... Wednesday 'night, the materials of which were executed by the Misses Williams, Mr. Allen, and Mr. John Parry, with others of lesser fame. Allen and John Parry appropriated all the encores. The rooms were respectably filled. ROYAL ORTHOPCEDIC HOSPITAL ...

... distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended the British arms under the command of a meritorious commander, under tha eye of one of his companions and brothers in arms—the wonderful achievements that deservedly obtained the gracious praise ...

... circle at Woburn Abbey, Beds. The Duke and Duchess of Leinster and Lady Jane Fitzgerald, the Marquis of Kildare ten d and Lady John Russell, Lord and Lady Charles Russell, the Right Hon. Charles and Lady Mary Wood, the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, &c. ...

... in the Armouilr in their mantles and collars, passed into St. George's Ha U, where they were called over by Garter King of Arms. The Knights Companions present were his Royal Highness Prince Albert, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, his Royal ...

... o'clock, into the house, through the key-hole; saw John Walton taking his coat off the bed. Soon after nine o'clock I found the door open, and then saw the foot of a man going up the stairs; it was John Walton. He had an axe in his hand, and he struck at ...

... Harrogate, from a tour; Sir Willoughby Dixie, Bart., at Brighton, from his seat Bosworth Hall, Leicestershire; the Countess of Cardigan and Mrs. Hubert de Burgh, from Baden Baden, en route to town; Viscount and Viscountess Maidstone, from Douglas's Hotel, Edinburgh ...

... Lieutenant; John HoptanA,oo to be Deputy Lieutenant ; J ose ph S t i nton, Esq., to be Lieutenant; William Henry C oo k e, E sq., to be i',7,4111 Lieutenant; Benjamin Boddington, Esq., to be JiMgi; Lieutenant i Thomas Evans, Esq., to be Deputy John Hernmg ...

... st and sails well when the defendant struck him. The attack was so i Mr. John Day, the vestry clerk of the parish of St. G_ecage, split • Elizabeth, of Newcastle, . for St John's, N. 8., 2d inst ~ : e the William Met-, sudden, that he really was at a ...

... inch and -, the lb. 00 1 7 inches le inch in acres. In the county of Cook, again, in 1844, from the borough of Cardigan, praying that more extended 2' 14 men In not above 94 ••• ••• ••• ••• 01 0 in width. thickness. uot above. i thickness. ...

... be homicides , con - Mr. H. GRATTAN.—Is that return for all Ireland ? - spiracy to murder, assaults on police and magistrates, aggra- Sir R. PEEL—Yes, it is for all Ireland. Now a man vated assaults, demand or robbery of arms, administration of residing ...

... outrages in Ireland with folded arms. But the truth One of these very painful cases was an attack made upon Was that her Majesty's government had looked o n with the steward in the last autumn. This lindividual had been folded arms during a period of six months ...

... Dallmac,K.C.H._ . n f Roxurghe, at Ple,, a q, a visit to the Duke and Duchess o__ from the Oast e, near Kelso; the Earl of Cardigan, from Port-11,14'are, to embark on board his ya s ch of t a s t oo C t (r a v n e d s ;; Colonel whirall, Life Guards, for ...