... Horsham, when his son was returned (since unseated on petition), has been withdrawn. The case was entered as Newmarch v. Sir John Jervis, Knight, and was to have been tried to-morrow the Lewes assizes but the special jury were yesterday informed that their ...

... which he had been the victim. BREACD OE PROMISE OPINIARRIAGE.—A case was tried 0 the Cardigan assizes, on Thursday, in which Miss Saunders, daughter of the late Rev. John Saunders, a Churcw of England clergyman, sited the Rev. Percy Bysshe Harris,- Rector ...

... time, although ridden by the owsner, who is twelve stone weight. g Tile Queen has been pleased ti appoint Pdrmund Arnout Grattan, Esj, to bo her Majesty's Cousnl-for the Statesof slassa- e9 husetts. s A dabbler in literature and in the fine arts, who ...

... Club des Droits de l'Homme was just as dangerous, and was, in particular, remarkable for the manufacture of arms and ammunition. Factories of arms were at work in various parts of the capital, all of which were known to Caussidiere and the government Meanwhile ...

... s have consequently Bibs. Breach or Promise or Marriage.—A cate was tried at the Cardigan assises, Thursdaj, in which Miss Marr Saunders, daughter of the late Rev. John Saunders, sued the Rev. Percj Bjrsshe Harris, Rector of Corby, and the holder of other ...

... e, London, in 1784, 64 years ago. He was a soldier under Sir John Moore, at Corunr.a, in Spain, in 1809, where he received a ball in the right arm. He was present at the burial of Sir John, and remembers th* minutest particulars of the scene. He was also ...

... . 2th, at 12.o'clock Night. For fteight or paOsug,. apply to HONRY IIALTON, 31, Water-street, Liverpool. JOHN CARORUJTHERS, Cerfisle. JOHN WALKER, Ill, Market-strret :Manehester. * From South Pierhead. C0arence Dock. (n which days goods muIt be down ...

... taken into custody by Hulme, who, .having, alled. on him in the- queen's name to surrender hirself, seized himn by the' right arm. He was immedi- atelyj ssisted by head-constable Hanniver, .D, who carried thie warrant for his arrest. Mr. O'Brien's back was ...

... his c t work, leaving hisiwife at home with three children, viz.,. John, aged six yearrs; a iryAnne, four, years James, a Itao years. At 20:minutes past 8 oo'clok the elder boy, a John, ran into the. Fi- and Goose public-house exclaim- 'ing that his mothei ...

... jeinios it t;ts this ( r.XVirtuall ht'ltr'.l nirtlC sltnlilcs-ad IVN! ast A-uAcXsaVTlUPnos`ix orF Mnn~IAGusX-t t isiea b oy. -Cardigan, onl-he (thinstent,-an. action,-was. brought-hyj Alis, 'r at Ssiunders,, daughter of, the, late,,vicar, of. the parishes ...

... viz., John, aged six years; Mary Anne, four years; James, two years. twenty minutes past eight o’clock the cider boy, John, ran into the Fox amt Goose publichouse, exclaiming that his mother had murdered his Lrolhir and sister. The landlord, John Moss ...

... to-day. Sub-. Coppinger met a body of armed men the other day, who threatened to shoot him if he continued his search for O’Gorman. The sub-inspector was alone, and did not wish to show fight to such a large namber of armed ruffians. — The Cork papers announce ...