... several other gentlemen, when a vote of thunks was passed the Chairman and the audience dispersed. The Hussars. —The Earl of Cardigan and the oftici-rs this distinguished corps gave a grand banquet on Friday evening, on the occasion of their being presented ...

... seven and eight o’clock, Mr. Lee. steward to John Carden. Esq., of Bar naho. near this town, was fired from a plantation, close to which he had to pass. The ball took effect, and lodged in the flesh of the arm. from which it bad been extracted by Dr. Forsayth ...

... remain at home, contrary to his custom of attending church; and, at mid-day, he was surprised an armed party entering his house, and demanding his fire-arms. The gallant fellow roisted the demand of the lawless ruffians with noble determination, which cannot ...

... A. F.G.S. Edmund Gettv, Esq. John Grattan, Esq. Rev. Thomas D. Hincks, LL.D. F.G.S. M.R.I.A. George C. Hyndman, Esq. James Marshall, M.D. James M‘Ad.un, E«q. Hobt. S. M‘Adam, Esq. Robt. Patterson, Esq. Rev. I. Steen, John Stevelly, M.A. Wm. Thompson, ...

... James Bryce, jun-, F.G S ; Edmund Getty. John Grattan, Rev. Thomas D. Hincks, LL.D., F. 0.5., M.R.1.A., George C. Hyndman. James D. Marshall. M.D. ; James M’Adam, Robert S. M'Adatn, Robert Palterson. Rev. I. Steen. John Stevelly, M.A.; W. Thompson, William ...

... whether an overdressed dandy, who stands in canvass in the inner room, be bight James Hamilton or Tim Scroggins ? One of his arms is set a-kimbo, and the other bolds a whip and a pair of white gloves We consider it an insult to be called upon to pay a shilling ...

... who were ou the road from Vienna Neustadt. The former had recourse their arms, a-.d some persons were killed and wounded. It was found necessary to have recourse to the armed force to re-establish order. other details are given. Shipwrecks.— TliisteJ ...