... (vice Ur. Black), of which the lion. hart, principal proprietor.— Patriot. I’AnuoN or Political OrrenuEns. —John Roiph, Charles Duncomhe, and John Montgomery, three tlie principal leaders the Upper Canada rebellion, have received their pardon from his ...

... mercantile greatness and commercial splendour; the Church of Notre Dame, the Cathedral of St. Sauveur, the Hospital of St. John, the Convent of English Nuns, and the Hall the Company of Crossbowmen. From this place, the Royal party proceeded to the railway ...

... of Carmarthen and Cardigan will be placed under martial law, as the only resource for the suppression of the outrages. At the Annual Meeting of the President and Governors of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, on Friday last, Mr. John Henry Wise, of this ...

... interest; the chief being the arrest, a ttinc •‘hop, h° ut twenty members of an Aitocition l*e organised for plunder. A quantity arms, cartridge*, and gunpowder wan found in heir respective residences. They are almost all of ! . m workmen out of employment ...