... W'hitehead Jacob Robert Atkinson John Fenton. 7«M W. John Kendall, 7• John Fawcett homas , ...

... glimpse of the guest to the banquet was not confined to the middle classes, fo we observed the Earl of Jersey, the Earlof Cardigan, an several noblemen on horseback without, and a number o containing the fair members of the aris tocracy. The traffic by ...

... a distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended arms under the direction of a meritorious er, and under the eye of a companion brother in arms. achievements of the British arms in of the Sove- India bad the His Grace reign and the applause ...

... the driver, when one of them stabbed him through the heart with a knife, and the other stabbed the owner of the car in the arm. A letter from Ireland says—“ Wc are now. and have been for some time, in the enjoyment of glorious summer weather. The country ...

... Jones, John Jones, Thomas J po John John Oldfield, Joha Jones, charles ‘aylor, Thomas Jones, James Lemon, Jobn Edward Jones, John Cathe- Jones, Isaac Ti », Rev. H. Jones, David J ree John Jones, Ro- bert J E. L. E. H. Davies Griffiths, ...

... week. The Rev. J. Acworth, M.A. President of Horton College, was chosen Moderator. The preachers were Revs. W. F. Burchell, John Birt, of Oldham, and C. M. Birrell, of Liverpool. Collections were made on behalf of the Home Missionary Societies, belonging ...

... -:;ue Salcombe Die Dumfries Sid Straub-Auld Dga Douglas St PP , . .. St Petersburg Dlk Dundalk S ''is • • Bt. John's N.B. Dbn Dublin S• J. .. St. John's Dinh Dartmontu • Newfoundland Finb Falinonth Stu Stettin Greenock Scarbro 01w Glasgow `i•tuderiand Gin ...

... man Sir Peter Laurie, who was once, as we ‘haye heard, brought up to a police-office for joining a “ strike.” Alder- man Sir John Pirie was a common porter; Alderman Sir Chapman Marshall, a shopman; Nelson’s friend, Lady Hamil- ton. a nurserymaid; the Countess ...

... the property of Mr. John Part. We understand that at Eccleston, Shevington, and Wrightington the same operation was commenced at the early part of the week. A large Osprey eagle was shot a few days ago by the gamekeeper of Sir John Edward Swineburne, Bart ...

... knew how. Mr. Cobden set cheek jowl with Mr. Bsnkes; on the other side of Mr. Cabden, and between that gentleman and Lord John Russell, was man, famous in his qusrter, but evidently unknown there, —namely, Mr. William Earle, common councilman of Liverpool ...

... of this body was held on Monday. The building was crowded, owing to the circmmstance of Mr. O'Connell being present. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., presided. The first remmittance was from Dr. M'Hale for £127. The Roman Catholic Bishops of Meath and Derry also ...

... Sequence of the rapidly increasing intercourse between the two places, was on board, ard, With several friends, including Mr. John Grantham, civil engineer and the result of the trial was highly gratifying. The Birkenhead™ 1s an open boat, of improved model ...