... The Crimps at New Orleans.—ln letter received in Hull, from one of the crew ofthe St. John, is the following strange statement. At the time when the British ship St. John was all ready, except the completing of her crew, to sail from New Orleans on her recent ...

... WEAPON-The greater part of the Prussian in- TI fantry are armed with a heavy long-barrelled musket, whielt do is loaded at the breech, and which they call Zhnditadel- ad Gewehr. With this arm half-a-dozen shots may be fired in the same time as one with ...

... furiously that he chopped his own head off in mistake for anotherunpronounceable gentleman's. Mr John O'Connell compelled the reporters to cut their sticks, and Mr. John Sainsbury Trelawney took up the pencil and did the stenographic in a style as if he had been ...

... and picturesque Vale of the Tivy, from which views of extreme beauty are others the Town end Castle of Car igan, Castle, Cardigan Bay, and St. George’s The Estate has a south aspect, is prettily timbered, and possesses all local advan: that can be wished ...

... feline tenacity of existence based? You shall hear, and, having heard, condole with the Pension Squashing Financiers of North John-street with what sympathy you may. The dinner at Holdernesse-house announced this day week to come on, went off, according ...

... liteer is Gold eabject to ea Annuity of £60, for ‘ARM, ia the Township of in consisting of a good House, and Barn, Stable and Appertesances, aad together with measurement 264. On. S4e. in the holding of John man's Priend. ~ a ere BOLD HOUSES AND LAND, 1B ...

... portion of the aide of the cutting fell upon them. A man named John Phillipson, residing Urunswick-street was knocked against a waggon, apJ had his shoulder broken two place.'. Another man namod John Bughouse, residing in Ituasell-strcet, was severely crushed ...

... Attorney-General could declare that Lord Elgin had such authority, coupling that declaration with the assurance given by Lord John Russell, he would not support the motion of Mr. Herries ; if not, the Royal sanction should not be given to such bill, which ...

... that an bußbla addtaaa nraaaotad to bar Majaaty, praying that aka would to withhold bar royal aaaaotu tba RabalHoa Bill. Lord John Roaaall cooaplaload waa taken by Mr. Harrlaa'i motion, of wbleb bad barn clraa. which allafalioo, to tba turyrlM. wot denied ...

... gentleman alluded likely obtain fiom her Majesty the reversion of ancient peerage Mr. Lloyd, of Bronwydd, in the county of Cardigan. The title Baron carrier's porter stepped in a china merchant's shop in Dumfries, and throwing down an empty crate, signiflcantly ...

... what he termed the folly of the doctrine of government in Canada, the inevitable result of which would be—as, indeed, Lord John Russell had predicted in 1859— the confiscation of British property. the insulting of British subjects, and the punishment ...

... Attorney-General could declare that Lord Elgin had such authority, coupling that go declaration with the assurance given by Lord John Rus- in sell he would not support the motion of Mr. Herries; if wi not the royal sanction should not be given to such a bill ...