... library, Ana FAT %I. Arrant ha Tuesday morning a desperate affray brook in Thorpe Wood, • large body of sad the of the Fool of Cardigan. Moat half-test on Monday night the keepers, fifteen in number, were oath, • from bin lordship's they had strong, from the ...

... Dyke. Col. Bingham, Sir John P. Beresford, Bart., the Rev. W. Home, the Hon. F. Noel, Mr. Aretas Akers, Sir John Dees Thomson, &v. The Committee of Management were, the Hon. J. Wingfield Stratford, Sir Edward'Filmer, Bart., Sir John Croft, Bart., Lord Holmesdale ...

... She was very drunk at the time; and as she had • previously been seen with an infant in her arms, the clothes , of which were wrapped in a bundle in her arm, it was naturally feared that it had been disposed of in some improper manner. She was summarily ...

... English papers nf thistiay. that meetin' Dublin vun ri.licnlc.l expression I.) at The railical iliuner; and that Mr. Henry Grattan, abuse bn-thcr is une mv intimate friends, endeavoured proteetlngiy tu iHilliale mv offence sav ing that although I •• veteran ...

... last wieek in Deene Thorpe wood, Lincoln, betweven twenty- five Sudimorougi poachiers and fifteen keepers of' thle Earl of Cardigan. .The conflict lasted hirf an hour, both Iiaities receiving severe injuries. The keepers at length got the better of the ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented the report of the par, commissioners of religious instruction in Scotland. and Mr. HAWES obtained leave to bring- in a bill td u extend the Great Western Railway. otl' THE REGISTRATION' OF MARRIAGES BILL. I th Lord JOHN% RUSSELL ...

... when they i.vrc .. .uiumv.t, .Ivl n..t ~p|m ...

... Major, Robert Hodge, John Copeland, seamen, o r the ing into the port of Dungarvon, got aground off the bar. Nashua, (311) G Pollard, from Mobile, 154 bales To this and sinful world so much of heaven. Jacob Allen, cook, a boy named John Fraser, and the carpenter ...

... Assurance office, India-buildings, February 17. Siß , —Theexertions of the Fire-police Establish,'n l trresting the progress of a l arm i ng conflagrations Inn Many occasions been conspicuous and eminently lful, most par.icularlv so in a recent instance in I -street ...

... expressed his determination to oppose the third reading, and sat down amidst cheers from the opposition side of the house. Mr. H. Grattan spoke favour of the bill; Mr. J. Gaskill in opposition to it. Mr. Woulfe supported the motion. A Catholic, he conceived, miglit ...

... Hilton, S. L. Behrens, E.P.Thompson, Thos.' Potter, and Thomas Boothman, Esqts.; and to Messrs. Thomas Robinson. John Taylor, John Etches, John Scholes, .and James Hardman. Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time.—Thi justly celebrated picture of Landseer, has been ...

... IRISH tithes. Petitions praying for the abolition tithes were presented by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Otway Cave, Mr. Fitzsimon, and Mr. Sharman Crawford. On the motion of Lord John Russell, the clerk read that part of his majesty speech relating to tithes in Ireland ...