... clearing the earth avv-.y, discovered the trunk human being, having the head, arms, ti:ighs,and legs, severed froui ii_the thighs only were lound wuh the body, the bead, arms, and legs, have not yet been discovered. surgeon opening the body, male child ...

... proper dignity at tbe other, he had entered into a compromise. The yeomanry of Ireland, it appeared, were to be deprived their arms, and other measures were to be adopted, which would be tantamount to their suppression. Ftom what knew ofthe high and honourable ...

... them into the arms ofthe honourable member for Kerry, and this was his object. (Loud cheers). There were the north fourteen thousand yeomanry, and the country was peaceful ; there were but seven thousand in all other parts of Ireland. arms were taken from ...

... The resolution was also supported by Mr. Leader, Sir J. Burke, Mr. O'Ferrall, Mr. Benett, Mr. J. Smith, Col. and Mr. J: Grattan ; and was opposed by Mr. Stanley, Lord Morpeth, [who said, looking at the intricacies of the question, and knowing too, that ...

... WlUmb MUb., UJngMo upon Hull, akercen, dnptn. ami habardmhvta—John Paifcct, Wa». Pavfett, and Smith, of and Pooufnict, [m far as regards George Smith) —Joseph Holroyd Hardwick, John Nelson, and John Hardwick, Leeds, mercera and dtapara (so far ai regards Joseph ...

... shillings, the property of John Palframan, green grocer. James Atkinson, charged with stealing a silver watch, the property of Mr. Galloway, watchmaker, St. Peters-square. James Clarke, for stealing pair of shoes, the property of John White. Richard Darwen ...

... the coal trade, with its accumulated ills, is likely to add to Uie present distress of the port. We have been in- formed that John Bowes, Esq. of Streatlam Castle, has offered to the Sunderland board of health the use of the noble residence of Hylion CasUe ...

... belonging to the Heirs of the hue John Barlow, Esq., West by the Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore de- scribed. South by the Piece or Parcel of Land lastly herein- after described, and East by Land belonging to John Stephen- son, Esquire ;— Also ...

... Cibbont, Etq., Chief Constable. John M-Glennan, Sub con. John Wright, Sub-con. Joseph Whittaker, do. Robt. Fitzgerald, do. Edward Boyle, do. John Fitxpatrick, do. James Dickson, do. Charles Carroll, do. Thomas Egan, do. John Prescott, do. William liudds ...

... trial the next borough sessions. MarySowry, charged with stealing a niece beef, the property of Mr. John Walker, in ihe Shambles. Win. Russum and John Jaques, charged with stealing ham and pig's cheek rom the ho Mr. Joseph Rogers, of the Globe. Inn, Quarry ...

... was produced, if he should move, that the salary of the secretary the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, should reduced £;»00. per arm., he hoped it would not be objected to, this economical aibninistration.—Earl GREY defended the conduct Lord Plunkett ; and ...

... 'T'ownshipr rrf I'llhrir, rrll nicurl y tn- geteror, wid flo rirrr thrie Te'nuare rod Occeuplatiror rof Mlessrs. Thirros. firrr John Gr'ryirtm. 'lie Landru nill ib Let rarruailly, or, onl Lerrse irs rrgrceroler 'l'li Distirrce frrorm Gairirorr' %nrrdei' 'To' ...