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... Chair was knocked from under him, and in putting out his right aria to grasp the railings, one of the iron spikes entered his arm and tore of a portion of the flesh. Tat PANToSSISIE.—A repetition of the amateur pantomime took place at Drury-lane on Saturday ...
... a walk one day with Campbell rip Itegent-street• we were aceosted by a wretched-looking woman, with a sick in- font in her arms, and another *Lined little thing creeping at her mother's stele. The woman begged for a copper. I h a d tin an d c arie pt ...
... James Watt, in the Baltic, to command the Lightning, at Woolwich. Lieut. John H. Glover recently serving in the Bcbamund, in the Baltic, to command the Over, at Woolwich. Lieut. John Bytheres, recently serving in the Arrogant, in the Baltic, to command the ...
... has been destroyed by Federal gunboats. The arming of the nrgroes by the Federal Government has been sanctioned by the House of Representatives, by a vote of 83 to 34. The bill gives power to the President to arm as many as he may think necessary. A most ...
... rumoured that the distinguished posts of Vice Admiral and Rear Admiral of the Ceiba' Kingdom will be conferred upon Sir Thomas John Cochrmic, G.C.8., and Sir George Francis Seymour, G.C.B. A letter from Rotterdam speaks of the wonderful success Mr. Spurgeon ...
... War OfApe iiiday„Awra,Ahawitrni. they were infornaati ghat ainteinofft-war tuunthorised. i . : The Press Asseefation General John will command the aeeonil briffeaerin. Vea:ana.laine Expedition. The dePartereod theehree hnetialionn of Guards has been delayed ...
... find his own subjects once more in arms against C. B—The Route between Kustenjeli him. At home we have nothing of greater interest and the Danube. than the confession of the murderer Dove, which Archdeacon of Cardigan—On the Site of &battens. carries us ...
... project. Arms OF BRITISH STATESMEN. —The ages of the principal British Statesmen are as follows :—Lord Lynd. burst, 83; Lord Brougham, 76; Marquis of Lansdowne, 75; Earl of Aberdeen, 71; Lord Harding., 70; Lord Palmerston, 70; Lord Raglan, 67; Lord John Rased ...
... at Rome. The happy maestro made his thirtieth bow In one evening. A Chicago paper states that one of the grain and produce arms in that city handled within the last year, in their business, 12,000,000 dots., their cheques on a single bank amounting to ...
... window. She got out on the sill, having her other daughter in her arms, and, holding on by the window, shouted out for help. Meanwhile the flames spread so fast that at last her hands and arms were burned, and in her agony she lost hold and fell into the ...
... Mmedeweeu t Road, Surrey. David Leopold Lewis, merchant, London. Samuel Dudley, tailor, Stafibrd. Thomas Davihs, ship-broker, Cardigan, Miles Robinson, farmer, Norwook York. Thomas Lake, grocer, Wakefield, York. I William Parry Newton, Montgomery. Richard ...
... A RELIC or THE IRISH VAIILTAMTNT. — Aecounts bore reached town of the death of Mr. John M'Clintork, of Drumcar, in the county of Louth, and formerly Serjennt at Arms in the Irish House of Commons, for the'loon of which office he lnul been in receipt ...