... the arm and presented him the churchwardens, suggesting to them to prosecute him in the Ecclesiastical Court for desecration, &c. The churchwardens did not feel disposed to do this, and the Bishop then charged them not to replace the basin. —John Bull ...

... the Rev. G. Daubeny, and G Alexander, Esq.) —John Morpeth, was charged with assaulting Thomas Halt, Swindon. Fined 20s. to include costs, in default, was committed to Devise* for one calendar month. —John Dolman, lain of Swindon, was charged with sealing ...

... thougnt it worse than if it were openly in state of civil war, for in the latter case one knew bis enemies, and met them with arms in his hands, but in tho present case the hand of the assassin doomed landlords to death even in the midst their domestic circles ...

... days ago. All the other members of the cabinet are also absent from London. The West of England papers record the death of Mr. John Holman, an eminent merchant, of Topsham, near Exeter, and a princely benefactor of that town. He was chiefly in- strumental ...

... There are 8 sail of the line, Sir John.' 'Very well, sir.' 4 There are 20 sail of the line, Sir John.' ' Very well, sir.' 4 There are 25 sail of the line, Sir John.' * Very well, sir.* 4 There are sail ofthe line, Sir John,'and this was accompanied some ...

... arise—so they wish to bid you beware. To Lambeth Lords IPandforvl an I Shaftesbury hurried, Declaring that Exeter llaii was i » arms; In short, inv dear L->rd, I can't say how I'm worried, Since such proof bus bean given that Music has charms. They tell ...

... passed her; money being heard to rattle her pocket, one ot put Lei* arm Mutch's neck, and throttled her till she fell the pavement, when the two rifled her pockets and ran off, Mr. John Kuapp, cattle-jobber of bought pistol and loaded with ball, as protection ...

... often reduced by deficient crops, coucluded by recommending poor laws as the only means securing them subsistence. . , Mr. GRATTAN sccondcd the motion, and intimated his intention proposing, the discussion the Irish Church Bill, that the tithes in that ...

... (Before the Rev. O. and G Alexander, E*q.) —John Morpeth, was charged with assaulting Thomas Halt, at Swindon. Fined 20s. to include costs, in default, was committed Devises for one calendar month. —John Dolman, late of Swindon, was charged with stealing ...

... to send the soldiers to uselese destruction. communicated his opinion to Lord Cardigan, who entirely agreed with him ; nevertheless he pronounced the order, and Lord Cardigan executed it. Lord describes himself as goaded the peremptory and offensive language ...

... Chronicle. Where John Sadleir teas Found. —On visiting Ilauipstead Heath this week correspondent infoiuis (the Clou,net Chronicle) tlut found that the two fir trees which ! overshadowed the little eminence where the supposed dead body j John was discovered ...

... army possessed, is treated individually with far more rigonr than ever it was. A cigar seen in the mouth, a woman seen on the arm, of a soldier; his being heard to utter a political cry, not ordered by his superior ; is frequenting popular shows or public ...