... unconscious of what passed, until I was recovered by the usual remedies of brandy and cold water, and then found that my left arm' and three ribs were broken. I had been lifted off my horse on the bison's horns, and pitched up in the air. My poor horse was ...

... fellows of the Royal ciiiisea. Mr. Purr, Mr. Fox, Mr. Tierney, r. lood. Society, in the lonn and under the name of al- , Mr. Grattan, Mr. Curran, Mr. Canning to some member of the Royal Fanuly. It lord Londonderry (seconded by Lord Seaford and is no part ...

... Dawson, Marianne, and Andromache, for New Seeih Wales. Platlna, for Sooth Australia. Delhi, for Cape Good Hope. Lord John Raatell, for St. John (N. 8.) J. ('raickthankt, for Demerara. Richard Mount, for t’onetan- Uaople. Juno (t), for Cork. Calpe (t), for ...

... James ; and John Cottle, 2 in., destroying fish, the property John Penned, at Malmesburv. For Trial:—John Lewis, stealing a bed, two quilts, pillow, and various articles of apparel, the property William Gingell, at Yatton Keynell; and John Davis, violently ...

... Purser—J. W. Nickulis. the Maecr. Masters—\V. Rurbes, Acting Master, to the Racer; J. Jarvis. Second Master to the Victory; Mr. John linrie. Master and Pilot, of the Hercules, act .Master of the Niagara, on Lake Krie. Mates—Lord A Ucauclerk, to Hastings; K ...

... and preached a sermon on the occasion. The Rev. John Ryle Wood, late preceptor to Prince George of Cambridge, attends her Majesty the Queen Dowager to the Mediterranean, as domestic chaplain. The Rev. John Usher Campbell has been appointed chaplain to the ...

... patronage of the D)uke of Newcastle, and Mr. P'owell of Nantoes, the worthy representative anJ Lord Liotunfnt of tfhe Coun. ty of Cardigan, Ilo'ircuiarun.re.--Mr. William Bishop, of Stour. port, has lately taken from six moderate-sized trees, a hainilietd and ...

... claim in the name of John Joseph Taylor, whereas he was entered in the coopers' list, and also in the list of the livery, as John Taylor only. The clerk of the company stated that he had no doubt of the identity of the claimant as the John Taylor in the books ...

... seaman like agility lu the lop yarn-arm commenced speech, invoking liherilitv the part of bis spectator*, and haring ' ascertained that his coadjutors had presented the plate every looker-on, poised himself on yard-arm, height of at least (10 feet, and ...

... bad learned long ago that they should trort rhemselvM—by >h>ir own right arm their conquest must wrought. It was by their own right arot that conquest wrought. I; was by tbc right arm inorul power hat th.-y were succeed, and it they were nut the must patier ...

... Palmerston yesterday at the Foreign Office. Lord John Russell was expected to arrive at Woburn yesterday from Liverpool. The Marquis of Lansdowne has returned to his seat, Bo- Wood Park, Wilts. Sir John Macdonald, th e Adj utant -G enera l of the Forces ...

... other tables, extending across the booth. The pavillion was ornamented with a variety of flags, arms, and trophies; over the president being the Royal Arms, and in various parts, the mottoes Church and State, The Friend of the People, Agricultural ...