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... MARRIED, at St, John's Church, Percy Main, near North Shields, on the 25th inst., Mr S. R. Ohisholm, proprietor of the Theatre Royal, North Shields, to Miss Annie Blackett, sister of Alderman Blackett, Mayor of Durham. DIED, at Cardigan, Wales, on Friday ...
... caused considerable excitement. CORK, SUNDAY Nicar. Three arrests have been made in Mallow in ceetiei. with the robbery of arms. Throe young men liinging to Cork were this morning arrested near Blaney, on the road from Cork to Mallow. The number of rifles ...
... decease 'of M1r. Thomas Grattan Bellew Is announded.H' ?? justice of the $deac for the county of GCIalay, and from 1852 to 1857 rhpresested' it in parliament. In 1857 he mained Pauline, second daughter of the late Mr. Grattan, M.p, 'when he assumed the ...
... Lady Louisa Fortescue. to f Miss Fraser of Braelangwell, by Lady Anne Mackenzie. det Miss Grattan, by Mrs. Henry Grattan. Miss Mary Grattan, by Mrs. Henry Grattan. L Mrs. George Griffith, by Mrs. Macleod, of Macleod. trin Mrs. ,V. R. Grove, by the Countess ...
... reached 1,400,0CO crowns; more than doubled-a fact significant in itself. THE GRATTAN STATUE. Our Dublin correspondent, writing last night, says :-The unveiling of the Grattan statue in Dublin to-day was a tamer local event than the O'Connell Centenary ...
... The following are the ,names of those who died, viz. :-John Dutaz, French waiter; John MWLellan, waiter; Thomas Nasmith, William Franklin, A.B.; Richard Short, waiter; Henry Shrimpton, master at arms; Thomas Phelan, stoker; William Fitzell, fireman ; Thomas ...
... Poi-iobello. Tareiltestreet, Thomas AtXl to John Rlichard Price. Dobs of Cambridge, M1ile-end-corner, William Morton to Daniel Morten. Daob of York-. Tork-atre , John Child to Henry Jaoes Evans. Digby Arms, Digly-strset, Charlea Kennedy to William Oale ...
... Lord Edward Russell, Colonel Forrescue Graham (Royal Marines), Captain Charles Eden (Royal Navy), Major John Williameson Lovell, Captain William John Cavendish Clifford (Royal Navy), Captain Henry Shank Hillyar (Royal Navy), Colonel Noel Thomas Lake, Lient ...
... immediate command and eye of Lord Cardigan, returned ? Was it as stragglers, or in good order? Was Lord Cardigan collecting and conducting his men, or was he alone in his glory ? For the glorious disaster of the charge Lord Cardigan is not to blame. He did as ...
... a series of disas- trous blnders, only retrieved by the incomparable gallantly of the English soldier. In fact, the strong arm of the private has supplied for the moment the weak head of the general. But this is the old story repeated. The massacre at ...
... _Pnmv~ss.'Chszles Jones, 7th Jeremih Shea .18th; John ,Thorsmbek, 1st dragoons; George Backing, 28th-; Thomas Fady, 30th; P. Jordon, 77th; George Long ort, 38th; John Coonin, 49th; John Hanritty, 80th ; John Dixey, 7th;- Hourv Snart, Coldstreams; Thomas ...
... Several stormy speeches were delivered in the course of the pro. ceealings. Mr. R. Grattan, M6.P., concluded his addre~s by a declaration that when he had at his back 400,000 armed men and 400 pieces of artillery he would then look for justice from England, ...