... coming into collision with the stop block. Severnl passengers were severely braised, but none seriously hurt. An old man, named Thomas Riehings, has jest died at his 'son's residence at Cirencester. The deceased is sup- posed to have been the last of that brave ...

... Overseer said it swas ratbed at £11 Mr. A, slrew Deviese said there was no proof that the Thomas Jones ti' ulffo. nilentinnled inl aL lease granted in 1835 was the Thomas Jones be I he whoac name is on the rata-beelk, Objection overruIled.- he leand( Ditniel ...

... assault. He eent Meredith'to gaol for two mouths, and Thomas for one month. No TRUE BILS, The grand jury threw out the bill against Samuel Oheston, eharged with unlawfully and maliciously wounding Thomas Wnlton, at Llantrisiant, on the . Il?'t l'ept. No true ...

... Davies, Thomas Faleoner, 3. B. Greenhow Ralph, 3. Arthur Herbert, Francos Alphonse Herbert, R, J, Hickman, F. John Hall, H, MI, Kennard, Ed. Lcetcr, F, MeeDonnell, IR, H. Oahlsigh, W. Partridge, N. W. Phill~ps, T. P. ?Price, B?. 3. Phillips, J. Thomas Priee ...

... 'arisen against the occupiers of pubbc-houses, the ,licences -were withheld; viz., 'Abraham Smith, Thomas Plummer; B. and A. .Kin*, Mary Ay bpope nd David Thomas. These we' now' renived, with a 'caltion. The renewal of te licence to Victor Mabire, White Hart ...

... ned: I was canvassing for Mr. M e Raper. I wanted to get hold of Hardy to vote for w :form Raper. I had some conversation with Hardy after- t' and wards. I did not say that if he (Hardy) would t] split against those impostors, Lougher and ' )n or lessley ...

... relation to -his having receiveid4-. putations anld deliveredadrse at Con- stantinople. Anong.the notices of Bills was Sir Thomas Chamibers's annual measure .for -the legalisation of marriages with ' a deceased wife's sister. When question time cane, Lord- ...

... lease, of the 8th of November, 1861, between David tj Williams of the one part, and David Jones, John u: Lewis, Japnes Thomas, Thomas Thomas, and fc William Cone, trading under the name of the Toedyrmw Coal Company, the said D. Wil. liams demised to the ...

... afterwards asked M.I as Mr. Thomas to send for plainti ff. The plaintiff had Eat 2k! done a similar -erv-iso before on behalf of Dir. Sr Thomasi, and fur his bro their, nead his work had and been grcstly appreciauted. Mr. Thomas ac. l cordiegly wrote to ...

... 8umes of ?? each for the ?? Meredith, l,Iarrcdsrnc; Thomas Morgan, ERlwysilan- Win, Morgan, Hy: Reed, Hannah Stephens, Winm. Porter, Win. Sandtre, and John Lewis, WrXitchurch; Jamnes Watkins and Win. Thomas, Cuorau; John Preo3-e, John Morgan, and Win. Lewis ...

... woehi Pboi-coustabe Morgan carged he John Thomas, Ilsagadock, and Richard 5vans, yel Garn, LIarhystid, with, obstructing tla ?? r !. throughfare at the racent fair by aiowiiog their t ci entirehorfesto figi. Thomas ?? e s. ccusts, and EYvaos 2V. sad costo ...

... llrdge.street, Westminster, I, employed at a tobacconist's, 26, Crown.street, me Pulteney.street, Westminster (watch lost), the Thomas Wheeler Bill, 22 years old, identified ban by his father, Mr. William Bill, 2, Grove.tetrsce, rat Bempetead, kW., ' a Mr. ...