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... (tile Roobdale Antelope) and 3. Titton. alias lack O'Sidea (of Crompton), 300 yards, 25 sowe a side, Bellevve, DECEMBER, 6.-John Davis, the Lame Chicken (of Wales), and William Matthews (of Birmingham), to run three quarters of a mile at Lansdowne, near ...
... Greenwich pensioners with one ie* escb and another eleven with only one arm each. Similar matches have been lately played at Gravesend and Lewisham; and in their last match the one-armed veterans defeated their opponents by 15 runs. The pensioners arrived ...
... Queen in her realm. I have to you the principles upon which this crime is to be ascertained; I have shown that appearing in arms is not enough, that endeavour to escape from arrest is not enough. It must be plain you that the prisoner is guilty of the ...
... her I have explained to you the principles upon this crime is to be ascertained; I have shown . l e °t l that appearing in arms is not enough, that an , 11cl eavour to escape from arrest is not enough. It te st be plain to you that the prisone r is g ...
... recommended the formation of an Irish national the guard, composed of armed and disciplined men ; but whi somne twelve (seventeen) years ago the present prose- guo the cutor, Lord John Russell, then engaged in a course an thle of agitation for parliamentary ...
... brave men; tomes past come Welt to my memory; I think of those far away—those who fell fighting sword in baud, grasping their arms blood staqicd and dying (cheers.) Gentle:a., when I think of these things. the battles we hate fought is Seinde mane tresh ...
... the quarantine flag hoisted. —Hull Adver- Cholera at the East End of London-. —At an inquest held on Saturday, at the Bedford Arms, Bedfordstreet, Commercial Road East, before Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, it was stated the medical witness that the Asiatic ...
... Davis, from Quebec for Cardigan. DUMFRIES, October 9.—Arrived, the Marthareo, Cowan, from St. John’s (N. 8.) _ . i n CLYDE, October 7 —Arrived, the British Isle, Robinson, from Penang and London; Hyndeford, Stevenson. from St.John’s (N. 8.) {London Packet ...
... Monmef. London Arrittr i TSept. 20) from Putin—The Ana, Black, for Halifax and Boston ; John Olof, Kock 18] Bremen LadyKlizabelh.Ham, London Ker. Tait, for St. John (N. 8.); William, Eliot, for New. Ilaabet, Harbye, Sonderbnrg Sailed [Sept. 27 for rirt; ...
... Whiteside then commented at great length on the law of the case, for the purpose of indicating that there might be limited armings and risings with objects felonious, but yet not treasonable,-and even extended insurrection and levying of war, yet falling ...
... into O'Bien's public life; contending that he had acted in a proper, patriotic and loyal manner. He then quoted from Lord John Russell's Constitutional History of England a pas- sage in favour of resistance; and was reading a letter from his lordship ...
... other Wood coataiviag a brief history of the English Bible, Kc. 0 2 and ‘M4, Paternoster Row. N the matter of the PETITION of JOHN ROWLEY, of Black Chiek, im the Part, in the parish of > before en of the Bash, im the towaship of Cefnmeaer, in same couaty ...