... . A police investigation was held at Enniskillen, the 28th March, directed by the Right Hon. the Lords Coinraisioners of Chelsea Hospital, inquire into the complaint of John Brennan, a pensioner from his Majestv's 27th Regiment, against Captain Colclongh ...

... pleased to see him vigorously doing Ids (riomMite Guardian.) meeting tbe Society was held at their Room | H blue col imhine, flower in our gardens culliva- duty than idling in other people’s way at home ? Or where- . Friday, the 6?4fcistant, the annual election ...

... hand. '1 Major inatully jumped from his bed, and seized upon the iutruder, catching hii i the collar of the shirt. The fellow show d figut, striking him the side severely with his elbow, and in the face with his fist. was powerful young man, while the M ...

... Pleasure, who doth fly, returucth, Scattering every cloud of pain. As the year which dies in Showers, Kiscth in a world Of flowers. Called by many vernal strain. Come Mott —for whom tears were falling. And thousand tongues are calling ! Come again, come ...

... resumed, AVhen learned that the Nos bility of Scotland were invited to our tables, feared some dreadful termination siteb unusual show of friendsiiip ; and then, John Grahame,for f thought thou wouldesl not neglect such invitation She turned from him blushed ...

... VTITF. IST.K. (From Talf* Magazine,) ! t**ll not of fairer lands, j3* ,r brighter skv ; •tream® that roll golden sands, And flowers thnt never die ! native Isle mv native T-de ! Though and bare fhon ; And scant and thy «n-mner smile. Thou art all the world ...

... laying down plans for securing the spoils. They take it for granted, with the utmost coolness, that nobody hut reformer ought show his face upon the hustings—taking care to forget that every election contested since the reform humbug began, the reformers ...

... connected with the machinery of manufactures. I found a botanical professor, who had SO, or 40 boys under him studying flowers, and many flowers exceedingly beautiful. I found others attending to architecture; and, in fact, that all the departments of art, which ...

... staying the Albion Hottl at B ighton. The lion C. H. Cadogan, who lately attained bis majority, will be now styled Vi count Chelsea, the eldest son of the present carl, who selected tbc barony of Oakley of Cascisham bin title when Eul Grey included him the ...

... Catholics Ireland, and be should be sorry to see it -store widely extended. v .■ Colonel PERCEVAL said the Heo. Member last had show* his ignorance of the state raison. What ' that Hon. Member had advanced was calculated to lower the character of the Orangemen ...

... Thia objection was argued isngtb. the committe decided do admitting the evidence of the poll-books.' The poll hooka produced show that several who-voted in 1831 were refused to be admitted to vote at the late election. This evidence was also objected to ...

... beighc, thin, and of a sallow complexion. He had the remains rather floe face, with a sharp quick eye.— SnUmm. Tub Murdbb Chelsea.—Tlie exlrurdl nary cirramtUnees •tteuding' tli« eonr«iioa of tho auto Sliarpe have excited much siirprite, tod tin subject ...