... the driver, when one of them stabbed him through the heart with a knife, and the other stabbed the owner of the car in the arm. A letter from Ireland says—“ Wc are now. and have been for some time, in the enjoyment of glorious summer weather. The country ...

... the Queen is certainly to visit Ireland early next summer. Edward Neill, tried at last Tipperary assizes for the murder of John Kennedy, and who was found guilty, but recommended to mercy by the jury, has, upon that recommendation, been respited, and ...

... Macclesfield, while in the act of throwing three straps off a pulley, to prevent an accident to the machinery, has bad his arm torn from his body by getting it entangled. The Birkenhead Commissioners have withdrawn most, if not all, the clauses in the ...

... Hugh Dunlop. Irvine, merchant, Sept. 23, Oct 10, two, at the King’s Arms Inn, Irvine. Janies Harvey. Glugow, surgeon. Sept 24, Oct 13, two, the Writing of Mr. Donald, Glasgow. John Halton, Dundee, merchant. Sept 21, Oct 12. at two, at the Royal Hotel ...

... house of Mr. James O’Connell, of Horscleaf, in the county of Westmeath, on the borders of the King’s County, was attacked armed party, and a shot tired through the window of the room Mr, O’Connell was thou sitting in, from which he miraculously escaped ...

... new prescriptions. Instead of them, they have'had voluminous speeches from Chisholm Anstey and John O’Connell—a threat to “call the house” from Mr. Grattan, and a tiresome letter from Lord Clarendon, followed up by Sir George Grey’s assurance that Ireland ...

... the rifuaace his keeper, and make his escape frees Ike private madhouse. When he reached his rector* kis first care was to arm himself with brace of loaded pistols aad Stiletto, and to provide quantity active ami immediate pulton. Thus prepared, bade ...

... her. Tne following dialogue took place the course her stay in tha office ; Are vou Sir John Lillie F Mr. Barlow.—No, madam, lam not. Applicant.—Oh! because 1 to Sir John Lillie when 1 had pink incense upon me. A pink ineente! pray what tbatF Why, you see ...

... had not the power. A young man, named John Piper, who accompanied the boy and sent him the chimney, has been committed the coroner for manslaughter. At the Petty Sessions, at Leamington, held on the 12th instant, John Handley, master sweep, was convicted ...

... lha member foe Marylebooa, is about to accept Chiltern Hundreds. On Friday Captain Byng, Captain John Allgood, Captain Edmund Doherty, and Captain John Goddard, of the 13lh and 14th Light Dragoons, at present stationed the garrison at Canterbury, were ...

... which he was gifted the lime he bore arms under the great- command* r. lie denounced, however, most fervently, the new project, as dangerous and unlikely to effect the objects professed to be sought. Lord Cardigan made a very sensible ch against the measure ...

... not be done. Lord John Russell moved au address of condolence to her Majesty on the decease of the Princess Sophia, to whose virtues and charity he paid a short tribute. After a short passage arms between Mr. Bright and Mr. Grattan on Irish affairs, which ...