... William Wright, and John Wright, were amusing themselves by sliding on the pool in the village of Wavertree, two of them happening to come in contact fell upon the ice, which broke under their weight, and precipitated them into the water. John Wright the elder ...

... Sunday Schdbl connected with the above place of worship,' were preached on Sunday week, the morning aud evening, by the Rev. John Townend, of New Mills, and in the afternoon by Mr. Thomas Newton, of Manchester. The congregations were good, and very liberal ...

... to concerning the deposition of the Rajah of Sattara; and Lord John Russell stated that he had no official information that Mr. Howard had commenced an action against the Seargeant-at-Arms. Mr. Villiers is to bring forward the corn-law question on some ...

... to try the merits of the Cambridge election :—Mr. Divett, Sir John Walsh, the Earl of Darlington, Mr Plumptre, Mr. E. Protheroe, Sir W. Somerville, and Sir Charles Le Mr freshfield called arm attention of the speaker to'the circumstance that, though the ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer said it was his intention to continue the Assessed Taxes Composition. In answer to Sir John V alsjl, Lord John Russell said he meant not to call Mr. Sheriff Evans again to the bar till after Easter. Mr. Aglionby called the attention ...

... of Erroll. Norroy King of Arms, Clarenceux King of Arms, F. Martin, Esq. J. Hawker, Esq. Lord Privy Seal, Lord President of the Council, The Earl of Clarendon. Marquis of Lansdowne. Two Sergeant at Arm 9. Two Sergeants at Arms. Of course, anticipation ...

... amon themselves, in the use of Soon after, several of the boys com- J th' e ? P with much ardour, and by ample J** nngers, arms, and various expressive signs, 1 though, m,' at d, stant parts ofthe room. The scene, 1 c y its associations, was most im- ...