... and raised the flowers to her face, but scareelr l , she inhaled their perfume, when she instantly fe ll o tt a corpse in the arms of her husband. All attempt s cover her proved ineffectual—she was dead! 1 1 The menaces of Catalina were now remembered' I ...

... e Goring, 11. 0, Shoreham *Goulburn,ll. Comb, Univer. 'Granby, marquis, StoinfOrd 'Grant, col. El:gin and sirn Grattan, J. Wicklow. Grattan, 11. Meath Greenaway, C. Leominster 'Greene, T. Lancaster Grey, sir G. Devonport *Grimsditch,W. Macclesfield Grimston ...

... raised the flowers to her face, but scarcely she inhaled their perfume, w h en s h e i ns t an tl y f e ll bac* a corpse in the arms of her husband. All attempts to re. cover her proved ineffectual—she was dead! The 'menaces of Catalina were now remembered ...

... and kindred, turn cruelty into a science; —see them ' day by day, an d h our b y hour, pine, waste, into the all-embracing arms of death; and, in impious mockery of the common sense of mankind, call their refined equivocation with the fiend by the blessed ...

... of St. John, in the same open to further consideration. We were aware that, in city, be permanently annexed to the prebend in the said lastthis respect, our former recommendation deviated, in some mentioned collegiate church, now held by John Jennings ...

... held before Mr. HiGc;s, end a most respectaMe jury, at the S3lisbury Arms, Dur Lam-street, Strand, upon the body of the Rev. Sir John Head, Bart., who lied su 4 deul , at No. 4, John-street, Adelphi. William Pearce, Esq , of No. - 11, Whitehall-place, ...

... n, Lord Talbot de Malahide, Sir John Kennedy, Bart , Sir Percy Nugent, Bart., Richard Sheil, M. P., James Power, M. P., Nicholas Bail, M. P., Henry Grattan, M.P., Morgan O'Coneell, M.P. John O'C o n ne ll, M. P., John Maher, M. P., Colonel Burg - oyne ...

... advocates of the press—you have heard charges against them, and have weighed the evidence. How say you —are John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell), and Lord Viscount Melbourne, guilty of treason, robbery, arson, and murder—or are they not guilty ...

... consciences.—(Cheera.) Another vow been pledged by me, and until the tongue that now gives utterance ceases to apeak—until the arm that ia nerved in its country ® cause falls—never shall it be forgotten or unpursued until Ireland shall be placffl on the same ...

... Lord Brabazon, M.P.; Robert Hutton, Esq., M.P. ; Lord Fingal 1, Lord Litmore, Lord C remorse, Sir John Kennedy, Bart.; John O Connell, Ksq., M.P., Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and James Power, Esq., M.P. ; and onthe left were seated Daniel O'Connell, Esq., ...

... mford Praed, -NV. M.—Aylesbury Calcraft, John Hales—Wareham !Pryse, Pryse—Cardigan Denison, W. J.—West Surrey 'ltamsay, Lord—Haddingtonshire Duncan, Hon. A.—Eas. lietford Rcdington, T. N.—Dundalk 9unlop, John—Ayrshire [Rickford, William —Aylesbury D'Eyncourt ...

... at Kennels —ball-past 10. Badsworth hounds will meet on Thursday, at Kennels; Saturday, Not. ton Village—hall past 10. Sir John Cope's hounds will meet first day after the frost, at Bramshill Kennel-11. Craven hounds will meet to-morrow, at Bedwin Brail ...