... Sdspkwobt Bill.—- The John Bull newspaper says the majority the House of Lords against Mr. Gladstone's Suspensory Bill will probably he 100. Thr Death of Captain Nolan.—But Russian shell bursting the right front of Lord Cardigan now threw out fragment ...

... Manager Mr. H. W. PEARSON. ON MONDAY NEXT, the 28th Instant, the Drama LOCAL INTEREST entitled ON 'CHANGE, Mrs. JOHN WOOD will appear. Mr. H. P. Grattan, J. G. Warde, and Charles R Rennell, being also specially engaged. JJENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE, FAREWELL NIGHT ...

... license is refused. Frnoeis Sharp, beerhouse-keeper, was supported by Mr. Grattan in his application for a license for a house opposite to the last, in Laird-street Mr. Grattan, after urging upon the bench the requirements of the neighbourhood, put in ...

... influence with the committee in his case. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN CARDIGAN morninz last week the officials ials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Willi: awaiting their trial at the assizes. ...

... and Mr. Grattan for the defendant. The complainant stated that she had been married two years, and had one child. Her husband earned from 22s to 303 per week. On Sunday morning last he attacked ber with a knife, and when she put up her arm to defend ...

... fell from his seat inlo the street, and the wheels of a passing waggon went over one of his legs and arms. The leg received compound fracture, and the arm was broken. was taken to the Northern Hospital, where it was found necessary to amputate the injured ...

... entitled JA‘ oi oun CK LONG, 0) Tus Suots In Sinks Wied ena EW ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE, arame MAN (AS AND THE wan HE SsHowoRL Mr. GRATTAN. WREY, Schoolboy,” Saturday, OMAN AND HER On M next, BI + OF, Scamrs or POOL. And the BOTT. EW STAR MUSIC-HALL, LIVERPOO! ...

... railing, bearing the names—M'Manus, T. F. Meagher, Curran, St. Laurence OToole, O'Connell, John M'H&le, Brian Boroimhe, Sarsfield, Wolfe Tons, Fitzgerald, Grattan, and O'Brien. The gallery contained »large number spectators, including ft few ladies, and ...

... his ardour for arms. There is a curious error running through the journals of both countries, respecting the presence of Lord Cardigan in Central Italy, on a journey of military inspection. It is Lieutenant-Colonel Cadogan, not Lord Cardigan, who is receiving ...

... Sieira Leone and from St. Helena, at each of which places there are ab-jut Lord Cardigan in Bologna.—A letter Florence from (Jan. 3), in the Debate, asserts that Lord Cardigan has just inspected carefully the troops in Bologna, which is General Fanti's head ...

... penal servitude, was brought a with hav- ing stolen a handcart, worth £4 10s, belonging to Sarah Wilson, of the King’s Arms Inn. , St. John’s-lane, Charles Archer, ‘the ‘* boots,” de; to seeing the cart safe ina passage by the side of the inn, on the previous ...

... NELSON-STR On Saturday and ay next, 6th and Sth instant, MR. ‘ee GRATTAN, Author of “* The ONARY Circle.” Trish Legends,” &e. NT, AN BVERING THE POETS of on Side Galleries, 64 ; Reserved ee JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. NEw HALL, ged | EAD who never can be Still ...