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... property of John Paddington, of Brambridge, was ordered to be kept in custody during the sitting of the Court.—Thomas Dawkins, for stealing a halter, the property of John Baylis, of Shawford, was sentenced to seven days* hard labour.—John Goodyear, a ...
... ® Grundy, Halils Jackson, not out Byes 10, leg-bye 1, vt ides 12, balls Sir John- Takisgton os China.— At a meeting of Worcester Agricultural Society, on the 12th mst. Sir John Pakington returned thanks for the navy, and in dO Ai referencehad been made ...
... vessels had been despatched to Tam Lo the coast of Asia ; two frigates were guing ne of | mouth of the Danube, and most of the arm en at boats were collected at Kherson. Very larg are expended on the establishments of Nic from and Sebastopol, the remittances ...
... Lord Neaves, seconded by Professor Symc, proposed Sir John M'Ncill; Dr. Douglas Maclagan, seconded Mr. Morton, proposed Solicitor General Maitland, The numbers were:—For the Solicitor General, ; Sir John M'Ncill, 184; majority, 88. A letter has been received ...
... S. I have sent the privateer into port, and going in chace. Peggy sloop, of Cardigan, James Prichard master, from Dover to Penzance, with wheat and barley. Camilla brig, John M'Kena.e master, from Hull to Plymouth, with coals. Deuvai, Charles Mann master ...
... gifta can oeat brr Grange, Kaetleigb, any time before firai weak March. The artkiM required art each ao aackn, bandkerebiefa. cardigan*, flannel ahirts, comforters. Tam-o' Shaater*, tobaooo, pipoa; or money will bo graUffnily Lady Rarrey Batbant. Somborae ...
... be expedited, for submarine wire will soon come into play from Nova Scotia to St.John’s, Newfoundland; and after that, means are to be found for sinking a wire from St. John’s to Galway, and then messages from New York will be as frequent and familiar they ...
... it, the navi- | arms of her Majesty and Prince burgh from Symington, ru is considered a muc h easier line, and through a 1 her connection with the persons few steamers which ploughe and at no period since the severe | the coats of arms are cherubs ex ecuted ...
... protection. Adams got up and took the poor creature in his arms, but no sooner had he done so than Burrows rushed into the room, armed with the hammer, and, whilst the deceased was in Adams's arms, struck her three blows on the head, completely breaking ...
... lilh. IVini the Stfi. ihe an I Antigua to the 18th. The Jamaica papers confirm the capture and destruction of the fleet of arm cia, the rebel chief who hod -.el his force* .igain .1 ( anhageua. The gallant conduct Lie.it, Couny, her Majestv’s brig-of ...
... feeding the hungry and clothinjp the naked. Mr Slncklumd wished to see a proper provision made for the poor of Ireland. _ J. Grattan wa» of opinion that, in effecting this object, no great difficulty would arise. It was ijuite obvious that the church lands ...
... stationer James Dawson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, draper /iankruptciet —John Thomas, Ramsgate, butcher John Owen. Woolwich, cowkeeper. /ruo/cen/a —Henry «te*en«. Willian. Hertfordshire, and John Btr»ens. Oophill, Bedfordshire, bailders l>eUmam. 81. Hill, London ...