... to-morrow (Aonday). A young tenor, of the name of Rafter, will make his debut, and the Misses Williams, Miss Rafter, Ribas, Grattan Coole, and Laurent, jun. (the cornet.a- pistons), have been secured for the occasion. Mr. Louis Emmanuel, late musical director ...

... prepared for war ; for fire arms are awkward things, especially when they are at full cock, and in clumsy bands—at least, we should have liked to have been out of the line of fire. But the attitude —was it shoulder arms, or present fire ?—what is ...

... anda numerous party dined at the Spres tline, tak is Ino, when a glerious “spread” was provided by the ‘ Lincoln Tat s mode John Trafford, who is also the rewly-appointed clerk of the coun lerell . stewer bespeak at the theatre was also 2 bumper. a this ...

... commits]the infernal crime of murder, deserves justly all the punishment the law of roan can inflict. Agaiust the murderer the red arm of God’s vengeance is bared. Vengeance it mine saith the Lord, and I will rtpajf.” Yes, the vengeance of God will sooner or ...

... pleasure, whose life they would, without any respect, attempt, if be interfered with any of their projects. They are usually armed with round iron weapon, which is carried either at the point of the flowing turban, or at their side It consists of flat iron ...

... Helhnish, Charleston Psterasßebce.Scantteby.Plym Magnet, Davies, Cardigan CoPembroke(s), Rose,Bristol St. Bride, Bogers, do Disney, Bees, Charles, Raea, Llanelly Elisa, Griffiths, Cardigan Eleanor, Evana[2o] Waterfrd Was & Jane, Barret, Cork Sir Speedwell ...

... principal members of the Apollo Club had the honour of being their guests. The Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Howth, th e L or d Provost of Glasgow, Lord Dunsanelli, Sir John M'Neill, and Sir Edmond M`Naghten were among the fashionable arrivals last week at ...

... Mr. John Thunder u went) appeared for the cotamiaoion ; and Mr. John nidi, with Hr. Tibeando aa agent, for of the next of kin, who sought to eetabhah the eanity of the *** Mr. Moot* stated the case, which it appeared that was counsel for Mr. John Monaghan ...

... afternoon, the I-igh t Sheriff, J. HI. Hampton I.ewis, of Ieonllys, Esq., proceeded to the Point to meet his Iordship the Hon. Sir John Williams, iln a carriage drawn by four horses, and accompani~d by a strong body of Javelin-men on horseback, who being mostly ...

... commits the infernal crime of murder, deeerves justly all the punishment the law of man can inflict. Against the murderer the red arm of God's vengeance is bared. - Vas. SEASNIB IS MINE, sAIH Ties LoaD. AND I WILL REPAY. Yes, the vengeance of God will sooner ...

... Eaqrs. INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ COURT. PETITIONS TO ON THE MARCH IHBT. John Browns, of Market, trictoallsr. June- Hniwj, Summer-hill, trading with Chrtrtophcr Humey, coach bod* maker, John Grogan, of Belridere-coort, livery-atable kespsr. Thomas B. Geary, ...

... Exchequer, Lord John Russell, Mr Morrison , Mr. Hudson, Sir George Grey, Sir George Clerk Mr Wil- son Patten Mr War burton, Mr. Labouchere, Mr Sidney Herbert, Mr George A. Hamilton, Mr. Parker, Mr Hume Mr. Charles Russell, and Sir John Easthope JlUB *e ...