... (I believe about twenty-five), who assisted the Hants rural force and the railway officers in preserving regularity. Lord Cardigan was the only person of distinction who arrived by this train. His lordship occupied his private carriage which was placed ...

... got into bad company the moment he came into Ireland (I«ughter). He was hardly landed Kingstown when t«*ok Freddy Shaw the arm, which bis ignorance of the country iiin.-t have induced him to do laugh). Tint they were told that he was to removed from Ireland ...

... the rain in torrents. The soldiers who had received the command shoulder arms, order arms, stand at case, and subsequently attention, and were ready to present arms to their Royal mistress, withstood in perfect lino the pelting of the ...

... c found that those arms stated to be found in the turf stack m belonged not to the Widow Ryan, but to a man named Egan. ' I So they actu~illy accused anl innocent man of having arms in o I his possession, and declared that the arms which had been ti ...

... striking in this scene, that it brought us back to the time of our Saviour, and we could fully realise all tlat is related in John iv. Near it is the beautiful and fertile plain of Moreb, which at once reminds one of the parcel of ground which Jacob gave ...

... lengthened period diverted in great measure tbe attention of the crowd. His Grace, for nearly an hour, walked and down, arm-in-arm with Mr. John Wilson Croker, with whom he entered into a long and apparently earnest conversation, and from the loud voice in which ...

... poured the rain in torrents. The soldiers who had received the command shoulder arms, order arms, stand at ease, and subsequently attention, and were ready to present arms' to their Royal mistress, withstood in perfect line the pelting c.f the pitiless ...

... Mojesties had remained in the room for some minutes, the carriages still standing at the deor and the sol- diers still presenting arms, it began to be whispered about that a change was to take place. Such, in fact, was the ease ; anda oneultation took pliee ...

... Ashley. I The Hon. Charles John Murray. Sir Felix Booth, Bart. William Scott, Esq. The Hon. Sir Edward Cust. Henry P. Sperling, Esq. John Lettsom Elliot, Esq. Henry Waymouth, Esq. James Esdaile, Esq. Henry Wilson, Esq. John Gurney Hoare. Esq. Kobert Winter ...

... made to shoot a landing-surveror at the southern entrance to the Prince's Dock. It appears that about the hour mentioned, Mr. John William Arkle, landing-surveyor in her Majesty's Customs, was l eav i ng the Prince's Dock, and that when he had got from under ...

... Captain PIDDING'S TEAS. Purchasers of his Howqua's Teas will observe that all genuine packages hear his signature thus— Captain John Rhodes ridding, Hon. Company's Service. The advantages possessed by Captain riddingamong others, the having secured for himself ...

... investigation was found .that those arm* stated to be found in the turf stack belonged not the Widow Ryan, but to a man named Egan, they actually accused an innocent man of having arms in hi* possession, and declared that the arm* which hail lieen found in another ...