... the declaration of the Catholic laity, consisting of about 240 additional names, including those of the Earl of Traquair, Sir John Sutton, Sir Charles Clifford, Hon. W. T. Law, &c. We are informed that the Revs. Messrs. Fothergill and Wormal, two curates ...

... regiment to Lord Cardigan. We defy then Horse Guards to make a third choice of the nature of i these two. Beyond the pair, the gemini, it is impossible to go in that direction. The twin merit is indeed most re- markable. As Cardigan rode from Balaklava ...

... the stone in which itworked. One of lils arms was-also nearly severed from his body, FATAL BuRNING.-On Tuesday Mr. T. Wakley held an inquest at the Silver Cup Tavern, Cromer-street, St. Pancras, upon Mr. John Thaine, aged 58, a draper and an old and much ...

... the Docks, took place. There were a goodly number of persons present. After tea, addresses were delivered by Dr. Daviss, of Cardigan, the Rev. B. Evans, of Mill-street, Aberdare, and the Rev. E. Thomas, of Tredegar. ORNAMENTAL GAs LAMP.—Mr. Ingram, of the ...

... an engraved plate, the arms of the deceased peer. The shield bears two arrows and. etwo buckles-and has two pelicans as supporters. The c orest is a boot with a spur, surmounted with the usuna coronet. The motto of the coat of arms isE Dulce Pori- s culum ...

... en- graved plate the arms of the deceased peer. The shield bore two arrows, and two buckles-and had two pelicans as I supporters. The crest was a boot with a spur, surmounted with the usual coronet, The motto of the coat of arms was 1Doles Perioulusn ...

... of the Nation Armed Association; and I invite every Italian who is a lover of Ihis country. to aid by sub. scription the ?? of a million wuskgts. If with amillion imuskets Italy, in the faqu of the foreigner, is not capable of arming a million soldiers ...

... attended, it; JOHN HUNTER's MS. ON GsosOGY.-The Lrnscet pub- en liahes a letter from Professor Owen, containing an announce- by meent that he possesses a espy and is about to publish a eel- wi Icetion of ticoso manuscript works of the illustrions John ber Hunter ...

... the ship's boat, They have left wives and several children. Thii is the second large American ship which has grounded in Cardigan Bay within the last few weeks, and probably both vessels would have gone to destruction and their crews have perished, but ...

... Blackburn, on the body f( o f John Wilkinson, a PuPil teaeher at Holy Trinity lp Church Schools, Blackburn, vshso died from excessive si dInkn.Dcaedadtrecmpantions had been F drinkigalth Sunday afternoon, in thle St. John's vt ITavern, where he ultimately ...

... an immense nnmber of people had congregated together, most-of whom were armed with'some kind of weapon. A nniber of ILishwomen were amongst the crowd with brooms, and the boys armed themselves with large stones and bricks. Shortly before three o'clock, ...

... Nord that the Spanish debt, for advances made by Britain during the civil war, has been paid. IWaILE tbhs country has taken up arms, prepared to ..provide for its own security, come what may, we are i1w (in the letter of the Emperor to M. Foild)d glad -to ...