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... the death of a fine robust man, ' name unknown, who was found dead in a cab under the , following suspicious circumstances :—John Hawkins, driver of cab 'No. 1,175, said that on Friday afternoon he took the deceased up at the corner of Warwick-lane, in ...
... Miss Chaplin, and Mrs. H. P. Grattan.— After which, The Rifle Brigade: Characters by Messrs. Wright, 0. Smith, H. Beverley; Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. H. P. Grattan, and Miss Murray.—To conclude with Norma: Pollio. Mrs. H. P. Grattan; Norma, Mr. Paul Bedford; Adalgisa ...
... the North ‘. lar cluh ,he present moment, though it a good .leal Clarissa—The n.e e o1 ,rela nd Cluh, meeting at the Donegal Arms llotol. served in the .Ire ,ouc be ...
... are legiti- mate ideas marshalled in legitimate ranks of blank verse, while every jealous critic stands like a Norroy King at Arms, with his pen ready to detect any innovation relative to modern life, in plot, character, or expression, and dab goes his hand ...
... and distressing struggle with Bridegroom from the hill, won by half a length. Match; 200, h ft. A.F.—The Duke of Bedford's John o' Gaunt, 4 yrs, Sat 71b, received forfeit from Mr. Osbaldeston's The Devil among the Tailors, 3 yrs, ist 41b. Mr. Clark, sen ...
... world. believe that he is; also, most strenuous supporter of the society for. the prevention of cruflty to animals. Mrs. Grattan was much applauded her re appearance, and the course the evening sung a ballad about nasty old batchelors,’’,witb such spirit ...
... boreras at the helm, the captain came aft with a sextant in his hand,_ and struck him on the face and cut his eye very severely. John Murray, a seaman, stated that he had seen the captain beat Thompson on three different occasions, and he never gave tongue ...
... JOHN BULL the sufficient reason that the Committee and stewards treated the representatives of the newspapers who, were present with such grass indignity, that the reporters rose at this stage of the proceedings, and left the room in body. . . . , Now ...
... visited Covent-garden Theatre Saturday. Earl de Grey left Newby-hail on Saturday for Liverpool, to embark for Ireland. The earl armed Wednesday from Wrest-park. The Earl and Countess Cowper and Viscount Fordwich left Great Stanhope-street, Saturday, to join ...
... something like a wounded feeling in the speaker. The Turks may believe us to be their superiors in the sciences, in arts, and in arms ; but they are very far from thinking our wisdom or our morality greater than their own. I have, &e., PONSONBY. The ...
... goes on in higher places. Two or three years ago Sir R. Peel charged Lord John Russell with arming one portion of the population against another; and so he did, I believe, offer arms to those of the middle classes that would have them.—(Hear, hear.) We also ...
... barbofir, wind- the Bearperk, Moore, from London .for New'.‘T ,lM ' tor Fluablof i redeatnta, Heoderooa, from London for Newcutlc; John Mowlam, Fowler, for Herdtpool. Harwich, October b—Pal in, the Hannah, Wllaoo, tor Gemabonwgb ; end William and Lacy, Sharp ...