... had May be obtained of Cory, e. List, Newport, Isle of Wight; Elas, chemist, Hyde, Isle .. Wight; Vinen, DMA tils.yer, 7, Web-arm; Wiseman., bookseller. itingwood ; Jacob and Jonsson, Chronicle 011 ice, Winchester ; Bennis., Alley. IN./Inca ; Dreweatt, ...

... liberated many of the prisoners connected with the Lopez expedition. Ten persons were detained on board the Spanish 74 Soberana, arm the plea that they were the officers of the expeditionary vessels, and, therefore, liable to punishment. It wee ondentood, however ...

... accomplished and patriotic young Irishman, who now quietly rests in Glasnevin cemetery. The poet, in allusion to the fact of Grattan, Curran, and Sheridan, having been buried in this country, says:— Bow happy are they, in their cold English graves, Whose ...

... p.m.. August 220 d. JOHN BATES, Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL, SOUTHAMPTON. Liens. Mr. C. PLUNKETT. WILL OPEN FOR MI THE SEASON oat MONDAY. AUGUST w will be played 'Amu°. Othello , Mr. C. Phmlustt Tajo .. Mr. Fortssose Gusto .. Mr. John Parry Roderigo. Mr. ...

... Nova Scotia applied to the Governor 01 that province to allow the soldiers of that garrison to prereat arum to him, which Sir John Harvey permitted until he beard from the Commander-in-Chief. The old Duke's answer wu—•• The only attentions the soldiers are ...

... the advantage of numbering amongst their eleven a first-rate player, in the person of Mr. D. Halls, of Newport, whose round-arm bowling considerably purled the batsmen. The sergeant of police present on the ground to preserve order ; but we think that ...

... Lord Palmerton to acknowledge the receipt of the memorial from the annual assembly of the Independents for the counties of Cardigan. Pembroke. and Carmarthen, urging the necessity of non-intervention on the part of this country the war between France, Sardinia ...

... raiable, With tie brightest lasts* glows it tttrarp 'totter. Tim FRIENDS, Fois, AND ADVSNT MISS o► LADY MOILGAN. By William John Fitzpatrick. Dublso, Kellry ; London, Simpkin end Co. (bridged from the &moms.) A good and honest paper on Lady Morgan has ...

... jest deliberately, while having tea, cut the throat of the mares through boding her the might before eucompsissed within the arms of • former sweet►eart of hers, and that he had ee•tured to acquaint him of the sEalr. thinking that he might want to know ...

... been murdered. Four men have been apprehended on suspicion. Two courts-martial have been held at Plymouth to try John Dillon. a marine, and John Martin, a gunner. As Lieutenant Daly was going the rounds, Dillon knocked him down, and Martin, who was neer, ...

... 60 years of age. is • healthy man, or the ease might be • serious one. no son, John Pedro:, was brought before Mr. A. Biggs and Mr. M. D. Scott, at the Town-hall, and John Potter, 9, Mighell.street, cabinet-maker, deposed :— I work for myself at a shop ...

... be rectified or molded. To tbe majority of the sightseer. assembled at Brighton, as well to a number of those actually under arms, the military display. was • Review. and nothing more. It has ale edit become part of the insiim- Bons of the country that ...