... containing two bars gold, value IhUIW., was stolen from (he luggage tram station of the Dover Railroad, the Itrieklavers’ Arms. The box arrived U tween three and four o’clock in morning, and was deposited amongst oilier luggage, and six o’clock it was ...

... M’Conaghy, to Catherine. second daughter of Mr. Wm. Conagby. Kernkeek, near Bushmills. March 17, at St. Anne’s Church, Belfast, Mr. John Foster, of Castle-street, to Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. Robert Hall, and relict of Mr. A. Brown, of Belfast. March 14, Mr. ...

... the Saviour a little baby in her arms, both manifesting the position those two supposed persons hold in the Roman Catholic system; the one the energetic Queen of the Church, the other the baby which she fondles in her arms. (Cheers, and great uproar,) Protestant ...

... ulcers about his legs, arms, and body, who had tried all othse medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which' did him no good, but yours cured him in about six weeks, ant he is quite restored to health and vigour.—Signed, John Martin, Chronicle ...

... Furnival's Ina ; off aas.. Alsager, Birchin Lane. John Strudwick, Newcastle- ander- Lyme, draper, March ?? April 29, sols, Soles and Turner, Loadon ; Suckling, Birming- ham ; off ass, Christie, Birmingham. John Smith, Rugeley, Staffordshire, money scrivener ...

... waiting to Prince .Albert, the Countess St. Aulaire, Count Louis do Noailles, IMiss Coutts, Lord Redesdale, Mr, Humphrey, Sir John Mlildmav, MI.P., &c., were among the nobility and gentry who paid complementarv visits to her Serene Highness the Grand Duchess ...

... 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 ...

... You have driven me to it, and now the sword is drawn. (The hon. member concluded the sentence by a mar- shal flourish of the arm, whish caused much laughter.) Let us analyse this matter—(hear, hear.) There are a number of no- blemen, members of parliament ...

... again raising his arm to strike, when her mother ran into the room, and seizing his arm, prevented him. He struck eight or nine times more at witness, while the mother was by, hitting ■ her siaybone twice. With the mother holding his arm as i he was directing ...

... penalty of the merciful church were—John Barrie, W. Don , - van, Pat. Smyth, Tim. Vaughan, Pat. Brien, John Sheehan, Michael Corcoran, Con. Nich..lson, the idow Crowley, widow Fitzgerald, the widow Guira, aid John Shea. We understand that it is Mr. --'s ...

... had not the power. A young man, named John Piper, who accompanied the boy and sent him the chimney, has been committed the coroner for manslaughter. At the Petty Sessions, at Leamington, held on the 12th instant, John Handley, master sweep, was convicted ...

... but the court could not fix a day for resuming it. THE ROBBER:T. AT CARDIGAN.—The trial of Thomas C. Philips, for a robbery committed on the premises of Mr. Oliver Lloyd, Cardigan, between six and seven years ago, is postponed till the June assizes, ...