... tuned it up, ia perfect, from hilt to point, when it first left the hands of the artificer. It it in the possession of Mr. John Harris, of Sonthgate-street, who, believe, intends transmit it to the Arehisological Society.—Roth Chronic!?,. The philosopher ...

... servant, embarked from off the Customhouse on Tuesday eveninf, on board the General Steam Navigation Company’s mail steam ship John Bull, for H amburg, «n route for Berlin, from which city the fair cantatrice proceeds direct to Stockholm. The fluke of Victory ...

... packed. In the (course of the day be told the sergesst that be was the nephew of Lora Cardigan, and desired the man to to Sr Thomas Arbutbnot’s and tell Lord Cardigan that Lord Fitsgerald wanted toies him at the Albion. The man accordingly went to :Eir ...

... of the eleotion. they Informed him that they had determined vote for General Grisiottis, but that the go. ▼eminent had sent armed men into the village, who gave them tickets, on whieh were inscribed the names of the ministerial candidates, and insisted ...

... Nugent, Sir Percy, i Bart, MT*, Westmeath; O’Brien, John, M.P, Limerick City; O’Brien, Alderman T, M.P, Cashel; O’Brien, W.S, M.P, Limerick County ; O’Connell, • Daniel, M.P, Waterford O’Connell, John, M.P, Kilkennv and Ljmonclc j O j , O’Flahertie, Anthony ...

... 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 ...