... long run. Well, d’ye mind, it so happened that waa atanding jo«t in the square of the hatchway, and seeing him coming with his arms outspread, I rigged out both mine, like a couple of studd’n-sel-hooms, and so 1 catches him all sung—just as I’d ca»ch ball ...

... do not rely upon any mere aecV, But all, most impartial of dusts ! you protect; Outspreading the arms of peace far and wide Aye, and goes report, other arms beside ; Bo that, Mul., ’tin a-parent you’re loved us all, A father the people your highness must ...

... to 01 per barrel ; Wheat to lid per stone; Oats. 7J to per stone. _ FORI' NEWS —t'anßae* NoveMßsa 13 aHtuvF.n lllh—Rlehes, John*ton, Live, pool, gen rarjo; Mary, M'Grath, Newhaeen. hallast ; Pilot. Daria, London, ge . cargo ; Or.a, W.lliama, Nealh, rnlm ...

... Vernon. John Lahee. Robert Griffin. Joseph Foster. H. Carey. A. Whelan. George Burrowes. Joseph Jameson, M. Scraggs. William Bo . James O'Connor: Henry Davis. R. Dada. P. Lamm Joseph WSW John William John L Win Armstrong Henry C rosthwdla John Store Joseph ...

... Magna Cbarla, and the people’s rights.” In the centre window were the Royal Arms supported on cither side by paintingsoflhe arms of the army and navy. other windows wore the arms of the city of Bristol, and of the Merchant Venturers of the city. All the ...

... and the .lesser, _ Smith> of the Rest ...

... Lessees of the Foyle Fisheries were assaulted at Donaghanie, near to Omagh, a gang about thirty armed ruffians, and forced to fly. One of them, named John M'Cavell, in the course of the pursuit, stabbed Francis Simpson, one of the keepers, with a bayonet ...

... He would only add to it by proposing * the health Lord John Ku: 11, their noble and distinguished guest'—(loud and king-continued cheering). When the cheers bad in some degree subsided, Lord John said, 1 kuow how impossible it that any words of mine can ...

... WATERFOKD 1 saw Mr. Keynolds frequently during the day, swore Mr. John Farrell, of the Arran-quay division, and 1 have reason to change my mind with regard to his conduct which was that of a person wi thing for order and regularity. I saw Mr. Reynolds ...

... Killyman that not in the possession of arms, and that does not know how to use them well any regularly trained soldier his Majesty’s service. Let the government look to this. While men arc permitted to hold arms who use them exclusively in the destruction ...

... been introduced; but it is no means likely to be generally adopted. The sleeve itseu is made very tight; almost close to the arm; and at the bottom, it is trimmed with three large bouillons descending almost to the elbow. These bouillonsate intermingled ...

... vilified were not present to defend themselves ? hear of no one u any part in the concerns of this bank but Mr. John Reynolds and who is this John Reynolds He came into Longford with diamond ring on bis finger • • • He belies those against whose character ...