... ascertaining that it was Grattan who was there, he went down stairs. Grattan was literally covered with blood, and nearly exhausted. He placed him in chair, and sent for a police-officer and a surgeon. Some spirits were administered to Grattan, who revived su ...

... ever get to their destination in safety. Dbspbbatx Encounter Cardigan Gaol.—One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had frightful encounter with two desperate burglar*, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the assizes ...

... The Nationalists sit by rs helpless, as abject as the negroes of the Confederate States, and, like them, not intrusted with arms, though their masters say they are contented, happy, and loyal. The work of national organization, commenced 12 months ago ...

... d. Knur and Spell.—The Champion Defeated.— On Monday afternoon, about 1,800 persons assembled at the enclosure of the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, Leeds, to witness a game of knur and spell between Kirk Stables, the champion at this game, of Wortley ...

... daughter of Mr. Rupert John Cochrane, New York, and was on a visit to Dean Ramsay when the melancholy accident happened. Scotsman. A Schooner Run Down, all Hands Lost. terrible collision has occurred between the screw Mary Nixon, Captain John Davison, belonging ...

... the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Winchester, Mr. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir Job n Pakington, Lord Cardigan, Earl Russell, Lord John Manners, the Duke of Buckingham, Sir Stafford Northcote, Lord Derby, Lord Granville, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, Colonel ...

... hi* residence at Grosvenor-gate : Lord John Manners, Viscount Galway, Lord Stanley Lord Ixivaiue, Viscount Curzon, Ixird Robert Cecil, Hon. Ernest Duncombe, the Right Hon. Sir John Pakingtou, Right Hon. Sir John Trollope, Right Hon. Sir Edward B. Lyttou ...

... less than 150 acres. Two entries. First, Mr. John Littlefair, Hartley Fold second, Mr. John Lancaster, Skygarth. To the tenant of any farm not less than thirty nor more than 150 acres. One entry. First, Mr. John Byers, Moorhouse. To the tenant of grazing ...

... Inn, Ludgate Hill, Saturday. Dr. Birt Davies, coroner for the borough, held an inquiry into the circumstances of the death of John Davis, aged ten. The boy Thomas M'Gce who is charged with causing the death of Davis, was present in custody during the inquiry ...

... with a deep cut on the head. Lady Grattan's escape was almost as singular, she having scarcely left the vehicle a moment when the catastrophe occurred. The vehicle itself was a historic relic, tbe statesman, • Henry Grattan, having often driven it about the ...

... —Farms. To the tenaut and resident occupier of any farm not less than 150 acres. Two entries. First, Mr John Littlefair, Hartley Fold; second, Mr John Lancaster, Skygarth. To the tenant of any farm not less than thirty nor more than 150 acres. One entry ...

... MISCELLANEA. The Weaker Vessel. person called at the house of John M'Neal, the strong man of Dumbarton, consequence of having heard of his strength and power of wrestling. M'Neal was absent, which circumstance the stranger regretted (as he informed his ...