... slab which, we believe, was considerably more than Mr. To her dear John, who died of eating crab. Mendel gave for the book. A eopy of Baines's Hite Bnuernarr, Ismaarin — Here lies John Higley, tory of Lancashire, the first edition, in four volumes bone ...

... RELIC OF THE IRISH PARLIAMENT. THE Irish newspapers have recently chronicled the death of Mr. John M'Clintock, of Drumcar, Louth, and formerly Serjeant-at-Arms in the Irish House of Commons, for the loss of which office he had been in receipt of a pension ...

... Wilt. • Aire, the Verneys for Wycomte and Ay lesbury, a Vivian for Tregony. The Long Parliament had a Sir John Pakiu-ton, a Rotert Cecii, a Sir John Rsm , den, a Lord Edward Howard, and many other names, borne then, as row, by men of station and honour; ...

... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament, the chief purport of which was the repeal of the statute of George L, by which England claimed a right to legislate for !relied. There never was an orator wee had greater triumphs than Grattan through ...

... the peace, and ordered to pay 6s. each costs. Henry John Draper, Cardigan.street, summoned for using obscene language. on the 28th ult., in Cardigan-street, was fined 2s. Gd., and 6e. costa. William John Dance, machinist, 36, Ferber. street, Crewe, was charged ...

... Addressed to Two Young Married Ladies. 4 302 from Lord Rivers to Sir Charles Cardigan, by P. Stockdale .. 2 191 .. Written from Lausanne • 160 of Miss . 3 •. of John ilkes, Esq of Charles Lamb, with a Sketch of hes Life by Thomas Noon Talford ...

... daughter of Mr. John Robley. September 17, at Holborn Hill Farm, Whitchurch, aged 6 years, Annie Jane, daughter of Mr. Francis Roberts. September 18, at the Two Brewers Inn, Buckingham•street, Ayblibeiry, aged 54, Lacy, widow of the late Mr. John Anthony. September ...

... Ralph Darling. the Right Hon. Sir John Dodson. Sir Thomas Nlensell.Sir William Peel, Sir Thomas Hawker. Sir Frederick Ashworth, Sir Charles Felix Smith, Sir Henry Willock, Sir George Rich, the lion. Sir Edward Butler. Sir John Potter. Sir William Reid, Sir ...

... CITY COURT. William Organ, Walton-street, was summoned for assaulting Henry John Hams, a cabproprietor, on March 21, in King ralwaridstreet.- - Mr. Fuller defended and pleaded not guilty. —Complainant stated that defendant hit him in the face twice, and ...

... Wednesday midnight, was untanned to seven days hard labour. Summonses for riding bicycles without lights were preferred against John Ballard, Banhury.road, in that thoroughfare on the 10th inst., and tined Is. and 3s. costs; and Rachel Lynn, Walton.street ...

... regard his own history as being as noble es was John Bull's. If be bad a Battle of Heating, they bad Eltnnockburn, a very different affair. They fought for their religion in a noble 50 years' struggle; John 801 l did not fight like they did. If in England ...

... the wee having • friendly meeting relating to his wife's death, le noteworthy. . . bet meeting of the creditors of John Herd and William John Mullins, corn merchants, of Limped, wbo are at present undergoing 'minces of imprisonment for frauds on the Nor ...