... it quietly, and all tnt ?? leader sat down. Our bugles souniled thu llte to is. arm the prisoners, and an artilleryman steooping' up to tli Abdallah chh f, with blunt John Bullishlless, sai I alnust. ly, I Come, old boy, we'll begin with you Ilafid sssr ...

... Hagan whom ho bad previously shot met him at the door, and demanded the purpose of his Ti&it. Lyle and his friends were both armed with guns. The response made to the demand of Hagan was, ** peace, of course, peace.” Hagan commanded him to advance no further ...

... Fitzgerald, K.C.H.. taking rank next after Vice-Admiral John Hooeyman; George Barker, E-q.. taking rank next after Vice- Admiral Joitn Mackellar; IL-nry Gam-tt, E-*q.. t>kmg rank next after Vice-Admiral John C. White. The 90- gun ships building are intended ...

... Wimpolo-Street i Major Adair, Liverpool. John Andersom, Esq. ])unesslin. William Camp Crane, Esq. 12, Copthall-Court. Benjamin Jackson, Esq. 28, Gordon-Street, Gordon. I Square. I Rev. H-. J. Knapp, 62, Mortimer-Street. Z John AlMClure, Esq. 8, Broad-Strcet Buildings ...

... the west-end generally. Between eleven and twelve o’clock, as R. Phipps, Esq.,of Maida-hill, was turning the corner of St. John’*-wood-road into the Edgware-road in his gig, he came in contact with a market-cart belonging to Mr. James Parsons, of Edgware ...

... situation more conspicuous than honourable, have reason to believe correct. Towards the close last shooting season, Lord Cardigan, and, we believe. Lord Adolphus Filrclarencc, slopped, on their way south from shooting quarters, at Carve Inn. They had ...

... the Lords Justices, ap- pointing the Right lion. A. R. Blake, Sir William Soni- orville, Bart. It. P John Young, Esq. 3n. ?? R. W. Lreen, Esq. and John O'llfrrall, Esq, to revise the lavs undet, which moneys are now raised by grand jury Presentument. 'The ...

... expressed himself favour ot closing the poll, and Mr. Rose Cleland against it ; hut. w list Mr. Crawford was taking the opinion Mr. John S. Crawford, the other presiding Magistrate, on the subject. Mr. Cleland got uff Bench, and suddenly left the meeting ; and ...

... Michael Rogers, Mrs. McDonough, Francis Charles M‘Kenna, John Chadwick, jnn.. Miss Murphy. James Flood, sen., David Lynch, John Oates, Patrick Byrne (West-street), and Henry Crollv, each; John'O’Neill, James Slevin. Thomas Walsh, Thomas W.-.trin, Bvrne ...

... WATERLOO Still continues its successful career. MONDAY. 21 st Dec. will be introduced entire new adaptation, replete witb Feats of Arms—Comic Situations—Grand Combats, Processions, Ice. entitled Valentine and Orson: OR, THE WILD MAN OF THE WOODS. Programme oj ...

... sailing time. JOHN ARMSTRONG, 23, DoneyaU- Quay. JOHN CARRUTHERS, Steam Packet Office, Carlisle, F) DAVID BAXTER, Annan, A JAMES GRAHAM, 99, Scotch-street, Whitehaven, ROBERT STOREY, Fenwick'swntry, Newcastlewpon-Tyne, JOHN FRAZER. King's Arms Inn, Dumfries ...

... evidently fatigued from the effects of her journey. When her Majesty alighted, however, and entered the Castle, leaning the arm of the Prince, the Queen’s countenance became somewhat flushed, and she ascended the steps with her usual buoyancy. In the carriage ...