... the gitrs~ illneaig. BaII 'ahf e- was refused.' ?? ICBuay.-A VsuAxc ?? 'CUT ron Fi cc-. fir, or seaRucrso' A RsAIWAY.-Mir Thomas Parkinson, a' os 7cotton manufacturer, and John. Filling, a, railsay ba, iir orehvbeen committed' for trial at. the 'next ...

... mnanded to await the issue of the girl's ?? :1was refused. , , - I BuRT.-A MANUF~ACUtREm COIMITT5D FOR ?? ?? A RAILWAY.-Mr Thomas Parkinson, a eottonmaniufacturer, and John Pilling,' a:'railway porter, have been coimmitted for trial at the next Sslfor ...

... memory a to of Hardie, 'Baird, and Wilson, and the 'Reformers of i Or'o. their times.' AIirs-' Scots, ORi hac wi'. Wallace and bled,' and 'Draw the sword,. Scotland.' 'By-the I oW-. croupier The health of our worthy Treasurer, Mr said Thomas Aucblt, sen ...

... Themnemory, A to of Hardie, Baird, and Wilson,'and the Reformers of ii ?? their times.' 'AAis ' Scots, wha hao wi' Wallace C ad bIed,' land' ' Draw: thei'sword,' Scotland.' By the tl w. croupier-' The healtb.of'onr wortbh.Treasorer,'Mr. id Thomas Auoott, sen ...

... trigger- in 'their delenco, The 'banner ci1 tis liberty.' waves trijaimphantly: ovcr. the, mountains o6f col Hielvetii. and the hardy S witirsr are prepared- .to' , deteudl it. Ronne hiae raised the shout of freedom, toe Sicily,.- like a phesnix from its ashes ...

... d'eoision 'ofLa garrison oh,' c, OUrt.AnA~tilafrend.- The culprit wasi a gunner pf did-II TYthe. '5h 'battalion, 5th ?? Aamed Thomas they dAJones, 'whod WAR convicted of'scihug his own kit, and 'theor ~- of stealning another 'kit, to replace'bi1 own, trom ...

... wa11mdtl f'h appointed to wait upon R~eJns o yuahs ol with her, consisting of Jame 'GeorkeCskDne Donovan, George Archdeacon, and Thomas Whitta. ker, who, aedompanied her to tho Railway station to thi see her on her way to London. ' Judge of bur our-' -far price ...

... ten oeloek -n.m, on. July Q.ih.'_It:wsi also, ?? all eorree.-tl pondenoe must be addressed- totbe autho ise aedre a t ,ry5 Thomas Roberts, 26sj.Munt.streeb, Manches v ; STOOaPOnvTMr T..Webb~ilectured- herd on!Sun. h day last, and concluded hi ,addrea,'b ...

... r June 18th- Durham; Now Durham, Sherbore Hill, Mr Thomas Carr. Easingtonlane, Merton Colliery, South Hetton, ?? Thomas Dickenson. Thornhei and Cassap, Mr Radley. Coxhoe and Quaraton Hill, Mr Thomas Richards. The following places are particularly requested ...

... July.lb.7w'-It was -also agreed:-' That all corres- thi Re. pondence must be addressed to the authorised sere. av, ar- tary, Thomas Roberts, 25, M)unt.street, Manches. vic y a tr.' ' 'me P.; SToc0a'oAT.-Mr T. Webb lectured here on $un. Lie tto day' last ...

... MUagher was advancing against Waterlord, atthe head of the .Cr. 'ick-on-Suir clubs, a determined band of 2,t00 mlen 'of a hardy daring character, suited ge any ,l4eperate enterprise; at another time it was stated that the' disaffeted of Clonmel, Caebel ...

... Mr Meagher w5s advancing against Waterlond, at the head of the CaOV riek-on.Suir clubs, a dttermined band of 2,000 men of a hardy daring character, suited to any desperate enterprise; at another time it was stated that the disaffected of Clonmol, Cashel ...