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... murder was made Friday afternoon, the workshop of Mr. Moore, basket maker, Silver-street-head. The victim Thomas Froggatt, and his murderer, Thomas Williams, both basket makers. It appears Williams has been for some time employed by Mr. Moore, who, consequence ...
... James Hudson. Jieaton, Wm. Tetlow. Noble, Thomas Hill, Robert Scabies fJunstvorth, John Firth. Idle, Christopher Dibb, William Edmondson. Manning ham, Thomas Ackroyd. Worth I Bier ley, Henry Leah, Cliarles Hardy and Richard ; Frederick Pudsey, Richard Ciayron ...
... sum wai readily paid immense person*. The Basford Murder.?-Nottingham, April 7.- We last week shortly detailed the murder by Thomas Greensmith of his four children, and have time to give only the voluntary confession of the prisoner, which was taken before ...
... since been removed the station-h rose at Ealing, where is Resent deposited; Thursday forwaided-informatiyiiof the discovery Thomas Stirling, Esq,.the that of Middlesex, who orcfered/a fie sajpfdoned for the puri of inquiring into- the ciiWupMÃinces. Gigantic ...
... Mr. Williams, of Coventry. Mr. Leader, Colonel Thompson, Sir Thomas Strickland, Lord John Russell, Mr. H. Mars land, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Ruthven, Mr. R.Clive, Mr. F. Baring, Mr. Thomas Attwood, Mr. Yilliers, Wolverhampton, Sergeant TalfourdiSir ...
... Sir John Beckett, and Mr. Wilks. Petitions to the same effect were presented by Sir G. Strickland, Sir A. Agaew, and Mr. Hardy. Church Rates.—Mr. Wilks presented petitions in favour the ministerial plan for the abolition of church rates from dissenting- ...
... comparatively?little anxiety felt upon that bead. The late Tragical Affair -It Stratford— On Monday the final examination or Thomas Cornell, a jobbing carpenter at Stratford, the 14th of last month made a desperate attempt cut the throat of a young woman ...
... respect in Sparta than elsewhere ; the soft Asiatic distinctions in dignity be- j tween the respective sexes did not reach the hardy mountaineers of Laceda;mon the wife was the mother of men. Brought robust habits, i accustomed to athletic exercises, her person ...
... from common report, and from the language, which the Dissenters themselves had used their petitions and their speeches. Mr. Hardy was favour of the amendment. Mr. Hume supported the original motion, Mr. ! Borthwick strongly opposed the ministerial mea| ...
... Si. . , Monday, the of June, the Librarv. The Chair to be taken at Twelve o'Clock. Mr. Robert Beksok, Mr. William Watson, THOMAS MILLNER, Librarian, and Mr. Tkos. Beeston. June 2nd, Treasurer, J. R, Leeds. Kir. Thos. Cha^les^Pontey Mr. Geo. Tyson Mr. ...
... Mer' chant's-quay, in consequence oi his answering to a * description given in the Hue and Cry of the mar' der of man named Thomas Long,on St. Patrick's * Da}- last, the county Kerry. Shortly, after his arrest the prisoner was taken before Alderman Newsom ...
... some deep-rooted error the political economy of the country. We see, t,hey say, {C that the population Jin gland 3a- and hardy: that their and sinews service intelligent and industrious for wealth and the comforts and luxuries which money alone can procure ...