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... army, where he held a high staff appointment. —Berlin Correspondence of the Morning Chronicle, John Mitchell, the Irish'Rebel.— lt is understood that John Mitchell has withdrawn from the editorship of the Citizen. He confesses that he has been grievously ...
... Both prisoners were committed. Carrion Eating Ludlow. —On the 12th instant a boy named John Williams, about 13 years of age, was charged with robbing his father, John Williams, a resident of Ludlow, of the sum of 6s. 4d. The lad’s excuse was that his mother ...
... ROBBERY. most atrocions and cold-blooded murder was committed on Tuesday evening week on the person of an Irish labourer named John Mayna, 29 years of age, at Sleetmoor, a small and secluded village in the northern division of Derbyshire. The unfortunate ...
... rates razed to the ground, and from forty to fifty men killed. Captain O'Callaghan reports tbe destruction of nineteen junks, armed with 25 guns of various calibre. On another occasion 36 guns were taken and destroyed. In a statement made by Captain O’Callagban ...
... negotiations; Lord Westmoreland is at present without instructions. It is said that Prussia takes part in the new conferences. Lord John Russell left London on Thursday for Vienna, to take part in the Conferences which are open in that capital. On Wednesday afternoon ...
... ladyship with bis company; and his Highness the Rajah of Coorg was also among the visitors. Departure of Lord John Eusseix fob Vienna. —Lord John Bussell left bis residence Cbesbam-place on Tuesday morning, for tbe purpose of proiieeeding on his diplomatic ...
... Wednesday, the 7th instant. Government has presented the King of Japan sith ateam yacht, value £lO,OOO. The Election for the Cardigan Burghs has tennim*. the return of Mr. Lloyd Danes, who polled 298 toS against Mr. Evans’s 286. The vacancy in the House of ...
... Strogonoff and Tonsoupol, who have likewise given several millions of roubles, and ftmished several thousands of soldiers, fully armed and equipped. ' Entellfgencc. The Medals for distinguished service the field were forwarded to the Crimes last week. H.M. screw ...
... instant, Margaret, infant daughter Mr. John Whiteside. „ . . ~, PouUon-le Fylde—On the Ist inst, Henry, infant ton Mr. Thomas Baily, innkeeper; on Saturday last, in her year, very {much respected, Peggy, relict of Mr. John Fairclough, yeoman. Fleetwood —On ...
... of that ill-used martyr, Sir John Dean Paul. A friend called upon him the other day, and found him perusing a fine Bagsterbound Bible with the demonstrative attention of a Joseph Surface—“ Ah! my dear sir, said Sir John , they hove taken from me everything ...
... conAned in a cocoa-shell, and applied sensitive port of tbe person;—sometimes the arms or thighs are seared with a hat iron;—sometimes coir rope is twisted tightly about the arm or leg, and tlien vetted with cold water, so to contract to a degree utterly beyond ...
... warrant against John and William Rhodes for manslaughter, and they were taken into custody, and removed to Kirkdale the morning following, there to await their trial the ensuing assizes. On Monday the mortal remains of the late Rev. John Harris, D.D., president ...