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... meet- Holbrow, brother to the bride, eon « John Jones, Esq . of Oskham, to Emma, ers. A DEATHS. oreed to h a large Feb. 8, of an attack of scarlet fever, at Hemilto the Riot West, in the 25th year of his age, John, the only Rev. E, N. Dean, of this city ...

... grand the new at the Guildhall, to which the Emperor and French are to be invited. 1 income, reon the ment of a First-Lieut. John Sangster, R.M., has been c: by sentence of court-martial, for druak oo | the 5602 is superior that the Em ol py to the rected ...

... Chief, and as his aide mbency the field duri: the three days that ended the war. terrible day of Jane 18 he lost his right arm on the f of St. of La Sainte Haye, He came to and was at or mptoo, fall colonel, extra aide-de-camp of the Prince Reg of Cow ...

... hands | siane. attack, and at given A cor rod, was | number had laid aside their arms and ly in down the parapets. A’ r. Grif- | one volley, the French bayonet, an some of | arme now | cipitate of the In the course of the night the eppointments were left in ...

... ) which arm to hardly wi Although not 50 years of and Tarkey. His legs are s0 swollen he looks al His face is very thin, and is literally us boys, suo, He wears an beard, which is quite gr was assisted tu walk his ived by The trial of Sir John Paul, Mr ...

... meeting tinting been reed To Carpenters. QAWS, PLANES, CIIISELS, and every deseriptiao of TOOLS, Screws, Nails, Glue, he., at JOHN REYNOLDS'S, UPHOLSTERER AND IRONMONGER, Opposite the Otoreh, Sittisgborrise. PORTE NONNArES IN great variety, and at reduced ...

... that the situation of Antwerp afore. far greater foci ities for defence, mould England sad Belgium ever again be unite in arms, than Beugsela The plegeasion of Antwerp won! attar keep omen oomeenghstiong with this country ; sad, if matters carom to the ...

... bell at a church in a French province recently kll, and lulled a young woman eh,, was attending alma Gervais. The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinnees has commenced to preach In New York, where he has Greased great excite'neut. The blusos-hall in which be preaches ...

... claims before some authority inure competent and lam prejudioxl than Staats-Procurators and Inspectors. ITEMS ABOUT THE LATE MR. JOHN LOCKE. The talented special correspondent of tte Lirerp.l , •• , Wee the following hitherto unpublished particulars reepe.e-ing ...

... by Dr. Richard Grattan, a Sinks Fellow of the King and Queen'. College of Physicians, there is the following iriau statement, corroborative of the truth of &super. etitiou very prevalent in Ireland. The writer of this work, Dr. Grattan, is well known ...

... fired at a private for refusing to obey orders, kill' him him instantly, whereupon the Second and Sixth Mo Regiments rushed to arms, demanding the surrender of the Marshal A park of artillery was drawn up in front of his Olive, the officer threatening to ...