... terror, around the menagerie, overcome by the frightful spectacle. It is curious that the Animal never attempted to seize the arm with his mouth, but seemed to depend solely upon his claws in securing it. Wallace is the lion that beat the English bull dogs ...

... in lat. 69. distance of fallout two hundred and forty tuiles. Before thev could gain this station, it was necessary to cross arm of the sea, and to have the assistance boats, placed for transporting the natives to that settlement. Two days elapsed before ...

... of which Grattan has refused. The Major then sends Grattan challenge, which the latter also probably that he need have a lives, were he to fight all who deemed themselves Aggrieved insertions in his newspaper. On this refusal Major posts Grattan as Übellor ...

... the ensuing year. Conway. —On Michaelmas Day, William Williams, Esq. was elected alderman, aud Mr. Thomas Roberts, and Mr. John Hughes, Bailiffs of the Borough of Conway. Bkauuaris —T. P. Williams, Esq. is the Mayor, aud William Hughes, aud William Williams ...

... that greet majority I of Ao mam hen of Aepresont Administration era favourable the of Catholic question. (Cheers.) He. Sir John Borke, had spent hie time England, and, from hie own personal obeopsatlon, could aflrm, the* there did nut exist clam of men ...

... genius which might have dispensed with industry, be was la. • defatigable in the pursuit of knowledge ; and hating rapidly armed himself, in academical seclusion, with all the acquirements of a statesman, he passed with little Interval from college to ...

... HEREFORDSHIRE PITT CLUB On Tuesday last this Society held its tenth Anni- versary Meeting at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford, whichwas most numerously and respectably attended! Ev^, t ?? r T i „ th^ C^ a • ir ' Wb ?? W •' l, ab,y f ' eri b ?? n > r ...

... Mr. John Carruthers's Royal Kensington. PLUMS. Mr. John Carruthers's St. Catherine. Mr. James McCubbin's White Magnum Bonum. Mr. John Carson's Apricot Plumb. PEARS. Mr. Richard Papes's St. Germain. Mr. John Carruthers??s Wonder of Winter. Mr. ...

... issued a proclamation nts to lav down their caused two bands of insurge arms. ‘This is invention 3 bot the King’s « enthusiastic reception * by men who have taken a el Rey Absoluto,” up arms tothe cry of * Viv: is likely enough. The soluti ion of the riddle ...

... Berkley On Sunday morning, the 23d nit. about one o’clock, a violent ontrage was committed al Mr. John Strickland’s, of Ballyveroon, near Banger. number of armed ■.imcrcants fired at the watch dog, and also wounded Miss Strickland sis or eight places. Mr. ...

... by expressing lisi satisfaction ait to the pledge Riven by Sir John Burke, that if tile Question was A- not carried this time, he would join its seeking a Reform in trParliament. r, Sir JOHN BURKE wished to say a word in explanation.- AE Mr. Lawless had ...

... Brudenell, third daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. On ti me .9th instant, at Christ Church, Marylebone, Mr. John Leonard Hughes, of New Bond-street, to Miss Skelton, eldest daughter of Joseph Skelton, Esq., of St. John's Wood-road. _ At Chelsea, Francis Harris ...