... Hall was completely crowded. Amongst the more prominent leaders of the movement present were, Smith O'Brien, M.P. Henry Grattan, M.P. John O'Connell, MP. the Lord Mayor, Alderman Butler, N. Maher, M.P. D. O'Connell, jun. and a large number of the Young Ireland ...

... --Josepli White and Squire Liresry for entering the house of John Berry, Tottington Lower End, on the 6th February, and stealing various articles; and Charles Entwistle, for entering the house of John Ashton, Walmersley Road, near Bury, were found guilty, and ...

... called Mr. Hammond, of Bishopgate, Great Bridgewater-street, who stated that he found the three prisoners, John Oxley, William Werner, and John Casson, with o'.hers not yet in custody, drunk and squabbling in his smithy. Fearing they would get to fighting ...

... Jacob Bright, jun. Esq. I Grattan Briglet, Esq.; and Samuel Bright, Esq. After tea, dt All. Jacob Bright was called to the chair, and commenced - the intellectmual proceedings of the evening by an appropriate r address. Mir. John-Holdeu, secretary, then ...

... performances of Mile. Rachel, her Majesty feeling very jealous of la grands tragedienne. On a gooseberry tree the garden of Mr. John Thompson, of Ulverston. was found last week, a berry inhabited ants; these insects having completely gutted the add therein ...

... children, carrying the youngest, named Patrick Sweenie, in his arms, and leading the other by the hand. When he reached the Glasgow side of the bridge, he stopped and plaeed the child in his arms upon the parapet, at first apparently with the object of taking ...

... season. The Band will comsprise the whole of ithe most dlistingitishied 1i Orhelsstrtl talent of Mtattchester; also qua' Air. GRA,)TTAN- COOIKE, Oboe, 'Vici ,(Principal of 11cr Majesty',s Concerts of Ancient Music, and thle unitl Philharntenio Concerts, Lonldon); ...