... when an aidede-camp of Geueral Prim’s rode up them, and gave them order which appears not have been clearly understood. The story baa been variously related, hut I believe that the aide-de-camp boa cleared himself, and the whole tbiug has been shewn to ...

... —That has nothing to do with my case. (Laughter.) Mr. Tracy—You must answer the question. Yon have telling many different stories that I have great doubts to your veracity as witness. It is to test your veracity doubtless the questions are asked. Mr. Shears— ...

... the Giant-killer,’ or whatever the pantomime be, could not fail to produce powerful impression, cially if the moral of the story was made the text of the discourse. throw out these hints be improved on by oar new clerical lessees, before take leave of ...

... following morning! The offence for which Mr. Dunne has been executed was, of course, agrarian. The publio will bear the old story of a** poor widow evicted from her little cabin and bit of a garden, by order of a heartless landlord,” Ac., Ac. We have only ...

... done. The two stories, ** Framley Parsonage” and Lovel the Widower,” go on, and really prosper; the former bids fair to be Mr. Trolloppe’s best fiction, and by means unworthy of its complimentary juxtaposition with Mr. Thackeray's story. This last is ...

... Didlnnd, I.ombardos, I], 2}; Turkish, 791,8; do. new, 90}, 7; Mexican, 21}. Consols have been very inanimate all day ; for a short time they were 94}, buyers, but cioeed as they opened, 91 j. }. Indian 103} 4. Shares oull, and prices slightly lower ; but ...

... Ireland ii actually shaken by agitation directed against the very principle of popular authority. It comes, after all, tb# old story. What price are to pay fur Lord John Russell’s rash promises, and for the timid or factious facility of our othei public men ...

... Advertiser, which is, beyond all other journals, most singularly addicted to tho manipulation of all sorts of ridiculous stories, declares that tho Conservative party are everywhere affirming that they cau, with the greatest ease, turu out the Ministry ...

... wife, an apparently inoffensive young woman. Mr. Sheals defended the prisoner. The complainant’s story was pitiable in the extreme. She was only a short time married to the prisoner. A few months after she was tusrried she bad to leave him and go home ...

... extension line Dooagbadee of the Belfast and County Down Railway, to connect the chain of oommunication for carrying out the short sea passage, it progressing rapidly, there being no leas than men at present employed on ths works. Rkplevingeu’s Appointment ...

... exercise and beulthy enjoyment. Yesterday morning was a aerero rain-storm, which cleared off towards the afternoon, and, after short interval, was eucceeded by one of the heaviest snow-fslls that we have had for years. In many places where the wind caused ...

... the defendant made was It is —n lie.” Never mentioned the subject to any stranger outside the regiment. When be saw that the story was rumoured about afterwards, and that the defendant took no steps to defend his character, witne-s told the Adjutant that ...