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... states that Major Baigrie had just returned from a two months' shooting excursion. lie had been in company with Colonel Chamberlain, Colonel Fraser, and Captain Martin. They killed thirty-six tigers, six bears, and four panthers. John Gray, probably the ...
... prosecutor for perjury.âThe Bench advised him to retire without taking any further steps. Stealing two Ducks.â George Chamberlain, was charged with stealing and killing two ducks, the property of George Thomas, Treherbert. The case was completely proved ...
... there were several people walking about the road at a late hour making a noise, and the policeman could not be found.—PS. Joseph: Stop, I wont have any complaints made about the policeman here if he does not do his duty properly, report him and it shall ...
... about midnight, a person named Pullin was being locked up, when Hunt and others set upon Police-constables Chamberlain and Chambers. While Chamberlain and Hunt Were struggling oa the ground, with a person named Burge striking the police- man, and a woman ...
... fulfil a professional engagement at Madrid. The Hon. and Rev. James Payne has been eleoted President of Liberia, and the Has. Joseph T. GIbsea Tic e-presid eat. A new eomedy tinder the title of Miss Susanne, lias been produced at the Gymnese in Paris. The ...
... rheithfarn ei fad yn ddieuog. Y o James Grffith, llafarwr a gyhuddid a latrata, ng 6f. strap, ebb, a leggings, eiddo John Chamberlaine, dd th Hawarden, ar yr I6eg a Ragfyr diweddaf. Dychwel. io as wyd rheithfarn ei fod yn ddieuog. ed Id Ni ddygwyd true bilt ...
... MULTUM IN PARVO. The reduction of the Daily News to one penny is to take place in May. The Lord Chamberlain has put a stop to the French fast dancing recently imported Into London. There is another vacancy in the staff of Poor Law Inspectors by the retirement ...
... underground.— Kinnery v. Chamberlain.^—This was a claim for balance of wages.—Plaintiff said he agreed to work at 12s. a week, was raised to 14s. had 2s. 4d. a turn —Edward Kinnery said I agreed for my son to work for Chamberlain he was to pay what the ...
... BRYNMAWR PETTY SESSIONS. Wednesday, February 19.-( Before J. lIfaund and L. Powell, Esqrs ) Irish Disputes. —Mary Ann Chamberlain charged Mar- garet Coedy with threatening to knock her brains out. From the evidence it appeared that a quarrel had arose ...
... because they could not inconvenience their younger brethren as has hitherto been allowed. However, last night the chamberlains and vice-chamberlains, and other deputies in mulberry coats and much gold embroidery, were inexorable. Her Majesty's dress was of ...
... but very select and orderly. BRYNMAWR PETTY SESSIONS. Wednesday. (Before Martyn Roberts, Esq.) JVca of Drunkenness.— Solomon Joseph, broker, charged Richard Mother way, an old offender, with stealing a waist- coat, value 5! 6d.—Mr. G. S. Davies appeared ...
... the family of Joseph Johnson, by shoot- ing through his bedroom window and by throwing ex- plosive substances with intent to main and kill. Shep- herd was first put in the dock, on the charge of shoot- ing at Wm. Johnson, the son of Joseph Johnson. This ...