... articles, were distributed to each man by Lieutenant Sutherland, of the Sutherland Arms Hotel. About sic o'clock a large number of the volunteers met in the Sutherland Arms, where they spent a jolly night in singing, reciting, &c., &e. Sergt.•lnstractor ...

... Edinburgh. on the Petrie, wife “fee t. Da Mr John M‘Culloch, bootmaker, : Johan 32 At Birkenhead, on the 28th Catherine Eleanor, daughter of M ultimo, aged 5 a. months, At the North American Hotel, r John Doull, ju: Col on the 17th ultimo, George Sutherland ...

... Swift made the following curious bequest :—I bequeath to Mr John Grattan, of Clonmet my silver box in which the freedom of the City of Cork was presented to me ; in which [ desire the said John to keep the tobacco he cheweth called pigtail.’ The Dean was ...

... stands revealed as a tyrant the cur at unscrupulons that ever rode roughshod over the hopes and sentinreate of a nation. If Sir John Pope il enii , s y i s so bad to-day he was jest the sane when. at the Pperial request of Mr Parnell, he was noridaated for ...

... gathered in the same garden about a fortnight ago. Loan J. rx Paris —Lord John Russell had a long private interview with the Emperor on Tuesday afternoon. For some time they walked arm-in-arm together in the reserve gardens of the Tuileries, and their appearance ...

... one of the most severe epistles that we remember to have seen written in any passage of arms between Repeatin two of a profession his insinuat Ns as to Lord Cardigan’s shortcomings as a commander in the last campaign. the Colonel es even farther back, and ...

... dinner, which he considered too much, he knocked her down and aimed a blow at arm, and received a severe stab-wound, the blade of her throat with a carving knife. She put up her arm. the knife breaking, and part of it sticking in her He was committed for trial ...

... Russell, Esq. Dr Lyon Playfair. Her Commissioucrs, Lieut.-Colonel Lioyd. Mr Alderman Thompson. John Shepherd, Esq. RL Stephenson, Esq. Philip Pusey, William John Gott, Eag. T. F. Gibson, Esq. William Cubitt, Eag- Richard Cobden, Kaq. Thoinas Basley, Esq- ...

... hospitalities but arduous service, However, the dinner in question produced a brief but spark- ling and brilliant passage of arms across the table of the House of Commons, in which the chief points of excellence in some of the lead- ing speakers of the ...

... repeated the following aneoloto of Grattan. on the authority of Samuel Rogers: -.Grattan was once violently attackedin the Irishouse of Commons by In reiuveterate ate Oranrman, who m ade a miseratile speech. ply, Grattan said--' 1 shall make no other remark ...

... brought some of his comrades to his assistance, and the ferocious beast was driven off, though not before one of the man’s arms had been most severely lacerated. BALAKLAVA, Orders have been issued that a guard-boat from one of the men-of-war, with an ...

... down, not by coercion bills for Government did not propose ask for any extraordinary powers—but by the Strang arm of the law. Mr 11. Grattan enlarged upon the neglect Irish interests in the House of Commons, and, amongst other things, complained that ...