... Commune, implor. Ir. thorn in the parse of humanity to suspend how. and to open negotisti,,ne. RI 711 E or Lieut.-General John Grattan, took place at Brussels a few mince, t. ”•Imreley of the 17th (Laioeaterehire) Itegiment ..t vacant. Tae offiner entered ...

... was treated—Ciesar H. Hawkins, William Fergusson, T. B. Curling, James Paget, Preeoott Hewett, J. Ashton Bostook, John Erie Ericheen, John Birkett, George Pollock. CUSTARD POWDER is now used by all respectable families for making delicious custards and ...

... was taken into custody at a public. house. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kennington-lane, said ho had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm a, contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...

... STATUE of Henry Grattan, by J. H. Foley, which it is proposed to erect in College Green, arrived in Dublin on Friday, and is aow at the Mansion House. The great orator is represented in the act of delivering one of his speeches, the right arm is raised, while ...

... ugliasse—booisasd breeches, es bests sad gaiters; sliest.., silk Jaws, at. set ate Wash sad sump stripe (a frightful pattern) bare arms, doeskin gloves, sad red worsted nighttime, wbM the 'armee sad to WSW In Newest* The opposite side wore blue worsted. Is fast ...

... Benyon (c) ; Colonel R. Loyd Lindsay ; Mr. John Walter (L). Berwick—*3ir D. Mari )ribanks (L); *Captain Milne Home (‘'). l3ewdley—*Mr. L. Harrison (n). Birkenhead—Mr. Laird (c). Birmingham—Right Hon. John Bright (L); Mr. G. Dixon (L) ; Mr. P. H. (L) ...

... their contents, were damaged by tiro and water. John Neal, aged about 19, was severely burned, and was taken to the L-mden ILopital. John Culver. house, aged 24 years, was slightly burned on the right arm. The building and contents were insured with the ...

... from the Rigl:t Hon. John Bright, M.P., and Mrs. Bright, to provid• the wife of William Hughes, of Pi.ntyrellyll, wi h coal dnrirg the winter months. Tule poor woman has been laid up for about fourteen years, and cannot more hand, arm, or limb. THE EARL ...

... THE LATE MR. JOHN VANCE. A vacancy has been created in the representation of the borough of Armagh by the death of Mr. John Vance, which 000urred so suddenly in Soarborough, from disease of the heart. Mr. Vance first entered Parliamentary life in 1852 ...

... only ay. years old; John Smith, 55, leaves a widow an family; William Parker, • youth of 16 or 17 years unmarried. The following were injured : Samuel Woriook, a young man, unmarried, shook to the system; Henry Davey, son of John Davey (also Lijured) ...

... interesting mementoes of the charge will be exhibited Ronald, the charger which the of Cardigan rode. Ronald has been kindly lent for the occasion by the Countess of Cardigan. TEI WMATNNA FOUNCAST AND prediot a °mailman.* of the present nnselded weather on ...

... wit for ever mud remain. - - Which lines eonvinee one that glorioua John preferred besting about the bush to venturing on • clear , definition. Alphonse Kerr says that WA is armed. Naiveti. • word which we have forced I to borrow from the French, ...