... 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 ...

... arrival at Brockwear they went ashore, where quarrel took place between them, and George struck Webb a violent blow on the arm with a poker. The parties then proceeded to the barge, and the quarrel was renewed, in the course of which George seixed a bar ...

... 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 ...

... restored to its usual theatre—the same win would waft away the Queen and her Irish courti- ers from your shores. (Cheers.) [Mr. Grattan here entered, and was received with loud cheers. Mr. MacNevin resumed—I am happily interrupte whilst on the subject of possible ...

... Witness—She appeared in good -spirits—quite cheerful. She was going towards home. It was quarter past six by watch.- ■ •• - ■■- John Kendall—l am waiter at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Tawell, the prisoner, is a subscriber to our. bouse.' It a subscription ...

... found pulsation. I considered her dead. I then bled her the arm ; I did so because I thought it right not to leave the house without trying every means. About an ounce of blood flowed from her arm, but I still think she was dead before bled her. I put the ...

... Expedition were on Tuesday put commission Woolwich. As we announ| ccd sonic time since, tiie Expedition is under the command Sir John Franklin, who is appointed the Erebus. A female, who for some time has been carrying on the lv- ! rative trade planet ruling ...

... retribution We need cot dwell upon Paper. land.— Paehef. ' the subject.— Mail. PatricV Fleming. John Leamy, and Thomas Ryan were ■n'licteil for anpearing armed on the night of the 26th .nuarv, at Kifeale.— Guilty. vver, a young man indicted for drawing the ...

... attacked by an enormous bear. The peasant opposed a vain resistance with his spade, and in a few minutes his head and one of his arms were devoured under the eyes of his afflicted family, who were standing at the door of the house without the means of rescuing ...

... Expedition were on Tuesday put incommission at .Woolwich. As. we announced some time since, the Expedition under, the .command Sir John Franklin, who. appointed to the.;Js/-goj». r.. A aemali, who for some tune has been carrying the lurative trade of planet ...

... ae oe oe + [ist January, 1845 ing companies to Brecknock .. Brecknockshire 1845 passengers and oe . oe oe o {1st January, Cardigan .. oe January, 1814 District 164 id-nent, that the oo oo oe January, . Ist January, 184. ssive, should be Carmarthen and ...

... m question; Henry Grattan, the clerk at the Railway Terminus, Paddington, who supplied the prisoner with the ticket for Slough ; three witnesses who deposed to the prisoner going by an Omnibus from the Railway station to ; Henry John Howell, the superintendent ...