... Moody, C. A. • Willoughby, Sir H. Morgan, 0. Wodehouso, E. Napier ' Joseph Worcester, Marquis Neeld, John Wynn, Sir W. Neeld, Joseph Young, Sir John Noel, Gerald J. Oswald, Alexander Packe, C. W. Palmer, Robert Pennant, Colonel Adilerley, C. B. Archtiall ...

... PortinlUen do do SeUh,Williams, Sarsb.Williams, Victoria, Jones, Ruby, Jones, Cardigan Atalanta,Owens, Aberystwitb Ant. Evans, Aberdoyey 31—WlndS.S.W.,fre»h,raill CO-EOF CORK. Armed IMay 29] from Forth.V!‘Al!en, Conatantinpls William Shepherd,Swan.do Mary ...

... Historical Romance. BY PERCY ST. JOHN. Tho King's Musketeer will be illustrated in a novel style, and will extend to Twelve Numbers. Shortly will be published, in One Volume, 12m0., MEN and PAR lIES in FRANCE, By PERCY B. ST. JOHN. No. I. Price Sixpence, of ...

... think for half the House, or ere this you might have been awoke from your guilty sleep by the words ringing in your ear— Lord John, you are not the man. I remain, my Lord, through rood and ill-repute, A LOVER OF MY COUNTRY. Prince Joinville tells his friends ...

... decease of the Princess iiophia, to whose virtues and charity he paid a short tribute. After short passage of arms between Mr. Bright and Mr. Grattan on Irish affairs, in which Mr. Bright was forced to confess that he found it as dangerous to defend as to ...

... welfare of commerce. The debate was resumed on Thursday, and again on Friday, when it was further adjourned to Monday next. Lord JOHN RUSSELL has given two notices of motion for next week. One, said his lordship, is that I propose on Monday next to ask leave ...

... Wood, LiS:'GiU. Newcastle John A Elizabeth, A.ron,do HarrietEmma.May, Aarhuus Chester R. J. Haynes, “tt.tie Goo.e Endeavour. Stsnhope[2]Goole I [June 1] from John & Elis. Aaron, 1 M Breeds. Walker Diligence, Wood, do Sunderland John Sc Mary. Beacher, Hartlepool ...

... I hope to see him on the terms I have mentioned, neither to exceed 10st thb, and to fight half-way between horie and home.-JOHN CoATes. JORDAN AND GLoEsoiRx,-THE RING IN SCOTLAND.-SinCe the time the redoubtable Johnnie Broome fought Bungaree no event ...

... the Countess's sister, accepts of his hand, to prevent the former, in her romance, eloping with him, and the Count, in his al arm , gladly contents to the ma t c h . The acting of Rawl was beyond all privs,.,.as it was bey on d all description. The least ...

... he saw the defendant withdraw one of the stones from his coat pocket, and raise his arm, and directing it towards the police would have hurled it at them, but for his arm having been caught by a policeman, who conveyed him to the station-house, followed ...

... he saw the defendant withdraw one of the stones from his coat pocket, and raise his arm, and direc:ing it towards the police would have burled it at them, but for his arm having been caught by a policeman, who conveyed him to the station-house, followed ...

... of their laws. their bayonets, and their gibbets. The end was at hand ; they should get arms and prepare, for the fentence of Mitchel must ba reversed by the arms of a freo people. (Cheen.) Mr. RICHARD O'GORMAN likened the condition of Ireland to that ...