... convicted P&nal Servitude.—Sfren years.—John Singleton, 36. mariner, for stealing a pair of boots, value G«. 6d., the property of Henry and pair of trousers, 4c., value 55.. the projierty of George James ; John Bowden, 29. labourer, stealing a basket ...

... end To stand thus baulked, with his baffled legions, before this “hemmed and famished Jerusalem.” no glory himself, the Roman arms; and after six days* fruit less effort* to force his way through the western wing the temple, he order*J the gates to set on ...

... I Cambridge (Robolgh). Torrens (L), Fowler (L), I Powell (C), and Gorat (C). I Chester.—Grosvenor (L). j Cardigan. —Lloyd (L) returned for Cardigan Boroughs. Carmarthen District.— Stepney (L) and Treberne. Dißir. -Plimsoll (L), Bass (L), and Cox (C)» ...

... stealing an umbrella, value 55., from John Fickio, an eoi|>loy ...

... one says. r„ m )a,^!T, l ,t bith- r and the bankrupt’s wife “Now. John. I think we’ll have this one down first,” « ruar>. 1. account of the bankrupt ■ ...

... leader in question having, with his band, been armed and supplied the cost of the Atbeuian Government. Besides, every care has been taken confine the discussion to the question of the volunteers and the armed blockade-runners, so that, the Eastern ques- ...

... “catch went bravely on. One of the crew was seen armed with a shovel framed with iron and covered with net. which used, alternately shovelling the herrings into bis skiff from the water, fast his arms could move, andspreading the struggling “take level ...

... chandler ami dealer in paraffin lamps and oil; Henry Stanton England, 19. Old Mark'-t-strcet. cooper; John Miles. Redcliffstreet, china dealer ; John Sbepston, Bear tavern. Templestreet. Thomas Harris Hope, Areh-house, Victoriasquare. coachman and beer ...

... imprisonment. Emma Lewis, for theft, bad six months’ imprisonment, had also John Collins, for theft. Joseph Prosser, for maliciously wounding, was sent for a month's hard labour. John Davis, the old man who bad been convicted of wounding with intent murder ...

... workmen by the present There is every reason to believe that the *ncce«or of Mr. Reverdy JebnsoG. American Ambasaador, is Mr. John Mothrop Motley, who is well-known to the Kngluh public the author of the “History of the United Netherlands. He is member ...

... Ferrers, Rev. John Mush Davies: Vicar at Weltenhsll, rheahlre. Rev. Sanders Rtheridge; Vicar of llatlemere, Hants. Rev Uwta Gilbertson. Vicar St. Peter s, Klerch, Cardigan, shire. Rev. Heary Carmichael Grant; Rector Cbllbolton. Hauls. Rev John Howell; Rector ...

... the merchant navy depend upon defensive or offensive ware npon the ocean, and the craft of commerce had to be fitted out and armed, when the necessity for such services arose—(as we know the ** Great Harry, in Henry the Seventh’s time, was the first regular ...