... be set. —On the same ' doe, Mrs. ?inn Smith. Pierrepont-street, fell down in Halifax-place. awl broke her arm.—Mr. J. Ellis also, broke his arm from a fall in Narrow Marsh. on the same Jac. We are happe to these persons are goitig on -on Monday last, ...

... the Noble Lord (Maidstone.) u puny and pierbe. (Lord Maidstone nodded his head iiiisnift antly at Mr. Grattan. 1 The Steams observed that Mr. Grattan was not Parliamentary language. • Ma. G explained, and would not repeat the words. foul perjury, - but ...

... with across. Mr. Nlacahlay is now on his way from India, as is also Sir Wilmot Horton. from Ceylon. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan (late Lord and Lady Bruilenell) may also be expected home from India shortly.—Leeds Mercury. Ma. C. KEAN'S VASI7.—The friends ...

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... Mr. Bowles', Belgrave Gate. Aftertlinatr. Sir John, accompanied by several of his friend.. wart about the town, and created no small degree of curiosity. see the immense rich man, as he was called. Sir John very good-looking 'ninon, inclining to he stout ...

... which Ken- the dnek•yard, the troops presenting arms, and the several only aimed a blow at hichead with the knife, lost the former bands pleynig the national Arnhem. At the !Seek the Royal raised his arm to guard it. and the Irlow fell upon it. cut- party ...

... original Dutch settlers of that state, better known under Prince George of Cambridge intends to make a very The late Rev. Dr. John Gardner. formerly curate of St. the title of - Knockatokkers, - a name which was given extensive tour. 84 passports have teen ...

... hail his leg broken v ery badly. Two of the Aberdeen watchmen, named William X' Donald and John Dinnin, have been committed to jau l on a charge of murdering John Brown. by beating Kim a cruel manner as to cause his death. The cashier and clerk of the hank ...

... that since the (attraction of the bullets from his arm the wound has been healing. Tm aire Presorts KII.I.EII.—()n the 13th inst., about helloing three o'clock. Wild, a young man, and Edwin Rowsrm and John Mattocks, two boys, were ascending from their work ...

... Rooms. Manchester. Bower and Back, Chancerylane, London ; !lamp, Stockport. tN DA V IS, Tynygwndwn. Cardigan, De:. lii, Jan. IS, at the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan. Hughes, Aberystwyth. ll'ardlgana shire. HENRY FREDERICK HOLE, brewet. Newport, Devonshire. Dee ...

... to be newly organised ; but hitherto the organization of the militia has scarcely served any purpose, but to provide with arms the pirate and traitor disturbers of the peace. We do not question Mr. Van Buren's sincerity. We repeat the opinioa which we ...