... J.P., with Mr. John Lytle, exmayor, left the church, and proceeded with Mr. M'Mechan to the Music Hall. All that Mr. Taylor could do was not adequate to procure a hearing for Mr. M'Mechan. Finally, Mr. Taylor offered Mr. M'Mechan his arm and went with ...

... Wednesbury Station, plouhing up the to a considerable extent. Martin was picked bleeding from a wound on his right temple, his left arm broken near the shoulder and his left side about the ribs sadly bruised. Hie escape from death was truly miraculous, and is ...

... before the altar, and there was anointed with the holy oil the Primate. As the Primate poured the oil on his Majesty's right arm and between the shoulders he prayed reverently. The King after time walked to the foot of the throne, where' he knelt down to ...

... School. There was the usual dinner in the evening at the Mercer's Hall, when speeches were made by the Bishop of Oxford, Lord' Cardigan, and Mr. Goschen. The Coventry Art Exhibition was inaugurated on Wednesday by Earl Granville. The marriage of Lord Gilford ...

... Theatre having been kindly lent Jby Mr. Buckstone for the occasion. During the examination of Lord Cardigan in the case of Lilley v.°the Earl of Cardigan, for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution, tried on Thursday in the Court of Common Pleas ...

... o:ie spiritual peer. Amongst these were the Duke Buckingham, the Earl of Longford, Lord Clinton, Lord Colonsay. the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Denman, and the Bishop Chester. member of the Opposition was present A few ladies were seated in the body of the house ...

... church at Babbicombe, near Torquay; rebuilding the church at Moylgrove, near Cardigan, and towards reseating and restoring the churches at Gresford, near Wrexham; Chatham St. John, and Lydden, near Dover, were under very urgent circumstances severally increased ...

... and the Rajah appointed as his executors Spenser Spenser St. John, Esq., her Britannic Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Hayti; Alexander Knox, Esq., of 91, Victoria-street. Westminster ; and John Giilam Booty and Richard Butt, of Gray's-inn, solicitors.— ...

... The Volunteers are reminded that though it is optional with them whether they join the force or not, yet when they are under arms they must longer act independently, but attend the usages of military service. Great Rifle Meeting at Vienna.—The great rifle ...

... Sheffield, the lady replied, At Sheffield ? I am so glad ; I always hated those Sheffield people. There is nothing like arming oneself against contingencies. Robert Henley, an able barrister, raised to the woolsack in the early part of the reign of ...

... to be as dull and commonplace as a Cockney. This Potter, being canvassed to give his vote for Henry Grattan. asked rather indignantly what Mr. Grattan had done for him 4 For your country, Mr. Potter, he has done much ; and if no more, has made it i ...

... Epiphany sessions held at Leicester, Joseph Gimson, John Guyler, John Whitsworth, Joseph Lakin. William Ambrose King, William Cotton, Jas. Onions, Jas. Marvin, John Hill, Thos.-Danvers, Chas. Hewitt, John Thompson, and Enoch Payne, were ivicted for rioting ...