... changing part of the first line : — Free trade has triumphed, and the victory's won ; But now 'tis reckoning day with honest John ; And authors tell, 'tis still the worthy's way Never to grumble till he comes to pay ; And then he thinks — hiß temper's always ...

... * ?? aiul G °ulburn\.. 2 - Canterbury— Gipps and Johnstone 2 — Cardiff — Nicholl* 1 — Cardiganshire — Powell ?? ?? ?? 1 — Cardigan — Jones ?? 1 — Carlisle — Graham and Hodgson 1 1 Carmarthenshire — Jones and Davies* ?? 2 — Carmarthen — Monis ?? — l Ca ...

... very extraordinary character was played here on Thurs- day afternoon, at the Racket Court, Eglintoun Arms, Maudlin-street, for i2L, between Mr. John Mitchell, the champion of England, and the proprietor of the house, and a gentleman of Clifton, who is ...

... empted from the payment of fees : — That the following members be added to the committee on the said bill :— Lord John Manners, Sir John Johnstone, Sir William Clay, Mr. Mowatt, Mr. Lushington, Mr. Cochrane, and Viscount Ebrington. Mr. W. PATTEN thought ...

... from his procla- mation, announcing the approaching visit of Louis Napoleon :— At this moment the South raises its robust arms to sustain with the rest of France the standard on which erect, and in the presence of the world, stands the second heir of ...

... America ; Capt. Lyon, from Gosport ; Salis Schwabe, Esq., from Bangor ; John Fergus, Esq., M.P., from tbe north. Departures.- It. I. Livingston, Esq., and family, for Paris; John ilar- greavos, Esq., for Broad Oak, Lancashire; Lord do Hla- quiere, for ...

... C..1..ncl Taylor „ 1024 John Lentaigne ?? ?? ?? 1123 Augustus Craven 1113 CARLOW (COUNTY). TIRST DAY. Colonel Bruen 494 Captain Bunbury 493 Mr. Ball 498 Mr. Keogh 491 CLABE (COUNTY). FIKST DAY. Colonel C. Vandelour ?? Sir John Fitzgerald 883 Cornelius ...

... engage in. Such wZ ate of intimidation which exited among the ?? classes that gentlemen cud not go out of their 1,1 without arms in the..- pocket., aml thu Jg * - nicht but in the day, in whioh some of tho „,,,«■ ..l V ?? hadl.ee,, committed, ft __ftftA__S ...

... and the bier having then been revealed a low roll of muffled drums was beard, the Infantry presented arms, and again after a short interval reversed arms in readiness to march. Nothing could be more simple and unpretending than the tribute thus paid to ...

... pur- poses. But how are refugees to get arms (iv any formidable quantity) unless thoy can get money ? (hear.) And I do not think that notes payable on such an eventuality as I have described are likely to send arms iv quantities at all con- siderable into ...

... distin- guished strangers who were present. Under the gallery we observed the Karl of Derby, the Duke of Newcastle* the Bar] of Cardigan, the Duke of Argyll, Earl Grey, the Earl of Minto, Lord Rodesdale, the Earl of Wicklow, Lord Beau- mont, Lorfl Campbell, ...

... the St. John line, I believe it will be found that that which we call the northern line, or Major Robinson's line, would not involve a greater distance as betwoen the towns of Halifax and Quebec J than the line passing up tho Valley of the St. John river ...