... daughter ot the woman residing the house, on hearing the occurence, came to the premises armed with a bean hook, and attacked the officer and his assistant, and on the arm of the latter inflicted a severe cut just below the shoulder joint, completely dividing ...

... Wales is comparatively free from crime, the county being Glamorgan, in which 82 offences wereim? milted; and the lowest Cardigan, in which ttsA place. But there is a great deficiency in the tableiin showing the proportion of crime to the population county ...

... fer'Mr. Grattan, claimed the right (under a clause of the statute) of striking independently of Mr. Howard, and was immediately followed Mr. Andrews, who, appearing for Mr. Howard, claimed the like right of striking independently of $lr. Grattan. Mr. Thesiger ...

... from Meath; by Mr. D. Browne, from Mayo; Mr. Vigors and Mr. Ashton Yates, from Carlow by Air. liellew, from Devon ; Mr. H. Grattan, from liowu, Monagban, Fermanagh, Armagh, and Deindalk; by Major Mocuamara, from Clare; and by Mr. Pooler, Mr. Bury, Mr. Rtddwgton ...

... States tte sr. Heel Bntmb tmpe eitbo tte disputed territory. Tbey•mm(.modia|ttiteo «t b. Lord Srd.u-tea, without tte of Sir John ; ud itet ttey worn only patent through, oa their way New Btuoeuieh. than any foundation for tte it certainly team iediecreet ...

... testimony of bigh respect and esteem and that itis the wish of Prince Albert that Prince George of Cambridge sbuuld succeed Lord Cardigan ia bis Coloneley. The Windsor correspondent of the Zimes says that the Court will return to Windsor a few days after the ...

... be- fore the house a communication be had with Mr, Justice Bosanquet on the subject of the proceedings against the Earl ot Cardigan, a committee was appointed, con- sisting of al! peers who hed attended during the present @vesinn. to inspect the journals ...

... TUB EARL CARDIGAN. Earl SkatUthury vet] that the Lord Speaker do giro ordera for printing and publishing lb# proceeding* tba trial tbe Earl of Cardigan.—The Earl to tba Attorney-General bqving that waa moral delimjnm in of tbe Earl of Cardigan. could not ...

... towards the funds of the Metropolitan Aoti-Corn-law Association. ARMED MEN PARLIALEKT. —On the morning of Lord Cardigan's trial, the entrance to the reporters' gallery was guarded policemen and armed soldiers, who very reluctantly adowed the gentlemen the ...

... , that the President of the' United States be requested urge and cause the removal of the foreign armed force British) from the upper valley of St. John's, was referred committee, well the proposal. A resolution that the Governor Maine be authorised to ...

... Chequers, Speeiihamtaha J-psit II Bear Hotel, Hungerford |-past 12 MARLBOROUGH ARMS only at Marlborough k-past Beck Hampton Inn 3 CASTL.E HOTEL only Devizes before 4 Bear, and King's Arms, Melksham k-pa»t 4 Arriving the Castle and Hotel; Bath, at $-past |tHE ...

... the Act of find 7th William IV., chap. 85. At Court held the George Inn, Trowbridge; Monday lot, before Fred. Webber, evq.; John perkineBtaricoirtb,b*q.,*nd Mr. Jos. Berry, Wereapi'OMtTed Constables for lie town; Mr. J. Kington and Mr. Felix Stevens, Aleconers ...