... seven. contased arm and leg, with burns ,• Harriet Raynor, forty, wound on shoulder and faro; Dinah Yorke, six, wounds on face, back, and legs; Elizabeth Osborne, seven, wounds on fans and hands; Edward Singleton, twenty -four, fracture of arm and burns; Jane ...

... was the mese of disgraceful 'reseeding' on Monday sight Let. An sejserned yeeeekag et the ratepayers wee held at the Gimbel Arm Bask he ososider as to the exposokZiothas Legal Government Act, which was ever hy Mr. Godwin, and was =ktho mesh, crowds of ...

... point to him as the least, and that is Mr. Bright, the people's champion, as he is termed. He has a fine John Bullish countenance and a John BuU corporation also. You would put him down as a gentleman farmer at the first glance; but watch his sparkling ...

... LORD CARDIGAN'S WILL. Awnsliog to will, the property of the late Lord Cardi• pen to disposed of Is the follow* manner:—Latin of £5,000 to Viscount Carson, ILP., and to Captain the Hon. John Vivian, Ids executor.; £5,000 to the Karl of Westmoreland ; £lO ...

... imploring them in the name of humanity to suspend hostilities and tc open negotiation*. Brin f. death of Li ent.- General John Grattan, 0.8., which took place Brnsaels a few day* since, the .loneloy of the. 17th (Leisestenhira) Regiment of foot becomes vaeaat ...

... statue of Henry Grattan, J. H. Foley, which it i* proposed to erect in College Green, arrived in Dublin on Friday, and i* mow the Mansion House. The great orator is represented in the act delivering one of hi* speeches, the right arm is raised, while ...

... eadoraement, and tale in; it ia proper (naif to her in take yore arm, bot yon haint got no rite tn pot yore arm aronnd her waate, nnleaa meet Bear on the rode, and then yn are boanl to take yare arm away just aoon aa the Bear gita safely by. Whip.”—Ton are ...

... but late of Ray-cottage, Maidenhead, who died on the 2nd nit., was proved on the sth inet. by Walter Henry Mandalay, Warner John Lloyd Hcriot, and Mrs. Mary Kate Blyth, the widow of the declared, tho acting executors, the personal estate being sworn under ...

... tell* n* t •• When the order wo* glees by Captain NoUs to Lord Cardigan rid* into the Talley of Balahlara, Lord Cardigan laid, •I* it poetibl* t Her* go**, than, for tha laat o( the Cardigan*,’ meaning the mean *1 the 11th Hattar*. advanced in three lie** ...

... suppressed that others may breathe *m j p»sco. good specimen of tho proper method of rebuking upertinenet was furnished the Her. John Curler, imeumbent of Bramford, it Suffolk, a man at once learned and modest. He was dining nt the house of worthy alderman ...

... placed in the Manchester Town Hall. The statue of Mr. 0. P.Villicra destined for the same place is completed, and that of Mr. John Bright ia being proceeded with. In the July-August number of the International Reriev, ex-Governor Washburn will discuss “The ...

... Captain Blood. mnnlH-red -IHI, and all were in excellent spirits, nut a man heing The it hy means unlikely that a hrgade all arms will le ...