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... maim aud disable him, at Earsdon, the ment's sake. What follows? The Earls.of LDCAN 21st December, 1855. Not Guilty. and CARDIGAN, Sir RICHARD AIRE'S, and Colonel GEORGE .40, gardener, shooting at one o should then have been strictly bound William Allen ...
... ire, committed American named John Walker for trial, for having maliciously stabbed a man of colour named Henry Watson. Watson and companion, who likewise is tainted with African blood, were walking near the King's Arms Hotel, PillgwenUy, when Walker ...
... NEWS. Bedungton.— The flrst meeting of the Bedlingtonshire Building Society, was held at the house Mr. Richard Oliver, Mason's Arms Inn on Tuesday evening, the inst. There was a large attendance and several enrolled their names as members. The rules for the ...
... hearing a noise caused by two men ransacking the house. Mr. Winn immediately arose and encountered the men, one of whom was armed with a hay- jade, and threatened to take his life if he did not instantly eliver up his money. A scuffle ensued, in'the course ...
... plumed horses, with outriders, entered the court-yard of Cambridge House. Upon the outside of the hearse there was the coat of arms of Lord Palmerston, with the motto of Flecti non Frangi. Ths coffin was of crimson velvet. The procession was then made up ...
... Arklow ; the Tram ore Life-boat rescued five men from the schooner Ammenion, of Nantes; tbe Cardigan Life-boat aaved three men from sloop Oliver Lloyd, Cardigan, 1 three men from tbe smack Turtle Dove, ' Aberystwitb, and four men from the smack Coronation ...
... ou Christmas Eve, three arrests were made, viz , Bartholomew Sullivan, clerk in a spirit eatabiishmeut; John Connor, a draper's assistant; and John L. Healey, wine and spirit merchant. The two former prisoners were handcuffed, bu Mr. Healey was not, and ...
... preeciibed tbe rules of the asylum. The jury, however, acquitted the prisoner. Dbath the Earl of Cardigan.—About eleven o'olock on Saturday morning tbe Earl of Cardigan died at bis seat, Deene Park, North - amptonsbire, from the effects of fall from his horse ...
... Bashi-Bazouks were— (groans)—as a large number was brigaded with them under Lord Cardigan. They were not an organised body of men, as be had never seen two them clothed or armed alike. They were cmly rakings and scrapings, and, worst of all, they had not ...
... returned a verdict Wilful murder against Drant, who is iu custody. MR. 3116510N IN, BULGARIA. The Mayor of Scarborough (Mr. John Hart) has received the following letter from Mr. Schulyer: Consulate-General of the United btatesot at Constantinople, October ...
... Colliary, ult., the wife of Mr. John Gray, agsnt, of daughter. At Waterloo, Blvth, ult., the wife of Mr. William Dixon, builder, ef a son.—2Bth ult., the wife of Mr. Joseph Ord, of a daughter.—3oth ult., the wife Mr. John Reavley, shipwright, of daughter ...
... unscrupulous Government, but which would fail now as it had before. The Insht man who now thought could throw away his arms just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in '82, would . find that be had placed himself in the power 0 f a ? cruel, unrelenting, English ...