... from throne I” Will the Attorney-General prosecute such nooseusc blasphemous libel ? , A Utile conversation took place the Arms BiU for Ireland. The Church-rate question was adverted b) the Bishop of NORWICH, on petition agauisl Church-rate* from Norwich ...

... applications were made by the mountaineers for arms, of which 19,000 stand had already been Gatribated among them. Egyptian descrters came in every day by fives, tens, and thirties. One day 130 came in a dody, with arms and accoutrements, and among them more ...

... assembled The approver armed when seized the police sworda aud daggers Two of the apprehended Holyberry noticed and a named Booker were fully committed on of high treason to York Castle In London Thursday persons were taken in arms a meeting Chartists held ...

... rent is for Sunday, the Bth instant. The maiuging directors uf the Arm lutimate that as the harvest has been favourable, they the last year's arrears will also paid L>st night Mr. John Arthur Koebuck, the ex- M.P. for B.th, who at present alleu'liug the ...

... was that I was so great a favon- rite?” The Chieftain stopped suddenly, bared his arm, and exclaimed in his own “ You are an Englishman: Holloway is an Englishman; this arm was cured of wound of four years’ standing, by Holloway's Ointment,” and a course ...

... standard. He even proceeded to the severity of causing the dwellings of such Syrians as had repaired to the mountains in search of arms to be destroyed, and did all that it was possible for him to do to suppress the insurrection. His surrender was, in fact, one ...

... With respect to the firing, and the loading of the pistols ot Lord CARDIGAN, there could, course, be no doubt The wound of his opponent was sufficient proof. The trial of Lord CARDIGAN can hardly fail to accompanied consequences which few might, on slight ...

... TONDON, WEDNESDAY, 1840. HE Gaz Erte of yesterday announces that he: Majesty has been pleased to appoint John Hind Captain in the Royal Navy, to be Lieu arsh, r of the Island of Heligoland. tenan! t-Governo The Pari is papers of Monday are less hostile ...

... man whom with justice regarded as the sole cause his wife's transgression. After many attempt* obtain satisfaction Cardigan, lie armed himself w '. formidable thong of bullock's hide, and proceeded to deuce of the culprit, whom bestowed flagellation ciently ...

... left arm above his wrist, while another, William, had his left hand entirely severed at the wrist, and received dreadful cuts on the head. An unfortunate young lady, Miss Moochnee, was also most severely and dangerously wounded about tbe neck, arms, and ...

... the tativer of thé people. Lord Mor- peth and Lord'John Russell affected to think Mr. Liddell’s motion insignificant; yet theie newspapers held « different the debate, and the laboured defence of Sir John by the leader of the House and two other Cabinet ...

... discharged a pistol, the ball from which carried away part of Yarworth's ear and entered his i C , man immediately raised his arm to defend b.mselt, whe the assassin fired a second pistol, * entered Yarworth's side below his Si ' 111 n&ok. This completely ...