... y carried. In the course of the evening Mr. Tucker . was appointed general treasurer for the Precursors in London, and Mr. John Kean secretary. Thanks were then cordially voted to the chairman, who had transacted the business of the evening in a most ...

... friends of ihe wbi~ung catash (-lear, hiear.) PIt.waS; ouywohenohf Govei ment rttehited toput them t jo evs by;1beh. sitrong arm-r of- The :lav, thanit tie} ?? gabtowed. ?? .5! J. | - V ?? ; v. . . * - -d . ,ii>eaoiuticehwaas then putu and carr'ietl; u ...

... The galliot Odaaaa, Ladders, kaaled eat of tba dry dock last arming, after andargolng repairs ; sad Ala morning the brig Braara, of Saaderlsat. vent lata doak repair. Tba borgoo A say, St. John, la now landing bar ballaat, aad going into the dry-dock oa ...

... of the Rey. Thomas Foxley, has been presented; by the Earl of Cardigan, to the Rev. A. Cassels, the indefatigable Incumbent of Morley. Tlw latter is also in the gift of the Earl of Cardigan.—Leeds Intelligencel. OBITUARY.—At Florence, on the 221 of Dec ...

... looking for some earner to rave us from the dreadlul danger which threatened us on all sides, and doubting whether the red arm of God’s vengeance, which appeared to bared, should rnerdtatly spars aiird tha general ruin uad confusion. Oh! ever merciful ...

... his youngest son, and his companion, two lads under the age of 20, totally un- armed, courageously sallied forth to capture the depredators. They fell in with three men armed with guns in the middle of the preserve, and in a spirited manner desired them ...

... than term hoars. The names Bobset MeCactaej, master. Wan MeCalHster, iismsn, of Bsltost Jamas Barry, seaman, Dublin. John Brown, seamen; John Wallace, j William Jahnatan, boy, all of Wash. Ingten. Drowned—Bobert McCartney, mots, Workington Tbomar Evans, seasmn ...

... for Plymouth. LIMERICK, JAN. 4. Arrived the Charity, Griffiths, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Alarm, Hannington, for London. DUBLIN, JAN. 7.--Arrived the Eliza Ann, from St. John's. A severe gale commenced last night about 9 o'clock from the westward ...

... accordingly. Trinity, 0. Cotterill, A.B , St. John's, do. ; J. D . . bouquets of delicately-designed flowers; the sleeves orna - This the bishop refused, and directed the registrar to proceed Gilbert, A. 13 , St. John's, do ; H. W. Headley, A.B , Caius mented ...

... course, excite much interest, and an, opinion prevails that they will be acquitted. Their names are—Finley, Malcolm, John Grant, John G. Parker, Robert Walker, Paul Bedford, Randall Wiyon, Leonard Watson, William Reynolds, Lynus Wilson Miller, James Brown ...

... Sarniwl, of Upper Bryaostone-st. Portman-sq. painter-I)ebtort.' Prison Cullen Ambrose, of Donor, out of business—Donor I toward John, of Spring-gardens, Trafalgar-sq. surgeon—Debtors' Pt 5100 Hughes Samuel (sued with Benjamin Hughes), of Upper Ground it. ...

... children Lieut. Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps and Mrs. Phipps ; the Attorney Mn. Ball, and, children ; Sir John and Lady Burke and children; Colonel Sir John F. Burgoyne and children; Major-General Sir H. and Lady Scott and children; Major and Mrs. Forster and ...