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... occurred to Mr. George Hearne, son of John Hearne, Biq., of Ardnaree. The young gentlemanwas out shooting, and when disrcharging a shot, the gun burst, and his left arm was shattered. From the injury sustained, the arm, from the elbow dovrn- wrardg,-hsad ...
... eaists but that they are lost. The names of their respective crews were Daniel Cole, John Brown, Robert Brawn, James Fell, John Writhunk, Thomas and John Brown (brothers), John and Isaac Harrison (brothers), Matthew Theaker, Thomas Dowson, William Wade, and ...
... [Cockeimou1,; 2 en .; p. 6,420; c .339], in a very frank manner, disavowed any intention of attri- buting had motives to Lord John Russell, and withdrew cheerfully and fully any possible imputation upon the ho nour of the noble lord, or of Sir George Grey ...
... Governmeht whether In 14 teyadi not rejoice in- the ?? of the fare And num- bers of the Orangemen, who Were theaonsrutted with arms byh the' comieand of Sir E. Bantheney.. 'With re- ?? William Beers, there maightrbea teimta Joeri case for whis-drepe n fron- ...
... Several stormy speeches were delivered in the course of the pro. ceealings. Mr. R. Grattan, M6.P., concluded his addre~s by a declaration that when he had at his back 400,000 armed men and 400 pieces of artillery he would then look for justice from England, ...
... address should be borne out in practice so far as was consistent with the public convenience. In reply to Mr. Thorneley, Lord John Russell stated that the Government had no intention of making any distinction in favour of foreign letters as to the Sunday ...
... IUSCELLANEOUS NEWS! Found at Cairnryan Point, by Mr. John M'lCen2ie on the 10th inst., a bottle, containing a slip of paper, on which was written with pencil the. followings-' lot ol June, 1850, ship Royal Charlotte, lat. 45.25, IOng. 10.12, Ship on fire ...
... as being a-step in the right direction. Mr. NEWDEG&TE [ WarwickshireN., 2 m.; p. 206,666; c. 6,1263 opposed the motion. Lord John RUSSELL [London, 4 us.; p. 120,702; c. 2@,472] declined to follow the arguments adduced, at so much length, in support of the ...
... at tne Royal Victoria Archery-rooms. Ont Wednesday the annual dilsiter took place at the club. house, at which seo Earl Of Cardigan, Commodore, presided. RACING FIXTIREs ?? 1850. Aco~ver. Wolverhampton ?? 2 Tiabrldge Wils ?? Eglatsa Park. ?? ti.. Is ny ...
... Walton, ?? of the Royal Yacht Squadron ; of George H. rAekers, Esq., commo dore of the Rfoyal Vi~ctoria Club; the Earl of Cardigan, the Duke of Manchester, the Marquis ,of Ormond, the Marquis of Conynghaus, G. Lyorn,--Esq., lCel. Markham, &r. The French ...
... Townhead district is rapidly approaching completion. ROCHDALB.-ONEt HUNDqRED YEARS AND MonE. -An old man, named John Dixon, alias Scotch John, who was born in January, 1738, being now nearly 113 years of age, a farmer, resident at Knowl-hill, Spot land ...
... Barrett was in the service of the Lon- don and Brighton Railway Company, and he was sta tioned as switchman at the Bricklayers'-arms junction, and there was very little doubt that he and his brother George had been concerned in a very extensive system of ...