... attended at the place of inquiry to conduct the case on behalf of the complaining parties, and rudely laid hold of him by the arm for the purpose of dragging or rather putting him out of the room. 1 find statement to that effect in the Freeman’s Journal ...

... business but land, and nothing can compensate him for the want of that. Mr. John Fry, of Abbeytown, has been appointed to office of Registrar Marriages for the district of Boyle. Mr. John Locke baa been elected to the office of City Pleader in London. The Faria ...

... Bokhara is not larger than the kingdom of Greece ; he has only 400 regular troops, and about 10,000 irregular, mostly without arms, and nine guns, of which three are totally unfit for being used in war. The country is very fertile. Balkh belongs only nominally ...

... 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 ...

... dangerously wounded, and little hopes entertained her recovery. The husband is fast recovering, being only slightly wounded in the arm. The cause of the outrage is considered to Lave arisen out of some circumstances connected with land, Irom which a widow 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. ...