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... inenltioin was highly import-. I -ar- nor, -is proving the elficiency of that measure. The'fi E.number (if cases of robbery of arms had been reduced o hie fronm 65 to 2 ; and of adtbinistering.unlawful oaths, from. c E. l5 to 5; The 'total nhumber of'otffeces ...
... distinguished hibself by.his-'vaou-r, fotight twventy- fire battles before he was twenty-five years of age, lost his left arm, bad his right arm severely'shattered by two bullets-passing through it, and tothis daiy carried a bul- Iet in hbody. It was truelie ...
... (Protest- ant, we presume), which Lords Althorp and John Russell are feeding him with, Mr Stanley recoils with horror from the sight; Lord Melbourne only affects disgust, and Lord' Ripon faints away in the arms of the Duke of Richmond; while Altborp, the keeper ...
... tbat ?? and 'a t;livgh.) The Noble Earl's spirit would- arise, -and scare sidme of the present dignified occupants 'from their arm- .chairs-(Laughtdr) -wtuld disturb the Noble Viscoutit -in his slembers-CA 1augh)-aud irter-upt the festivities of Noble P ere ...
... humble . address be preseuted to his Mujesity, praying that lee will .- be graciously pleased to pardon Patrick tlrant and John Bell, editors of the TZ1ue Sun newspacer, imprisoned in the King's Bench prison for the publication ufa libel. s 'Mr h U E ...
... the Brunswick steamer, to take a the command of the Western District,, in the room of _ r Sir John Cameron, whose period of service expired on ) Tuesday. Sir John intends to take up: his residence 3 among us, having taken St Alichaels Lodge, late the re ...
... ,lowaytipping intmigenre.. NAVAL Pto3XowrIONS.-Cnonmander William I-Iaruloy, John Tonwnsliend, Hon. Arthur Dun. combo, and James Clark Ross, have been promot- elr to the rank of Post Captain. Lieutenant liar- ry B. Richards, First Lieutenant of the Excellent ...
... ract. Grntlemen mav depend on J. M.'s Wines, Foreign anil British Splirits, to be of the very first- rate quality.. KING'S ARMS INN, AYR. To LET, f IIE above long known and well-frequented h INN, ;resvlyrebuilt, on the most approved plan. FI'ry cat Wlitsunday ...
... Parisb ?? 2,463 897 ?? 799 128 ?? ?? 2,672 3935 John's ?? 1,826 460 . 7,760 1,880 Majority of ?? 5,880 . _ ?? 1834 . Catholics. Protestanti. St Mary's parish ?? 5,402 616 ?? 2,743 293 I Canice's ?? 1 0,144 369 John's. ?? 6,794 . 47 t - t 24,083 1,625 Majority ...
... f foot, took his trial ?? . las, on the charge of murdering John M'autcbin, jun. of Castletown. It apneared that, oving to the 'extensive pl'ander'rarried on of the materias -of lthe . John Fairfield- a vessel wrecked during a recent gale off the Isle ...