... is described in the indictment ns Richard Henry John Beaumont M‘Gumming,while the only name proved is Major M‘Gumming. The Crown cannot recal witness to prove names, and lam borne out by Lord Cardigan’s case. Hero it is— Captain Smith was recalled, and ...

... the process of scalping. Poor Hill has left a large family totally unpro- vided for. DEMAND FOR ARMS. The Limerick Chronicle says:— The sale of fire-arms has considerably increased in Limerick within the last month, and at every entrance to the city ...

... short, expelling Mr. Browne. Mr. John Reynolds rose with great pleasure to second the motion. Of course, he approved of the late meeting at Castlebar, at whiih Mr. Dillon Browne was railed upon to resign. As to Mr. Grattan, he really could not fully ex- ...

... mirror, for February, win contain THE MISEK'S WILI. by Phicy B. Sr. John, including the following chapters The Japanese Minstrels, Mrs. Lewis, &c. With contributions by John Oxcnford, Edmund Oilier,-J. A. Hcraud, Frances Brown, Stuart Farquharson ...

... Sir George Grey to the meinorial froin the Dean o Hereford to the Queen on this subject : Whitehall, Dec. 20, Sir,--Lord John Russell having placed in my. hands the petition addressed by you to her Majesty, and transmitted in your letter to him of the ...

... neighbour's house when four men, armed, e n t ere d, d ragge d hi m out and murdered him outside the door. The Kilkenny Moderator supplies the following narrative of the circumstances connected with the murder of St. John: St. John and his younger brother held ...

... Leaf, Mr. U. Petre, Lieutenant Kir, Mr. J. C. Donellan, M. 1)., Earl of Essex, Mr. Mowbray, Sir John Rennie, Mr. Acheson St. George, Mr. William Hankey, Mr. John Norroys, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Pennefather, Mr. Otway, Mr. William Pitt Adams, H.M. Charge d’Affaires* ...

... freedom of election should be interfered with, the people would have recourse to arms in defece of their liberties, when the King immediately retorted, “If the people take arms, I will order the troops to call them to their senses?’ We cannot trust ourselves ...

... certain indications of future policy.—Mr. John O'Connell called on the constituencies of Meath, and Mayo, and Kerry, to pronounce whether they were satisfied with the course taken by their representatives, Messrs. Grattan, Dillon Browne, and M. J. O'Connell ...

... transparent lull. The following is from the Lmtrick Chronicle :— Monday evening, between 5 and 6 o'clock, fire armed men attacked the house of Mr. John Tuthiil, of Kilmore, near Groom, in this county. Mr. Tuthill and his family were from home the time, consequence ...

... deal cut; but the consolation is that we gave her the cut many a time before. EARL CARDIGAN'S BOOK.—A new work is about to appear, from the gifted pen of the Earl of Cardigan, called Reminiscences of a Sofa. The motto selected is, On by the spur of valour ...

... of Hampdenscoffs at the vanity of lineage and heraldry : Nay. Godamercye, goodman John, what rnaggotts art thou a breeding nowe ? Thou speakest here as a eerie King at Arms; with the Saxon Pedigree and Norman Sureoale ; tho' ye emptye scroll were . a stouts ...