... sea. She ran like an Atalanta, ; but of what avail was that when a I’hnebus was at her heels ? I clasped her in arms, and fine slippery armful she was; never in life had a colder beauty within my embrace.” “Of one more scuiyri imaginel Not at all, dear; ...

... Provincial Intelligence Queens Count*. —Early the night of the 17lli instant, three armed ruHfians entered the yard of Benjamin Copeley, Ardne, in the barony of Slievemariga, at the time Mrs. Copeley was going out to the cow-honse, knocked her down with ...

... named Dolan, in the parish of Toghmaconnell, was entered by armed Banditti, and robbed of a sum of money which the poor man bad made up for his rent; they also made an active search for fire-arms, which they stated, they understood Dolan had in his possession ...

... UrricK.— Wliile the Magistrate* were hearing some charges of riot which grew out of the aggregate meeting this day, Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P. for Meath, entered the oiHce and complained that a policeman had suffered an Orangeman to escape, who carried a dagger ...

... reporter on The Chronicle, Member of Parliament. Sir John Campbell, formerly reporter on The Chronicle, late Solicitor General. Sir John Jeffcott, formerly Reporter The Kev Timet. Judge at Sierra Leone. Sir John Stodcut, Editor and Proprietor of The S*v> Timed ...

... assault ; John Kuinlan, 6 month's ditto, for riot and assault; Mary Hourigan, one month ditto, for stealing turf; Themas O’Brien, 3 months for an assault; John O’Brien, 6 months hard labor, for riot and assault; Patrick Mortel, 3 months for assault; John Ilalloran ...

... DEFEAT OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN DEVONSHIRE. South Devon has immortalized itself; given to the Tail'* Cabinet blow that it will not recover this session, should it ever get over the effects. It has - rejected by an overwhelming majority Lord John Russell, the ...

... words should written ovrß their doors. He would not put over them the Brunswick arms—that is, “ death’s-head and cross-bones'*—nor the marrow-bone and cleaver—nor even John David Latouche’s emblem, an ass’s head with squint in it—(laughter.)—but he would ...

... then proceeded with. WATERFOHO ASSIZES. Birroh, Eji} , ; Sir K«ne, Bart. ; J«hn I'otrer O'ShrC, John Congnrrt. Joseph Fitagertld, Nutulßreene, WiehoUs Bower, John U.chard Smv.h, Itubert Un.Mke. Arthur Kelly. James 1W William Wall, fierse Help. lUeh.rd Power ...

... that it is desirable to cultivate the Lotus of the Egyptians. POLAR RESEARCHES, Sir John Ruu, C. 8., %c. f[c. Polar lit ar. During our stay at Fury BeacV. (,says Sir John Ross) many of these animals came about us, and several were killed. At that time we ...

... Woulfe M. F.; R- L- Shiel, M. N. liaii. w’ F Finn, M*. P.; Henry Grattan, M. P.; James Power, M - p . Lieutenant-Colonel Allen. John Dillon, Lc.and Crosthwaite* U Gannon. Dickson. • John Power, Robert M Cleland, J. Gatnn , . Kei?v M-Dermott. J. Fottrell ...

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