... of departments of France, the vine flourishes in great luxuriance. Assault op Arms. —On Monday the non-commissioned officers of the Ist Life Guards gave an assault of arms at the Riding House, Hyde Park Barracks, in the presence of several distinguished ...

... »• • thirteen 0 JOHN WILLIS, above, and you will ensure tbe *eniiin« article return post- Twenty authentic testimonial* with full directions for me. accompany eacb packet. wbicb contain*enough Enamel nil several .‘ v try i, name of* John Willis i*on every ...

... the tranquility Ireland at the present time.” Mr. F. O’Connor supported the amendment. Ur. E. B. Roche, Mr. Fagan, Hr. H. Grattan, and Mr. C. Asstet severally deprecated eoereion, and said tha object of the measure was merely for tha auppression of publit ...

... _ _ _ _ Petti Sessioms, Momdat. —(Before C. Oolder, Bsq-i Mayor.)— John O’Connor was charged with begging and using insulting language.—Committed for fourteen bard labour. , . . John Cane wat charged with breaking a window at Pavilion Hotel. From tbe ...

... Brown, Mr Cbatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Tyssen, Mr. and Mrs. Hayward, Major Forrester, Mr. Mackenzie Green, Mr. and Mrs. Chilner, Sir John Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Park, Mr. Rev field, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Gough, Countessde Brock, Mr. Cresswick, Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull ...

... placing himself In front of a twelve-pounder cannon and applying light to the touch-hole: be was blown to pieces, and one of hie arms was picked np in the square of the town. Samuel Sudbury, Joseph Clarke, Thomas Hill Hill, Charles Richards, and Alfred Tott ...