... was not even allowed to quit her domicile, and the act of running out a beam fell, and, we are told, killed the infant her arms. Upwards of two thousand of the Gerrard tenantry have been dispossessed within the last few years. Illicit Love :—A Domestic ...

... Liberator and his son John having been uncompromising opponents of the Poor Law. Attempt to Poison a Family.- Saunders's News Letter, of the24th, contains the. following :—A most diabolical attempt to poison the entire family of Dr. Grattan, of Drummond House ...

... IRELAND. At a meeting of the Repeal Association, last Monday, Mr. Grattan, M.P, stated his belief that the Irish Coercion ' Bill would never become law; aud if did, the people of Ireland—the eight millions of people—had only to remain out all together ...

... yesterday. The attendance of proprietors was not very numerous. In the absence of Mr. Hudson, the chair was occupied by Mr. John Rand, of Bradford. The only other directors present were, Mr. George Goodman, and Mr. Mtirgatroyd. The Secretary read the Report ...

... Henrici VIII. The surrender of this house is dated November 22nd, 1540. It was made by the last abbot, John Ripeley, whose name was pro bably John Browne, a person bearing this name received, from 1540 to 1553, a pension of £66 13s. 4d. per annum for ...

... christeued by the Rev. Mr. Boyle, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Smith O'Brien.—A writ of Jiabcas corpus was on Tuesday granted by the sitting Judge at Chambers, directed to the , Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Commons, commanding f him to bring up the ...

... resolutions were moved and seconded by the Rev. John Ely, the Rev. Mr. Walker, the Rev. Dr. Hanulton, the Rev/J. Peters, Mr. Edward Heycock, the Key. Thomas Scales, the Rev. Mr. Andrews, Mr. J. Jowitt, sen., Mr. John Clapham, and Mr. William Brigg. Three of ...

... residence of Lord John Russell, in Downing-street. The ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of , Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hob. house, Lord ...

... of Newfoundland has passed Act for nosing £-250,000 towards rebuilding St. Johns. Parliament has voted £30,000 for the relict of sufferers by the recent conflagration, at St. John's New-, foundland. It is rumoured that Lord Normanbyis to succeed Lord Hardinge ...

... that her husband would be murdered soon as he had recovered from injuries previously inflicted upon him fire-arms, he said, that if he had been armed'with this bill, he could have apprehended those marauders but as the law now stood, they were enabled to ...

... the building trades. About or were present. Mr. John Gash, tailor, was the chair. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Richard Littlers (tailor), John lurner (plasterer) ' John Carlisle (stone mason), John Rawhnson (mechanic), — Peel (paper hanger), and ...