carlists, and hundreds ...
... The rrop.rty is hounded by the pleasure grounds of Qmien-bury villa, the seat of the Duke of Buoelench, end the grand, of Cardigan bona, belonging to J. Wlli., Esq. Immediate possession ItItESSR9. DRIVER h ore received instructions. parapet to an order ...
... late Bishop of Orange River, aged 4H. Tlie oldest Baronet is Sir Richard John Griffith, aged 92 ; i the youngest. Sir Henry Palk Carew, aged 6. The oldest j Knight is General Sir John Bell, G.C.8., aged 94 ; the youngest, Sir Ludlow Cotter (eldest son of ...