... Mr. Fitzgibbon,—recommended by Mr. Grattan to Lord Northington to fill the vacant post,—gave here the first proof of that daring promptitude, which made him so justly celebrated and detekted, as Lord Clare. Mr. Grattan used to say of him, I made him Attorney ...

... assistance of Inspector Casey, succeeded in apprehending three men, residing at Sutton Bonnington, named John Hands, Charles Cliadborn, and John Webster, on suspicion of being concerned. These men were brought up at the county hall on Wednesday last, ...

... Few who have seen the Pen i NS ill fail to remember that wonderful leap with which she bounds over the waterfall into the arms of her human lover. By some failure in the intention of the lady, or M. Petipa's, the leap proved a failure, and the unfortunate ...

... the Nation assures us,—at which there were barely one hundred individuals present,—crammed into a small room at the Courtenay Arms, in the Town of Newcastle, with the Very Reverend Dean Coll, P.P., in the Chair. The choice was most appropriate, for the company ...

... Nation assures us,—at which there were barely one hundred individuals pre' sent,—crammed into a small room at the Courtenay Arms, la the Town of Newcastle, with the Very Reverend Dean Coll, P.P., in the Chair. The choice was most appropriate, for the company ...

... bid that the fifteen should, one by one, be hung upon the plane tree, and that, last of all, Sir John Faa should suffer the same fate. Then, with strong arm, he led his lady into the castle, spite of her wild entreaties to be allowed to perish with her ...