... Ragiaiata, who had v **B tne wlf ° and that this was the coniJH arms the most authentic affray. The dental discharge one sirL lo cause of the conflict ; and otllor was the not a child in her arms Ra had The Hague, Jan ti • ii solemn funeral of the Into n KWenoon ...

... find out easily the numbers of any notes which of my superiors. he may have deposited, but I cannot do so without the orders John ilton: I am one of the pay-clerks of the bank of Eng- land. The note was brought into the Bank of England on the 1 Sth of April ...

... were manned as follows:—Treble Edward Wenver; 2d, Rd. Falkner; 3d, Edward Edmonds; 4th John Hatfield; 5th John Porter (conductor); 6th Charles Falkner; 7th John Jackson; tenor, Joseph Holmes. On New Years-day, Earl Brownlow gave a bountiful supply of ...

... transmitted donation of 25/. in aid of the erection of parsonage house at Thurgoland, near Barnsley, Yorkshire. The Earl of Cardigan has subscribed £100 towards building a new church at Horsforth. His Grace the Duke Cleveland, with his usual munificence ...

... the Porte, relative to the treaty of the Dardanelles. The Russian government complains that the foreign vessels, laden with arms and ammunition, arc allowed to pass, contrary to the stipulations of the treaty. The nuptial ceremonies of his Serene Highness ...

... “I. O. H.,” the initials of Jean d’Apremont, Metz. Am those pieces were found eleven struck with the effigy of John t de Maine, afterwards John of France, made prisoner at Poictiers ; six pieces of St. Louis; of Jean ont, ishop of etz in 1227; and two of ...

... Earl of Cardigan and Lord W. Paoet.—The following is the answer returned by the Duke of Wellington to an application from Lord W. Paget to his Grace, as Commander-in-Chief, praying that the subjects of difference between him and the Earl of Cardigan might ...

... second week Friday night’s Gazette announces several a ohn Francis intments to offices in the colony of to be Governor; Mr. John Hulme, Chief Justice ; Hon, Wm. lice- Government Sheriff, and Provost-Marsh Brevet-Major Wm. Cain » Po- D. Cay, W.S&., Registrar ...

... voters are fixed. The colours of the republic are blue and red, placed horizontally. The arms are the palm, surmounted by the liberty cap, and ornamented with trophy of arms, with the legend, union there strength. Port au Prince is the seat of government, ...

... heard the day before. I saw the defendant, Lord Cardigan, the Sunday. saw him come in. Arrangements had been made for me to under the sofa in the front drawing-room, but before I could placed there Lord Cardigan came in. His lordship afterwards went up-stairs ...

... brother, and during the last week had been residing with him at 26, St. John-street, Islington. He was a bricklayer. On Sunday evening last he complained of great pain in his left arm and shoulder. Monday he was unable to swork, and on that evening he complained ...

... and an engine with train of 35 waggons had gone over his neck, right shoulder, and arm, which killed him moment. He has left a widow and six children. The execution of John Lawrence, the murderer of the chief police-officer of Brighton, is fixed for the ...