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... who took the most prominent part making the disturbances at the theatre the following manner:—Mr. Paul Parnell fellow of St. John's college, to be rusticated for five years : two Messrs. Marshall, Brasenose, for three iTtV - JamC ' ' commoner of ISallinl ...
... remembered how many Irishmen the Camden Arms in Randolph Mena. Mr. sandy., a'' had been the of that house—when lie remem. surgeon at Kentish Town, was immediately /summoned ; breed the names of Burke, Canning, Grattan, `Merida., and the Colonel's friend 'mutt ...
... Rev A.W. Reberts. ies BIRTHS — At Vetradwrallt, the of the Rev W bone y a een At vear Cardigan the wite of ¢ ah. —e ae seat At Worcestershire, the wite of U daughter John Compscn, a som. At Dabstan, the wife of the Rev ers of of St Seatbwark, a —A ly Octewden ...
... eredita-t ble to those engaged in it, and is calculated to be emi-c nently useful for the public service. cC EGYPTIAN WHEAT.-M~r. John Gibbs has planted a t p)eek of Egyptian wheat on his land err Biertan-lrill; it w as set with the dibble, and covers full three ...
... bludgeons. The murderers were seen by several persons. They were strangers, and armed with sticks only. It is bolic-vod that Rody was murdered in mistake for his brother John, who had lately taken some land in the neighlwurhood of Toom, from winch the Shelleys ...
... tanner. Jessie Siddou, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, hollow ware manufacturer. John Henry Taylor, Wakefield, joiner. Edwin Rayner, Sheffield, merchant. David Dixon, Leeds, dyer, John King, Kingston-upon-Hull, mercer. Henry Cbalicombe, Swansea, sail-maker. Thomas ...
... the single measure the Arms Bill. As to education, the House had teen almost unanimous entertaining the measure, but the sequel proved that to force it would only have fomented the religious animosity which it provoked. Lord John touched very lightly on ...
... oot har that effect tie of Peis. was Seortere heat been to witness, that Mrs place in be married bet On Ube of the sam to Cardigan before apd had be he had a lumanec Heme eed to coupe of whom was dressed in ac Indian costwent in a manner ladies | 7 who ...
... single offence the calendar l—lhiui* charge for capital MaU. SOUTH WALES Seizure of Arms.— lnformation having been received the Home-office that certain cases of arms were being sent to Wales, directed to suspicious parties, the Mayor of Swansea, Dr. ...
... s, crimson, green', and purple fires, Ac. The Royal Adelaide frigate was illuminated with upwards of 4,000 lamps; the yard-arms, masts, rigging, portholes, figure-head, and, indeed, the whole of this beautiful vessel (from stem to stern, aloft and on ...
... under arms, some say upwards of 10.0.3: toisjw tho city presents a martial and irring ȣcme. Majesties after remaining time toe Palai,. proceeded to visit too church Bt. Gudule and toe pull Institutions, at least the Museum and Hospital of St. John, a* ...
... by October 11. r Proceedings at law, the damages being laid at are in progress at the suit Lord William Paget again-t Lord Cardigan. Lord W. Paget discovery Lady Paget 1 .- infidelity, proposed hostile meeting anywhere in Kngiand or the continent, hui which ...