... was in flames, he held out the child, , and some person stepped forward to catch it; in his arms, but at the moment the infant was dropped, he withdrew his arms accidentally, and the child falling on the pavement, was killed on the spot. The man was obliged ...

... the Captain had risen from making a shArt preparatory prayer behind a tilbury, there standing at livery; and, throwing his arms round the Captain's waist he declared that they should not tight until he was paid. The , Captain, not having where, withal ...

... tired- , itesday evening by theitpresence.L--' The Diitniond, from New York for Liverpo.o laden with cotton, was lest in Cardigan Bay, on Saturday night. Six of the crow were saved. . : Letters- have been received from Valparaiso dated . , the 27th Of ...

... had been transported to New South Wales. His transgression was against the 5611 i of his Late Majesty—that of being found in arms for the purpose of removicgsm.iggled goods. The Hon. Member concluded by moving that the Petition, which prayed that the House ...

... Sir, whether it would ' deaconry of Ely, against - the Association. not be fair, more liberal, on the part of the Right _ Sir JOHN . N EWPORT presented Petitions' from the non. Secretary, tel state boldly, - that not only the Whigs, parish at St. Audeon ...

... human laws; for, my Lord, 1 freely acknowledge that I am nothing inure than a mere Irishman. At the period I allude to Sir John Davis tried a man at Limerick, who was charged with the murder of a man named William Thomson. He did not deny that he had ...

... g round to j ustl y him in takin g off Mr. Hume, after some preliminary observations, moved pje an amendment to the that a arm o f log for the repeal of the duty on shepherd s ' dogs. et orld possessed of common sense; that we alone are awak e taxes to ...