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... were received with immense cheer- ing as liberators. Accounts have come in from Wandsbeck, stating that tbe Danish coat of arms has been torn down from all the public offices, and been replaced by those of Schleswig Holstein. Also that the Royal officials ...
... Grand Jury re- ?? ired, and some Ume after four o'clock returned a true ill against Thomas King, John Heenan, John Noon, ' , ohn Macdonald, James Mace, John Tyler, Thomas \ £ -ayers, and Robert Travers. With the exception of £ leenan and Sayera, who, it ...
... the mark. Lloyd's Bonus. — We gave lately in one of the Saturday's summaries the ca^e of Wliite v. the Car- marthen and Cardigan Railway Company, being a ca-e where a railway company havirig exhausted the borrowing powers conferred by their Act, and ...
... After a time, Mr. Grattan, the manager, came forward in front of the footlights and entered into a statement to the effect that tbe great expenses of the pantomime did not allow him to pay all bis debts. The Clown denied many of Mr. Grattan 'a statements ...
... injured, an arm and leg were broken and other injuries inflicted. The man was taken to the Infirmary. Pigeon Shootino at Hyde Park. — A match for £5 a-side, at ten birds each, was shot at Hyde Park, yesterday, between James Gregory (Sheffield) and John Stacey ...
... by the YEOMANRY | CAVALRY BAND ! Directed by Bandmaster Sergeant Hekikowat, Y.C. Entertainments to commence at Seven ?? with John jtoujrham's celebrated Comedy, in three acts, entitled PLAYING WITH FIRE ! TiiVTOMQIE OVERTURE and MU8IC by the BAND *^ OF ...
... Columbia. — Seven men returning from Cariboo — John Walker, John Robson, and J as. Hender- son, natives of Scotland ; Thomas Beatty, a native of Northumberland ; Bernard Rauton, a native of Ireland ; and John Beat- and Robert Kelly, Canadians — have been ...
... TWELFTH £6 FUNDING SOCIETY will be made on Saturday, February 13th, 1864, from Six to Nine p.m., when a DRAW will take place. JOHN SPENCER, Secretary. Applications or Inquiries may be made Daily from Ten a.m. to Seven p.m. BuUtJmg Sonrttrs. THIS EVENING ...
... an ulcerated arm five years. It became swollen and ulcerated some five ' years since. He was at that time treated by some of the first medical men of Liverpool, one of whom extracted the small bone, five inches in length, from the left arm. Use left the ...
... were — Henry Pawson (foreman). I John Bland. John Prideaux. R. Booth. J. B. Fordham. S. Dawson. John Walker. F. W. Colley. C. J. Porter. Thos. Cole. Henry Pearce. I Frederick Meroer. Tborras Appleyard. ' Edward Bennet. John Howaon. ' William Marples. The ...
... until he waa aa nearly as possible exhausted. Father and mother were saved, bat both their children were lost. Mr. John Gray, ef the Cardigan Tavern, assisted in removing the bodies to the Ratland Hotel, whence they were afterwards taken ta the Workhouse ...