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... Baron Piatt.) James Waddington, aged 42, and Ann Waddington, his wife, aged 40, were indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Hardy, the daughter of the female prisoner, by administering poison to her, at Manchester, on the 23d of last April. It appeared ...
... from North America. and has lost nothing that admiration which its showy brilliancy first secured for it. Though not very hardy plant, the amaryllis easy of propagation, since shell taken the bulb, withaleaf attached to it, and planted pot of mould, will ...
... Fraser William, Kingsdon Frith William, Polsham Fry Bruges, Clieddar Charles, Curry Rivell Thomas, Long Ashton Fuidge Richard, Bristol Thomas, Bristol Fussell Thomas D., Elm Galpin William, Corton Game George, jun., Pointington Gane William, East Woodlands ...
... Gloucester and Bristol. The Rev. H. P. Gurney, to the rectory of Tregony, Cornwall. Patron, John Gurney, Esq. Mr. T. V. C. Hardy, 8.A., to be principal of Huddersfield College, Yorkshire. The Rev. E. G. Harvey, to the curacy of Devon. * The Rev. J. Kitcat ...
... 0*55, 385 and, for Wales, £2,543,445. The Snow Bunting.—Emberiza Nivalis of Linjtjeus.—Last week several specimens of this hardy bird were seen in the neighbourhood of this town. These birds inhabit the countries within the arctic circle, but are driven ...
... to leave little hope of his recovery. MoRMONISM. —The Mormonites are very active here. They have just engaged a new room in Thomas-street, and opened it for the first time on Sunday last, when Brother Elder Mills, from the Isle of Man, addressed the ...
... Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Suckling 26th Foot —Ensign W. Mosse, to be Lieutenant, purchase vice Thomas, who retires 47th Foot—Ensign J. A. Dowry, to be Lieutenant, purchase, A-ice Perceval, who retires 49th Foot—Lieutenant C ...
... Head of the army. Napoleon. I must sleep now.— Byron. It matters little how the head lieth.— Sir Waller Raleigh. Kiss me, Hardy—l thank God I have done my duty.- Lord Nelson. Don't give up the ship.— Lawrence. I'm shot if I don't believe I dying.—Chancellor ...
... the imaginary committee is announced to be specially directed, were effected more than a year ago, at the instance of Sir Thomas Fremantle, Sir Alexander Spearman, and Mr. Hayter.— Globo. Murder Paris.—Nothing having been seen or heard for sometime of ...
... of the looking glass they secure a constancy to the object of their devotion.— Coleridge s Omnium Sir Thomas Bole™, Headless S PECT R E.-Sir Thomas Boleril the fa-her of the Queen of Henry VIII, resided at Bhckl.ng about fourteen miles from Norwich. His ...
... day, though the road had been rocky and difficult, his progress was considerable; for his spirits were buoyant, his mule was hardy and active, and the strength of both was yet unwearied. He stopped in the evening at little rancho which was well known to ...
... but much finer; the upper part of the forehead and eyes are beautiful, the lower, strong and y masculine, expressive of a hardy temperament and strong passions, but not in the least coarse; the complexion olive, and the air of the whole head Spanish (as ...