... s sword.” The incendiary the little dockyard of Toulon (we wonder why he did not select the great one) could no other than John Bull. Ho did the thing before, open day indeed, with in bis hands ; but now his character is degenerated that is reduced effect ...

... English. Last night’s Gazette announces several appointments to offices in tne colony of Hong Kong—Mr. John Francis Davis, to be Governor ; Mr. John Walter Hulme, Chief Justice ; the Honourable Frederick William Adolphus Bruce, Government Secretary; B ...

... William Pitt his Canning and thus Grey had his Russell. Thus, Ireland, Mr Flood determined the genius of young Grattan to Irish polities ; thus Grattan himself imparted his favourite ideas I ord Plunkett. So, from time to time, have there been men who “connected ...

... distressing accident took place at Godden Mill, Bract of the Carse, Perth, on Thursday last, and under ▼fry peculiar circumstances. John Thom, farm-servant there, wishing to make the most of the harvest, hired a girl from Perth to take charge of child about two ...

... embark their families and goods, which is, in fact, to many as much as half of the whole labour of the voyage. The Earl of Cardigan, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 11th (Prince Albert’s) Hussars, who has been of late cruizing in his yacht along the Scottish ...

... Mearns (3 having been previously stolen from sane field on fifith yeweiwbeT). 4ih January- ■ ■ clothes stolen from house of John M'Kenna, King Street, Polloksbaws. Night of 10th—2 of potatoes stolen from Mr Dixon’s pit at Crossbill, Catheart; and 24 feet ...

... down and sent for doctor. Mr. M'Cann, of Parliament street, was promptly in attendance, and attempted to bleed him from the arm and jugular veins, and applied other resuscitntive remedies, but without effect, life was extinct. At present no reason can ...

... csndulates aie now in the field, namely, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay. J. M. Clavfon, J. J. CHtfenden, John Winfield Proft, (whies)—! Csss, Silas Wright, John C. Calhoun, and Houston, (democrats)—-'! respective ineiils the candidates are variously descril cd ...

... of Swift to those of Flood and Grattan. Alluding to the organisation of the Volunteers in 1782, and the events which followed on that step, continued—No Attorney-General was found hold enough to prosecute Flood and Grattan for a conspiracy. With what scorn ...

... to the follies and inconsistencies of Mr 11. Grattan and his friends there is no end. Archbishop M‘Halb held a meeting on the Poor Law in Mayo at the very same time. Mark how the opinions of Mr 11. Grattan and his Grace of Tuam coincide That the system ...

... ten wont along to rings the property of Sir John Ilarc. the hall thinking meet hi, friend*. The .«J«*l ..'Vn April «4J. the Barone,*, then breaking np. and hade those present good bye ; hut never S r John ala ed, that h„„d, montioned the national guard ...

... Letter.) A mo»t Atrocious murder was commit led on the May, About one nblio party wen* work in tl»c house that now tor Sir John Sinclair, nt south, one of them, named Thomas Anson, was re* pHmand«*d by the Mr. Waller. f»*r necloct duty, and told that ...