... immediately ordered his men to be under arms, d ready for action. One of the men, who was billeted at an- other public-house, kept by a man named Bowen, being ab. h sent, the sergeant and the others, all armed, went to arouse their comrade. After calling ...

... solicitation of the full dress ball committee. cc FA~.RAILIWAY AccloEnr.T-A few days since, an onays inquest was held before john wood, Esq., of York, on train view of the body of a female name~d blary Brown, a they married woman. It appeared that on Sunday ...

... IRELAND. THlE S TATE TRIALS I h The first witness exam~ined on the Irish trials 0on Tues the day morning was John M1'aguire, a head constable Of Po' nthe lice, who detailed somle of the occurrences at the Longford htic meceting. He proved that the Peasantry ...

... before that monarch, we potently believe that he would have died of it. Who will not apply to such an exhibi- tion the words of John Gilpin's bard- And when he next does join the dance, May we be there to see. A thing of this sort in a man like Sir Robert ...

... SYNOPSIS. The Queen of England is fully expected to visit the King of Prussia, next summer, at Stolzenfels and Botihl-Private John Knowles, on whom a court-martial was held last week, at Woolwich, for. striking his corporal, was found guilty, and, in consequence ...

... the or analogy is not just, that GRATTAN did not appeal to the brute force of Ireland, whilst O'CONNELI !'does. We do not know what the Tories may term . brute; bat we know that the appeal was then made l to the armed force of Ireland, whilst it is nOW ...

... Samuel pameden, all Joslita Stafford, Benjamin Bartle, John Sutcliffe, II Thoniis 'clarkson:, William Skinner, an i Charles Rams. in denl t For fourteen yeos, ?? Hinley, jun. For tc tis yecars,- John iofdgers, William Slack, Samuel vo Chadwick, JoAna Carrier ...

... mind that Sir Francis wag one of St. John Long's patients. In the Court of Queen's Bench on Saturday, Mr. Forbes M'Neil was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, for the assault he some time ago committed upon fr. John Abel Smith, arising qut of certain ...

... their case. Mr. Moore, Q.C., then informed the court thiat Mr. Shell, who was to lead for the defence onl thle part of Mr. John O'Connell, had been ill somec days, but that he would be ready to commence at the sitting of the court the nest morning. The ...

... to Mr. Gladstone as a sharelholder.-M2% IO ebucht strongly objected to the large infusion of railway interest into this ?? John Russell recoet- mended the emission of some of the members interested. He wished the President of the Board of Trade to give ...

... premises of Mr. J. J Gwilan, Harlerd-plgora, New, Cat. Same for day, a large silver soup.dle was stolen from the house ofo erd ws John Somerset, Rohrmn-hll. UI lie ROasuBBERI Ddr ?? Tupsdgy, at Ashton, a afi man, named 3hm Teluee, w aasicom5mitted lo csttalingal ...

... letterivillten about thje time from the leader of the government, were contained these words-' Will nobody atop that madman, Grattan ?? Nobody did attempt to otop tse demands of Gratean; and thne revolution of 1712 obtained for Iceland those rights which ...