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... right, Esq., Attorney, 10, Bretherlens buildings, North John' ?? scrod, Liverpool; P. C. Ladlaury, Eaq., Surgeon, Wednesbury, 0 Stnffos'dsliis'e; Mr. 3. T. Baker, 40, Broad Quay, Bristol; Mr. g John ONeil, I, St. Asgustino's parade, Bristol ; Mrs. Marsh ...
... •.1 had bowerer sufficaent notice of her coming death, her father's seat at Ituncties, about a week place, and die in his arms. I cannot rt..hd any event which has excited so much the fin nearly all respect.) parallel cam t.e death of Lady Fanny Poutionby ...
... men and one boy died the same day, and the surgeon has given up all hopes ot three others, One of the poor sufferers, named John Birch, is burned to such a degree that he can neither sce nor hear ; another named George Churchill, has his tongue so burned ...
... the eympstby was so atroog that the kiroed him back e^aiD.—A'oc York Sua. Pa don or Political OrraNoams —John Rolpb, Chariea Duucombe, mod John Mootgoaery, three of the principal leaders in the Upper Canada Rebellion, have recairod their pardon from ...
... inculpating the matrimonial tiolidity of Lady William Paget, and implicating in the dia. bone of her husband the Karl of Cardigan, unfortunately torus out to be but too true. The particulars are these. lard Wilhern, it appear, had reason to athpect the ...
... any one who dared to in- 'terfere. Report states they were armed, and that two or three policemen were spectators, but were afraid, from their disparity of numbers, to attack them. Lord Cardigan again.—In military circles, in Dublin, there is much conversation ...
... young man, said he, 44 what is your name ? 44 John Mallett, sir, replied the carpenter. 44 John Mallett. Very well. Now, John Mallett, who advised you to come here to-day ? Take care what you are about, John Mallett. The carpenter, without a moment's ...
... result of a deliberate trial at law upon evidence then to be produced shall determine the guilt or innocence of the Earl of Cardigan. I am. Sir, your very obedient servant, 12, Argyll-street, Sept. 0. Wii.liam Paget. The following statement, from one of ...
... mostdmdful oaths, mserted his innocenee. Up passed along the Esplaimde, the .pectators cheered most to this time tailor named John Evans, known as Irish enthusiastically. *i • ail ,i Evan, sat quietly in hi. own bouse the window which The Royal party alighted ...
... but upon the occupier in retpeettet 14 W• b elie ve Overseers ul same plackt arc la wirer upon this point. THE HON. EY ST. JOHN kV is about to be allied to Miss Venice,* granddaughter of the Atelthishop of lark.--Sheffield Mercury. Foaisicti Situ t?. ...
... MR. PUMAr i 4 to he consecrated Roman Catholic Canalpitor of Kingston, Canada West, on the inst. Tim PaEsree GUILD Ronnenv. -John Anderson, Pr feloniously receiving the notes stolen at the above place, was sentenced, on Monday, at Liwrpool Assizes to be ...
... people to seek for security in arms, and commenced that bloody struggle by which they established thvir national independence. Hi* father was Mr. Morgan O’Connell,ofC .rheo. wbo was married Catherine, daughter of Mr. John O'Mullane. of Whitedcburcb, io ...