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... was about Is. dearer; and Oats, of which there was scarcely any supply, rose 3s. per quarter. The rumour, however, of Lord John Russell's intentions has already had the salutary effect of checking greater advance in the prices of corn, and Malt remains ...
... ichthvoMuru*, plesiosaurus, and many fish the bine lias of that locality. Horn a doll infant •he ©as I*ken her nurse, while yet arm*, exhibition equestrian performances field. A sodden shower caused this woman and many others to seek for shelter beneath tree ...
... was created in 1448. Major General Sir John May.—We are sorry to have to record the death of Major General Sir John May, X.C.8., K.C.H., which took place at his residence Hyde Park-street, on the Bth instant. Sir John May is an artillery officer of the most ...
... friends. The gallant Admiral and his bride left town immediately after the ceremony. _ Preferments and Appointments. —The Rev. John Peat, M. A., late Assistant Curate of St. George's, Hanover-square, to be Assistant Minister of All Saints' Church (near W ...
... resent an appeal to arms tbe Great Captain of the age bad exposed himself to charge of felony by obeying tbe laws of honour rather than those of bis country ; the highest Court io (be realm had acquired duellist—»he Earl Cardigan. Many gentlemen, brother ...
... Abbotskerswell, Devon (300 J.) : patron, tie Lord Chancellor.—The Rev. John Morpott William Piercev, M. a., to the Vicarage of Slawston, Leicestershire (200 M : patron, the Earl of Cardigan.—The Rev. F. H. A. Wright, to the Vicarage of Stithians with Perr ...
... very event, dated from the neighbourhood. On Saturday morning, Mr. John Lowe, of Spring House, between Tipperary and Caher, while walking on his lawn, was assailed by several armed men, and shot dead. (Mr. Lowe usually resided Dublin, but had gone to ...
... thougnt it worse than if it were openly in state of civil war, for in the latter case one knew bis enemies, and met them with arms in his hands, but in tho present case the hand of the assassin doomed landlords to death even in the midst their domestic circles ...