... HeC was ?? in the accomplishment of both these missions. The death is also announced of Mrs. Grattan, the widow of Mr. Thoiats Colley Grattan. Mrs. Grattan, who was descended from the ancient family of the O'Donncls, died at the advanced age of eighty-four ...

... was mortally wounded, the other severely hurt in the arm. The perpetrators of this deedhave as usual escaped, At the nomination for the County of Iongford to-day aptain Grevitle-NuDeot and Mr. John Martin were pro- nposed. The sow of hands Was ik favour ...

... Dixos. CaptainVIVIAN said that Lord Cardigan, on return- ing ?? the Crimea, had entirely to remount his cavalry, and in twelve monuths the regiment was in a perfect state of discipline. N. i.NOEL had heard Lord Cardigan say that three lcs was the least time ...

... with the Gdvernor, and received fromrhim a lucid 'expo- .ition of his views. He told them that he neitte had armed, nor did he contemplate arming the Indians; that having been Indian agent for the Canadian Government, he knew well how to treat these men ...

... Enselinc Cole, iiissPoole,' lr. Gcorgs Money, Mo. Lindssy Sloper, Mr. FrI. Cltasten, 3Ir.JI.Ii. Widcy, H ierr \iVllieh Gn o, M1. John Barnett, Jot-se Zerbiti, anld ilaions Laura Baxter. (OTIERN'S T:IEATRBI,LOlOI-ACRIJ. Q Mnatoa, Mr. B. J. Fout5. To-lJroatti' ...