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... and Mr. Komidell Pabncr, l!te member for Myinouth, are prepared in everv way aid - John Ilomiilv. We, have m» doubt,— hare no authori;y to announce tlie fart—that M . John Stuart, Sir F. A. Simkinson, Mr. Swmi.siiin, Mr. nelhcll, Mr. Spence, Mr. Kio.hll ...
... colonies, and announced tain, native of this town, entered Ruskley.l was principle of representative government) torn from the arms of my husband and children ■ introduced into the Cape colony, where from the hallowed sanctuary of home, and hurried ould uhambers ...
... some discussion, the motion was withdrawn. Sir R. Inglis, in moving for papers connected with the expeditions in search of Sir John Franklin and his companions, strongly urged the Government to lose nc time in resuming the search, suggesting some subsidiary ...
... Arrest fo« the Murder Mr. Cage.—On the 31»t nil., Robert Lauder, John G. King, and Francis £. Mooney, Esqrs. J.F., held an inquiry Ferbanc, into the case two farmers named Owen Eagan, and John Kcena, Creggan, were arrested Head-Constable Baird, charged with ...
... the charge. An Ilunguian jurat gave her, in an action, a nit in the right cheek, which she returned with a se: blow on the arm, seized the bridle of his horse, and took him prisoner. The horse' a gray stallion, she ever afterwards rode, and refused to ...
... }e also William Woodward, of North Bridgford, was carried to the hospital, he having been seriously hurt 011 the head, right arm, and back, the falling of a hovel in which lie was engaged milking cows. Several of the cattle were also much bruised, and some ...
... ELEtTION. ,.Lord -John- Manners I(Protectionist) . hasE -been: returned 'bg 'imiejotrity' of 2O'o over, the rree-.tfader',Mr. Cook~e. The numbers wfere 622 andtit02. ' . . ' . .- The' eleotion for W'indsor was uncontestediL, lMr. John :Hatchell, of' Dublin ...
... grievances complained of in Ceylon, Mr BAILLIE declared that the eommittee of last session had been grievously insulted by Lord John Russell, and alleged that difficulties were throwu by the Government in the way of their procuring the attendance of witnesses ...
... paid— I 9 n Istpewt. - 7 k-Lu. Promotion—Lieut, the Hon. Francis Egcttoo, aon of Samuel Johnson. William. Edward, and John Griffiths. John off Friday Bight, and Into dock ~h Indl.n Com; bat both white ysttew may qwotod par *9•9 II 9 .h. linrl of Ellesmere ...
... ona court of arms with which it had been once marke: nd this he accounted for by the belet that at the period of the F Rey ution che in whose cus- arise from t wing feartul of the suspicions lik ru te thear pos i of books with royal arms on U tore off ...
... mustered up courage—and a few regiments of the line—to cut and come again.—l'ooquin. GRATTAN CIRATIFIED.—In the House of Commons the other evening, Mr. H. Grattan declared that the misgovernment of Ireland had been such, that all the ministers who had ...
... Edward Johnson Smythe, Row. John W. Brieces.—Basholors cf Arts—Senior raters and Gold Medalists: Cards, Arthur Hill; Jordan, Thomas ; Ryland, Theodora ; Dickenson, Hercules H. ; Gwynn, Jo hn ;Wallace, Thomas S. ; Walker, John James; Cooke, Ambrose; Scott ...