... pas-'eil good night, and going on favourably. (Signed) John Hekiot, M.D.mli D.G. -’till January. Later intelligence states that the colonel continues to improve. fit. Fi’lfii.mfnt a Dream.—A young man named John Gray, residing Dean Forest, finderturd, who for ...

... difficulty he got away unhurt.—Bfoc*6urn Standard. Paget v. Cardigan. —The following is extract from letter addressed Lord William Paget to the newspapers, in answer to the denial given Lord Cardigan certain charges alleged the plaintiff against his Lordship ...

... adjutant of volunteer corps being doubtful whether he had distributed muskets to all the men cried, All you that arc without arms hold up your hands! * • Come, come, come,” said one who was wide awake one who was fast asleep, get up, get up; don’t yon know ...

... plantation near Haro Craig, Droughty Ferry, belonging to Lord Douglas, was discovered to on fire. Through the active exertions of John Smith, Esq. factor the estate, who was speedily the spot, the fire was got under, but not until about an aero the young trees ...

... Protestants had agreed to waive their objections, and consent the Emancipation \ct. These were also the opinions of Burke and Grattan, anJ Lord Plunkett and bir Jol.n Newport. After reviewing the policy the Government towards Ireland at some l. i.glli, the ...

... Cuilt, do. William Keron, do. Cuiltburn John Keron, do. do. John Mitchell, do. Strageath William Ewing, do. do. James Miller, do. Broadley John Miller, do. Balloch Peter M'Rorie, do. do. David King, d * John Brydie, jun. do. Mains, Drummond Castle James ...

... long-continued cheering and waving of handkerchiefs. He was accompanied Messrs. W. S. O’Brien, M.P.; Henry Grattan. M.P.; Nicholas Maher, M.P.; John O’Connell, M.P. &c. When the noise subsided, Mr. O’Connell moved the Hon. Mr. Hutchinson into the chair. ...

... the hack is the standard of England, with the arms of the Prince and motto. The elaborate carving of the chair has been executed Patterson of Lynn. The legs are intended represent those of the lion, and the arm. are exquisitely carved with the acorn and ...

... oki* Paokt.— Lord W. Paget having applied to the Duke Wellington make the subjects of difference between him and the Earl Cardigan the subject full, complete, and M military inquiry, his Grace has peremptorily declined fo interfere. Lord Haddington, who ...

... entered the hall, and was received with loud cheers. He was accompanied Messrs W. S. O’Brien, M.P., Henry Grattan, M. P., Nicholas Maher, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., &c. When the noise subsided, Mr O - Connell moved the Hou. Mr Hutchison into the chair ...