... Mrs James S. Kebab, of a son. MARRIAGES. At Macrae's Hotel, Bath Street, Glasgow, on the 14th inst., by the Rev. John Campbell, 8.D., John Biggam, M.A., Airdrie, to Sarah Sylvester, youngest daughter of Thomas Bamford, Esq., Ardrishaig. At Drumhead Farm ...

... applies especially to Master Edward Pickering as tin. Joseph Porter, Master Harry Grattan Rs Captain Corcoran, Master Harry Eversfield RR Ralph Racicstraw, anti to Miss Emily Grattan Josephine. Opera and drama performed by children is, however, no new idea. ...

... d—dl Ileek gad vagaboad. J wee defendant. mimed fir the wile. 51e that he de few ble beeleg her her h a table-knife *DM arm and in the chest, severing largo webs, and he admitted al t Ihe committed the assault t eseleeey, ile be' bayed is • very excited ...

... Melbourne, 30th nit. Cardigan Castle, at London from Melbourne, Ist inst. lluogWy, at Liverpool from Duudeo, 2tith Shaunon, at Loudon from Melbourne, 20th ult. Potarborough, left Plymouth for Sydney, Argus, left Liverpool for Riga, 26th ult. John Elder (s.), left ...

... UPS AND DOWNS OF VAGRANT LIFE. CHAPTER VIII. THE TRAMrs' ISLAM HOLE IN CARDIGAN — BLISTERED FEET—A COMPASIONATE WORKHOUSE DOCTOR—AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE —TRAIN PART. PAID TO LONDON—A STEALTHY WOE AT HONE —AN OBDURATE FATHER—A TRCE-HEARTED SISTER—WRITES ...

... Government id 17t1$, hut which would fail now, as it failed then. The Millman who now thought he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Volunteers 178.4 would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, unre lenting English ...

... which his Excellency the - Impish Minister replied. In replying to the toast of The Army and Navy and Reserve Forces,'' Sir JOHN AUER said that the army had recently undergone several changes which were necessary in conseq uence of the alte red circamstances ...

... second engineer James Jones. 26, Cardigan, Wet. Smith, 46, Fiala:A, Ale seaman ; Whalen, 30, Finland, boatswain ; Guaranis George Triest, able seaman. The master of the vessel was John Jones 314, of Neath, and !wormer is Mr John Baca., of Liverpool. The wife ...

... excitement subsides. Tag Emcee Or rag —ln Dublin a Indy's maid, named Tanury, sned a gardener named Cams, employed by lady Grattan, for £250 dam. ages for breach of promise to marry. Defendant broke off the match, alleging that the plaintiff was courting ...

... to excuse them. The fullowin? jury wes empanelled at a quarter post twelve o cluck s—Hersey Byrn*, Rathrseues )toad; John D. G. Grattan; nigher,' Leeson Park; Swastmen, Franois Street; Charles Coyle; Willinm M'Kencie, Alma Road; Wiilinm M'Gsie. Nassau ...

... 111 111.0 E El. Cocuty of Cardigan, bound south, Oct. 29, In Let.: N., lons. W. • Thirluare. London for Pydterey—all well—Nor. 21, in lat. N., lona. 17 W. Port Adelaide, Gardner for Sydney, N.S.M., 1, Tumor; wind N.N.P. Resins arm, bound for Noe. las N. ...

... complaint and repress*. lotion of the under subscribers upon Mr John Fraser, husband to Anne Johnston, in Ruddy, Humbly allowing, flat, opm the eleventh of January instant, the said Mr John Fraser did, under cloud of night, most inhumanly and barbarously ...