... blocked up, was attacked enormous -ar. The peas-nit opposed vaiu resistance with his spud -, and minute* his head and one his arms were d under the eyes of hia afflicted family, who were the door of the house without the tncans rescuing him Iroui the ferocious ...

... public is estimated £llooo> which the Government receives duty* In February, IS3B, robbery ef £lfi9o committed solia tor’s Cardigan; and tho every exertion was made to discover the this they escaped detection. Phillips, osbinet-mai was one of two persons ...

... Occupation of Mr John Young. The North Banks, or North Brick Kiln Close, containing 2 Acres, 2 Roods, and 17 Perches, or thereabouts, in the Occupa- tion of Mr John Young. The Constable's Close, con- taining about I Acre, in the Occupation of Mr John Young. The ...

... were elected : Gateshead-W. H. b rociket, Efsq.; Stouth Shets-Jro. Robinson, Robt. Anderson, John Ness, and T. B. Oyston, Esqrs.; North Shik2s--Rdbert Pow, John Dryden, C. R. Arthur, and Gee. Shotton, Esqrs. The River Policea and Moorings Commaittee met ...

... barmaid at Salthill, - |,|r. / bottle porter; Wm. Barlow, garde , ~,„!■ of Salt-hill; Mrs. Barrett, John Kendall, a waiter the ««MWs~? & London ; H. Grattan, clerk ,S ' the Great Western t boy at Salt-hill; Robt. the W i Chas. Wilmot,one of the Railway; ...

... Catholic youth. next adverted to the speech Lord John Russell Wednesday night, and availed his Lord-.hip with peculiar bitterness. said that political hardihood was never yet carried far by a human being Lord John Russell, lie (Mr. O'Connell) imueached bitn ...

... services at the period selected for the/to. Thus the Duke V appeared the uniform of tiie Duke Cumle. land of that day. Earl of Cardigan in uniform the 11th Dragoons at the battle Culloden, and Marquess of Londonderry in dress of Cavalry officer 'h J**r^ ...

... proclamation the inhabitants of the eity, calling on them to sustain him. The whole Congress immediately tliyew itself into the arms Herrera, who Immediately took possession the national palace without bloodshed. The Congress constituted its sessions permanent ...

... position to state, that, should a call of the house be ordered, it will bedisobeyed, and that O'Connell, O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Milr ...

... inst., the house of Mr. John Colpitis, Bridge, when prizes were awarded for the following Host 3Tulips, Prima, Lord Nelson, Royal George), Thomas Ni. holsoii ; best 4 do., (Triumph Koyal), John Ulakey ; best do., s Yellow), John ; best Thomas Robinson ...

... meeting; with a coloured fac-simile of the carious painting in the Chapel the Crypt of Canterbury Cathedral—the birth of St. John the Baptist,— -together with numerous well executed wood cuts. The letter press contains carious and interesting accounts of ...