... severely wounded. The flight the rebels was most precipitate, leaving behind them one gun, which was only discharged once, various arms, rifles, muskets, pistols, swords, and provisions of every kind, together with powder, shot and other munitions.—Sir F. Head ...

... valued at Ms. ) was sold for 3s. the two carved griffins, holding shields the city arms, next Cornhill, fetched £30 the two carved griffins holding shields oi the city arms, feeing the quadrangle, £35the two busts of Queen Elizabeth on the north and south ...

... statute and authority or appointment of the bouse ipust be left in case of libel to the ordinary remedies afforded by the law John Russell moved tbe order of the day for the third reading of the Slavery Abolition Amendment order to give the house the opportunity ...

... interview with Jebb, atthe Tontine Hotel. The deputation in favour of a corporation consisted of Dr. Knight, Messrs. John W. Hawksworth, John Brown, R. J. Gainsford, and R. Leader, jun. The opponents of the corporation were represented by Messrs. J. Creswick ...

... Major-General Sir William Johnston, K€ Colonel ice Sir John Keane. cy of the Gath Foot, ‘ The Paris papers of Wednesd of ay bring the the on ‘the Dill for inting 4,404,843f. for the Special wants of the arm ¥, which was carried by 221 to 117, and this after ...