... if it lie St are openly in a state of civil lear, for in the latter case lst e otis knew his ettemlies, and mar ithem veith arms in his vii te Ihionda, hut iii the preatnit case the beand of the assassin On, ;o doonred lanellords to death even in the midst ...

... Mariner. Acting Boatswain—John Budd to the Victory ; George Di to the Vernon. Acting Carpenters—Robert Lockycr to the Vernon ; Geo Greet to the Victory (supy.) First Class Engineer—John Henty to the Rattier. Third Class Engineers—John A. Burton, Peter Wood ...

... Preparations for re at the were making at Rio Frio by the Mexicans; b Eng- the rout and dispersion of two armies, with the land- of arms which is known to pervade the repub reatly with the embittered spirit likely to be infused | Irish spirits of $ Santa Anna’ ...

... he would vote for the second reading of the bill. After some remarks for and against by Colonel Cdnolly, Captain Layard, Sir John Walsh, Mr. V. Stuart, and Sir H. W. Barron, Sir R. Peel said he wished to discuss the bill in a spirit and temper befitting ...

... room of Mr. Cobden, who has made T. his election to sit for the West Riding of Yorkshire ; to fur Kilkenny, in the room of Mr. John O'Connell, who ht sits for Limerick; and for the South Division of Lan- g cachire, in the room of .1r. Villiers who sits for ...

... that s meeting is intended to be held at the Victoria Rooms, on Wednesday evening, wben Dr. Price, of London, John Brown, Esq.. of Wareham, and John Toone, Esq., of Salisbury, in addition to local dissenting nueisters, wilt advocate the objects sod claims ...

... days hard labour in Lewes House of Correction, Hosting Dinner.— The annual hunting dinner came ofl on Tuesday, the Sergison Arms Inn, Hayward’s Heath, The Cnckfi-'ld-place hounds aff.rded previously an excellent day’s sport to a large field. A large party ...

... he told me he had been an engineer in Scotland. Gabriel James Michael Maturin was then called : said he resided at 41, Cardigan-street, Euston-square. had held a Commission both in the Spanish and French Services, and had latterly been superintendent ...

... second time On the motion that the honse into committee on the Army Service Bill, the Marquis of Londonderry and the Earl oi Cardigan slated Iheir objections to the measure, Earl Grey briefly replying to the two noble lords. AJ* from the Ear! Ellenborough ...

... with the John, Bileford, from New Brunswick. The captain and crew the John, by their exertions, fortunately succeeded taking the mate James Marchant, and twelve others of the crew, off the wreck, and conveying them in safety on board the John, but owing ...

... for insurrection, through thetadul- genceof which some of his relatives have rendered themselves rather remarkable. His son, John O'Connell, of Aghoreaud Darrynane, took the field in 1639 at the head of a rompanybf Foot, which he raised for the service ...

... from ly o f the discipline and eff anner the consideration of the house. which be spoke high be had the honour te com Mr. H. GRATTAN having refuted some statements made service of the army ed to The assembly then struck up a national bymn.” them - by the ...