... waa Wanted—Caaar H. Uawkini, William Karrniaoo, t. It. Car line. Jaxoa Payot, Preeoott Howott, J. Aahton 800 took, John Erie Eriebatn, John Birkott, Ooargo Polloak.” UoßwicK'a CcaTauu Powonn now Mad all reapeutablo faaiiiiea for ■ahing daliuioaa rmatarda ...

... and was taken into custody at publichouse. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kcnnington-lano, said ho had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...

... statue of Henry Grattan, by J. H. Foley, which it is proposed to erect College Green, arrived in Dublin on Friday, and is sow at the Mansion House. The great orator is represented in the act delivering one of hie speeches, tho right arm raised, while the ...

... their contents, were damaged by tiro and water. John Nsal, aged about 19, was severely burned, and was taken to the Loudon Hospital. John Culverhouse, aged 24 years, was slightly burned on the right arm. The building and contents wore insured with the ...

... deep sea pilots. No less than eix small biats wire in very few minutes pat off to the rescue, and one, manned by Jamie and John Wnnph, two brothers, was first the scene disaster. In meantime the Daks Leinster best, and, just these smell craft win mi ning ...

... woetheeubjeot of inveetigetion at tho London Hospital. The deceased, John James Sutton, 23 years of og®* wae bitten udog on December 9th. told his wife there was wound on tho left arm, whioh had cantorissd at a ohemiet’e .hop. After the of about six weeks ...

... Wayde fame—it a anfficiently aatiafying perfonnanee. Ita fault, indeed, waa that it waa too good and too long. The death of John McCullough, the American actor, ia a merciful relief. For the laat eighteen waa a aonree of great anxiety to all hit frienda ...

... He waa remanded. GeorM Aloock. described m &n inenrsm* •—««» ja nlu«d upwards 1)60. It .a. Mated toy Mr St. ,rcm dan»«roa. John Wootnar. who DroMcuted behalf of tin Trr.i Tba Ciaruaboattaappotnta raparioroffiour at adnaar tury, that proof would be “r ...

... tbe cow re your own— hi> | low , arme „ out prize* Having done that punishtnentandtransportation Howdifferentw.. Plaintiff; It w« not mine—By Hi* Honor: He had to , d , ord said. He believed IreUnd Home Rule! Grattan sptea th rend in re entrance form; ...

... Wilson and P.C. Pickup proved the charge, and a fine of 7/6 and 8/6 costs, was imposed. Krrping Carbiaoks without Licbnsr.— John, Sam, Young, and James Ackroyd, carriers, Hebdenbridge, were summoned at the instance of the Inland Revenue for having more ...

... Bebool Board attempted to etifle indiridn.l libertj. Perhap. thm to clique on the Mid Board who deuira to rrery parent Into the arm. of the orthodox medic.l profemlon. Ido not mo anj tenon why herbal tot to not to boltored aa muck m m member of the orthodox ...

... Floods, of course, had very poor opinion of Grattan’s policy. Grattan said: 1 found Ireland on her knees; 1 watched over her with an eternal solieitads; I have traced her progress from in juries to arms, and from arms to liberty; Ireland is now nation; io that ...