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... to-day, ought to be a warning against the reckless playing with fire-arms, which is ever and anon leading to similar catastrophes. BIRXEINHEAD-ST. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (REV. JOHN THodPsON7's).-The ladies con- nected with this church held a bazaar ...
... the fact' that there are now six fewer peerages on the roll of the Lords than there were twelve months ago. The earldom of Cardigan has been merged with the Mar- quisate of Ailesbury, while the marqnisate of Hastings, and the baronies of Belhaven, Cran- ...
... appropriation at the last session for converting fint into percussion arms? lE so, would it'not furnish good reason for extending such facilities to the States9 Virginia probably has more arms than other Southern States, and w ould divide in case of need. In ...
... teacher; John Smith, auctioneer; Robert Reid, writer; George Gilchrist, ironfounder; William Thomslon, Boghead; William Scott, portioner; James Russell, bankr; Jamesi Stark, merchant; hohn Gaslowny, wood merchant; John 'Intyre, teacher; John ]3gg, T ...
... brace were bagged. On the Glencallater Moors, Mr. John-Mlarsball bagged 12 brace, and 19 brace on Saturday. On the Glenclunie side of the shootings, Gilbert Wilkinson, Esq., was out from the Invercauld Arms on Friday, and bagged 19 brace, and 22 brace on ...
... between the Hon. P. St. John and the Count d'eAragon, the. parties were placed at fifteen aces distance, with liberty to fire when they chose. Both were excellent shots, and a good deal of caution weas displayed, till Mr. St. John, getting out of pa. tienoce ...
... wound about sit inches long and several distinct deep teeth marks on the left fore. arm; while on the right fore-arm he had a deep wound about four inches long, and the arm, from the wrist to the shoulder, was fairly riddled with almost innumerable teeth ...
... Gszette states that Lieut.-General Sir Richard Airey has been ap- pointed Colonel of the 7th Foot, and that Major. General John Grattan has been appointed to succeed him as Colonel of the 17th. RXPRESENTATION OFEAST WonOE9mnBsIsuL-The address of Mr Lasletti ...
... provisio-nally, in order-to preserve- zorder inhe sown. ;- L Y V.- THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. 'The plaintiff in this oase had been groom of the chambers in the-service of the Earl of Cardigan; until he was given into custody by the Earl n na charge- of-lmvingstolen ...
... merited'? Unfortunately, sl we are prone to admire greatness rather than good- tl nless. This was beautifully described by Grattan in h one of his eloquent speeches against Napoleon. If, c said he, a prince takes Venice, we are indignant ; -I:. but ...
... the desired effect, and a gus ?? dis- charged. Lowrey received the charge in- hi arm, cheek, and side. Another gun was fired, and the contents lodged in' the back of John Robinsdn, the keeDer'eson, wounding hi nvery seiioasly. 'B&ekin, one of the keepers ...
... I offence, and fined in the sum of 60i. -John .Currie, John Lynch, and Abraham Heron pleaded guilty to having kept dogs without licenses, and defendants were each fined in the sum of 25s. 3 Yesterday, Mr John Elderlauncohedfromhis ship. v building-yard ...