... whether in 1848 they did not rejoice in the demonstrations of the force and numbers of the Orangemen, who were thenintrusted with arms by the command of Sir E. Blakeney. With respect to Mr William Beers, there might be a prima facie case for his removal from ...

... Hallo! exclaimed an anxious guardian to his lovely niece, as he entered the parlour and saw her seated on the sofa, in the arms of a swain, who had just popped the question and sealed it with smack, What's , the time of day «I should think it was about ...

... the the motion was natived by 144 . to 62—majority 82. Tar OF IRELAND On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL for the se- cond reading of this bill, Mr H. GRATTAN moved, pursuant to notice, that the bill be read a second time, that day six months. He stigmatized ...

... speech, who conld lay his hand on his heart and say that every word of it was not strictly and literally true. The Earl of Cardigan and Viscount Cauning supported the motion. Lord Ward, Lord Beaumont, and Lord Eddisbury, op- sed it. Lord BROUGHAM having ...

... The amendment was seconded by Mr. Hornav. Sir G. Grey opposed the amendment, as did also Mr. Heywood Mr. W. Patten, and Lord John Russell. It was supported Mr. Bank.es, Mr. Stanford, Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Muntz, Mr. Heald, Mr. Fox, Aid. Sidney, Mr! B. Cochrane ...

... to be a pike, suddenly rose to the top and seized the lad's arm, taking it in his mouth nearly up to the elbow. The boy screamed out for help, when the fish, finding he could not swallow the arm, relinquished it, but still followed the boy, and again attacked ...

... e of the arm.—Judge : What is th e use of going onin that ness: I am going to giv : way ?—Wit dont tell the truth with their fingers and arms, But people idence in ¢ ourt of Justice, to Is that the way to give ev stand quivering with your arms ?—Witness ...

... Westness, with its usual summer craik-craik cry. Jcdin o'Groat Journal. A Wretched Patriarch.—An old man, named John Dixon, alias Scotch John, who was born in January, 1738, being now nearly years, ami is farmer, residing at Knowl-hill, Spotland-fui ther-side ...

... ask the noble earl whether any explicit denial was given by Lord John Russell to this assertion, and whether it was communicated to the Cardinal? Earl MINTO said he had assured Lord John Russell of the incorrectness of the assertion ; but that no authoritative ...

... friends in California. J. B. Bidlenian, J. S. Hager, J. R. Hardenbergh, Charles J. Torhert, Daniel Henry, Oliver Chat-lick, John 11. Seranton, G. B. Post, Dr. J. Bush, W. M. Eddy, F. D. • Kohler, George H. Blake. Thts beautiful specimen is to be sent by ...

... the beloved wife of John Hobson, Esq., of Hale, in tbe parish of Beetham, near Milnthorpe. the 22nd inst., at Spa Inn Cottages, Witherslack, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. William Gibson, labourer, aged 75. Same day, at the Derby Arms Inn, Witherslack, ...

... it was a well contended race, and was won by Tickle Pitcher, Silverdale. Hound Dog Ifcice for William Grundy's Tuner, first; John Bell's Bash, second:, William Grundy's Rattler, third. Trotting Match for 15*. Three started, and it was won by Jas. Birkett's ...