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... COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN.—We have to announce the demise of the Countess of Cardigan, who died at seven o'clock on Thursday morning, at her residence, in South-street, Park-lane. The deceased countess was eldest daughter of the late Admiral John R. D., Tollemache ...
... half an hour's inspec-1 tion will make its usefulness apparent to even a super-i ticial observer. ~°~ LORD CARDIGAN IN SHEITIELD.—The Earl of, Cardigan arrived in Sheffield from Leeds on Thursday evening, for the purpose of inspecting the detachment of. the ...
... behalf of the Yellow Lion, King's Arms, and Victoria Hotel ; after which the Mayor stated that the Bench had decided to refuse the application. SHORT, East-parade Hotel.—Mr. Fretson ap'peared for the applicant.—Refused. JOHN OWEN TAYLOR, Norfolk Hotel, P ...
... at the Peel Arms Inn, on the body of Robert Vose, the young man who was found murdered in a hollow at the junction oil Water-street with Westfield-street, on Tuesday morning last. Four young Irishmen, named Hugh M'Cabe, Michael Murphy, John Henley, and ...
... had formed John Hempsall and George Cook corroborated. part of a valuable model, and were worth between 3 5.1 John Whitworth, aged 13, said :—I work at the mid 4s. The prisoner had been in the employment of lWheathill foundry. I work for John Hempsall. ...
... is said ; and Austrian letter intimates that the King’s illness is attrjmtable to poison. I Mr. Charles Grattan, brother to Mr. Richard Tj Grattan, solicitor, Chesterfield, has passed his examination at the Law Institution, previous to his being admitted ...
... STEWARDS' CUP, value 300 sovs., handicap by sub- John Hawley, Brammall-lane, Cricketers Arms. I tentional error will nos vitiate a policy. tuted for it. scription of 10 soya. each, with 100 added from the John Ibbotson, 67, Meadow-street, Prince of Wales ...
... lent quality. HIGHWAY ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE, NEAR HUDDERS• MELD. —On Tuesday night last, as two pig jobbers. ,named John Hinclicliffe and John Roberts, both natives of the village of Grange moor, were returning inane, !having been at the Huddersfield market ...
... towards the new projected hotel in Sheffield. The vacancy in the directory of the Sheffield Banking Company, caused the death of John Rod- , gers, Esq., has been filled by the appointment of M. ■ J. Ellison, Esq.; and that in the Sheffield and Rother- ham Bank ...
... the Independents for the counties of Operations wiU now become decisive, and the definite Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, urging the ne- success of our arms is certain. (member, under Napoleon I.* attempts were made to cessity of non-intervention ...