... that Mr. Grattan is about to sell bis Irish estates, and settle in America, has been contradicted. There a lady present an inmate of the workhouse here, whose husband was High Sheriff of this county a few years back.- Limerick Examiner. Mr. John O Conne’l ...

... ChtirloUo-slreet, Filrroy-sijurre, tailor; Kdward Munn, and Deptford-hridge, firmer; John llmhrwood. Bury St. Kdmund*s, meulmun; Anthony Knight. Weslmeon, Hampshire, miller; John Hobcrt Wright, currier (and not carrier, before Francis Halley, Shiffuul, Shrop- ...

... Monday New Members.—Mr. Conolly look the oaths ani his seat for Donegal. ’Mr. Pry Pryse took the oaths and his seat for the Cardigan boroughs. The following, araongslotber tills, were read second time: —Kendal Fell Act'amendment; Lancashire and Yorkshire ...

... leing three days later than that brought the steamer Heirmann. She has biougbl twentytight passengers, among whom are Sir John Richardsou, the celebrated navigator, and the Rev. Ernest lav kins, who has been a lour in the States and Canada, in connexion ...

... as the military officer drills men into the use of arms In both eases the discipline must he continued till the practice is perfect. The habit of reason, when established, will surpass the habit of arms. been told by one who nerer deceived the people, and ...

... After getting to Croydon, they went into Dulwich-wood\ Going along, th-' prisoner jut his arms round her neckVevend times and kissed her. at last he put his arm rouftd her neck, kissed her, and stuck something sharp into her throat. The prisoner then ...