... becoming extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807, devising the land to Lord and Richard Aldworth trust for the use of bis eldest son, John, for life, with remainder in tail male, ...

... 1879. DEATH OF COL. GRATTAN, R.E. to have to record the death of Co!. Albert O’Donnel (•rattan,R. E., which took place on Monday morning at his residence, Donegal Lodge. St. PeterVgrove. York. The deceased, who was 76 years of age, arms the youngest ton ...

... previous to the arrival of our soldiers the imperial palace at Pekin, were correct in their assertions; Near the Church of St. John's, Hove about a mile from Brighton there is a road turning off through some garden ground, and leading to the Hove railway ...

... military service in the colonies, will in the ensuing session be made the scapegoat of financial reform. FATAL OF PRACTICAL JOKR.— John Farrand, 42, • botcher, and Joseph Manley, 32, chemiat, both of Oldham, were indicted at the Liverpool Assizss on Saturday ...

... POISONED MISTAKE. A sad and singular occurrence happened Portsmouth on Monday. John Ilaggctt, a gunner in the R-ysl Marino Artillery, and his wife, together with Gunner Bonner, who acts as dis|K*n»er in the surgery, and his wife, had been out shopping ...

... days. Please aeod me another liutUc, I ahull a.w av» keep one hy me.— Yours truly, Mrs. \>k v. tfl, Bremrlcy htreet. 14.1. New John Street 'Vest. Birmingham. Sir as ►ufl'enug fr-.m a severe cold and inflamed eve consulted two physicians, hut relief; and h'- ...

... Saturday, but it is also ase tained to have been the result of accident, a the damage is not Coun Le Herald. t AccIDENTS WITH Fire Arms.—A your - man named Robert Clerk, of Harrogate, we on Friday week to shoot wild fowl, and wh« three or four miles beyond Scalby ...

... When General Lee finds it practicable to assume the chief from the direct command, wt thout will deem tt conductve to of the arm. of Virgin ia, Mr. Davis the public Interest to ace The Provost M al bas EE ke of o ra that the «| acta of troops demanded from ...

... a Missouri soldier encountered a Mississippi soldier, both having been separated from their respective armies. They were armed. with long bowie knives. Taking off their coats, they engaged. and the Mississippian being the must skilful inflicted sonic ...

... discussion, suggested that the in should be disposed of by some sum being ramed ho the defendant should pay. The case stands over arm se whether an arrangement of this kind coud b owt. CLERGYMAN ». DOCTOR. At the Hampton Petty Sessions Dr. Rbbert Atthill, of ...

... Cardiga went to see the body of the keeper, an seems to have been much disturbed by th sight. As he was returni home wit Lady Cardigan riding by his side, he fe from his horse heavily Assistance was a once obtained, and the earl was conveye home. A physician ...

... Marquis of Londonderry aad Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., had a meeting ham, when the Utter, after reoeiring his opponent's fire, filed into the air and the duel ended. In September, ISM, duel wee fought between the Earl of Cardigan and Harrey Garnett Phipps Tackett ...