... j_ °|7 RAGES --A man named John Pate, herd to Mr. Robert Homes, was tired at on the evening of th- Vth ult. as he was returning from the stable to hi dwjw house. The shot, however, missed its aim. A dreadfu at ?? by an armed par vi _h_ on the night of ...

... support. New Ministry.— Mr. Duffy, in a letter to the Nation, after referring to reports of a coalition Ministry, embracing Lord John Russell. Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Cobden, says— Thank God, aucb a Ministry could not stand a week against the will of the Irish ...

... charged with being drunk, in Cardigan-terrace, on Sunday afternoon. He said that he had come from sea, and had been to ace some friends.— Fined ss, which was to include costs ALLEGED THEFT FBOM A BEDROOM.— A young man. named James John Jacobs, living ta St ...

... O. Finch-Cotton, late captain Her late Majesty'® R. 8.0. Honourable Corps Gentleme n-at-Arm?. CUMBER.—Ou tho 25tb lort.. at 19. Susscs-tcrrace. Southampton. John Camber, late .Soagcaut Royal Engineers, aged 89. ODMMINS.—KiIIed in action. ii» France, 26th ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT [Continued from the First Edition.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday March _ Loan _-„av_*. A-nimty Bill.- Lord John Russell _-i_ ih* re.vii ol correspondence between .be Board ?? „.d the Director, of ,h. Ea.t India Comp an , had L. declaration ...

... last Sunday, by the afflicted widow , the criminal escaped. On Saturday last, a fellow armed with a case of pistols entered the dwelling ot P. Hanneen, tenant of John Bentlv esq. near Broadford, and threatened his lite if he did n_>J give up the land he ...

... hour, and expressed a hope before leaving that the Government would net as Lord John Russell would have acted had he been able to torm a Ministry. Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Grattan, and several other gentle- men, having delivered themselves of long-winded speeches ...

... 96, Albert-road, Nos. 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33, Magdalen e-terrace, and stabling, in Cardigan-terrace, close by. Nos. 159, 161, 163, 165, 167, and 169, Osbome-road, Portswood ; also the business premises. No. 19, M ...

... the enjoyment of the capital's delight,, before settling down for life in the sober gravities of matrimony. While walking arm in arm one day in the Tuilerier, an ex- quisite, whose vanity led him to imagine that, from the lovely, anJ perhaps we may add ...

... Dragoon Guards— Cornet St. John C. Paulet to be Lieu- J tenant, by purcbate, vice White, promoted, by purchase, to sn | Unattached Company ; Cornet Tbomat Booth to be Instructor of | Matketry. 7tb Light Dragoons— Cornet John G- Le Marcbant. from the Bth ...

... the Plover, amputation of 'igbt arm, invalided ; sent home by packet. John Johns, A 8., the Plover, loss of left eye, invalided ; con- valescent. William Padua, private, Royal Marines, the Plover, amputa- tion of right arm, invalided; aloughing, general ...

... rhlskey, Mr. H. St. John. Private Mason, lamp, Mr. Bailey ; bottle of port, Mr. uckle. Private Hobby, pair nutcrackers. Mrs. B. Green ; ralking etick, Mr. Merritt. Private Lewimton, leg of mutton, Mr. Topp ; large ake, Mr. T. St. John. Private O. Miles ...