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... Herinen W. Mertens, Esq. Mr. Commissioner Williams John Pearce, Esq. John Bailey, Esq. Henry C. Robarts, Esq. William Buhner, Esq. Charles Terry, Esq. George Burnand, Esq. James Vernell, Esq. John J. Buttress, Esq. William Woolley, Esq. Dinner on table ...
... Orleans; Juno, Russell, from Nassau; HecU, Allen, and Margaret, Sutherland, from Savannah ■ .'°' from Palermo ; John, Roberts, trom St. M.chael s John Pirie, Wilson, from Carthagena; Mersey, Boyce, from Lisbon.— Ofi port the Plato, from New Orleans. Mir ford ...
... sharp point, about six or eight inches in length. Deponent put out his left arm to defend himself, and the instrument Fursey had in his hand passed through depo• Dent's left arm. He still held the banner firmly fast by his right hand, but Fumy tried to ...
... incapable of possessing property ; he is incapable of exercising the humblest civil rights—not only disabled from bearing arms, or taking in any way a part in the judicial business, or forming a fraction of the constituency of the legislative power of ...
... THE WORKING CLASSES. A splendid public Dinner was given by the working (lasses of London and its vicinity at the Eyre Arms, St. John's Wood, on Monday evening, for the purpose of pre- senting Mr. O'Connell with a piece of plate. It is a ban- quet candelabra ...
... after died. His brother John, who belonged to the same division, was also stabbed, but not mortally. Seri. Rook, of the C division, was atm wounded, and Redwood, another policeman, was stabbed through the thick part of his left arm. Shortly after the cry ...
... after died. His brother John, who belonged to the same division, orbs also stabbed, but not mortally. Std. Rook, of the C division, was also wounded, and Redwood, another policeman, was stabbed through the thick part of his left arm. Shortly after the cry ...
... his seat for Coleraine. The disposal of the private business occupied nearly an hour. Mr. PLUMPTFE presented a Petition from John Joseph Skin- ner, of Tavistock, against the demoralizing and soul-destroying practice of duellng ; also a Petition In favour ...
... (Foutten Day.) The Inquest was resumed yesterday morning, shortly after 11 o'cleck, at taw Cahheepe Arms, Grey's Inn road. The first aitnese examined was John Jeff:Ty, jun., of 7, WeA-ttwet, Gray's Inn-reast, cablriewe :neer. He said—l was engaged in business ...