... strenuous exertions of our council prevented the outbreak of an insurrection last week. Thous tart, brave men had resolved that John Mitchell shouid nut leave the Irish shore except across their corpses. We apprehended that, under present circumstances, an ...

... He was born June 7th 1801, and married Eliza, only daughter of the late John Gordon, Esq., of Haowell, | in Midtilesex. Pluilpotts, John, Esq. (Gloucester, Barrister- son of John Phillpotts, Esq., of G Dr. Bishop of Exeter, represented Gloucester for ...

... strike him before he struck me; John Higgins stood at the inner door, and Francis Ludlow at the other door; I cannot say whether Higgins could see where tbe assault took place, but Ludlow certainly could not. Defendant called John Higgins, who deposed that ...

... close in the defeat nt the. laimant. nevi' el. i ant, named John ii It, has just one hi Tut sday last, this niamw it li on, or a other Leighs, and twenty-five other pt's ins, to Stonleigh phis y, arm in tall, and 0• • osn. Their arrival rim t have b. in ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Weston, Lord Poriarlirigton, Mr. Caldwell and lady, Mr and Mrs. Hart, dpt. Robinson, Wood, Esq., Lord Lord Cardigan, Rieby, E*q., General Wallis, Booth, Esq , A. King, E>q , Mr. aud Mrs England, Major Phillips, Mr. Joseph Peel, Mr. Bolton ...

... Walter Scott's Piper.—John Bruce Jo* 0 of Skye, Sir Walter Scott used to terra him, 18 present at Ross-shire, and was in Dingwall last week« on his way to Alary bank to visit Sir Walter's old friend aud steward, Mr. William Laidlaw. John of Skye ha* fared ...

... search of Game, on lands in the occupation of John Addington, at Little Barford, on the Qnd of November last,: to which the defendant “pleaded guilty, and wae fined penalty and costs £).— Paid. Gaus Hall and John Kimpton, of Great Barford, appeared to an ...

... increased security to her Majesty's crown and government. It he succeeded in his motion, he should follow the course of Lord John Russell in 1844, and move to refer the- subject to a 'Meet committee. The hon. gentleman took a general view of the grievances ...

... published a statment relative to Lord Cardigan. fouitiird upon a esse, the alleged circumstances of shirt% err briefly these : a short time since tho Hon. Gerard Nod, a captain in the corps of which Lord Cardigan is colonel. baying been late at stables ...

... Glouces- ter Hotel, where he has lived since he was put under ar- rest by Lord Cardigan.—Briyhton Guardian. Tue Lare Harvey Luckett, who was wounded by the Earl of Cardigan, bas left bis bed, and is now able to walk about bis house, in Hamilton-place. ...

... the property of James Morton. John Thompson —I received information of the loss of the turkey, and saw the prisoners coming from a corner, in the direction where the turkey was stolen from; found a bundle under the arm of James Horrod; asked him what ...

... potatoes, Mr. East, P. isboroug h ; cuttagei s' bee., Mr. W. Cuuchman ; apple, Joon Fryer; potatoes, 10.1 homes Proctor; 2nol. John Gibbons; cabbage, Ist. Nottingham; 2nd. James Wester ; onions, Richard Essex and Stephen WE lie r. NATtlist. tot I.tfilla INTEntsT ...