... to the fund for the maintenance of decayed spinsters. THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA has directed the arms of Austria and Hungary to be quartered with the family arms of Count Benet. THE GRAND DUKE OP HESSE has sent to Herr Betz, the singer, the golden medal ...

... Le Brun ; the handle formed of satyrs. The black base on which it stands has two inscription plates. On one are engraved the arms of Eton College, and on the other, Presented to the Marquis of L-irne on his merriage, by the present members of his old ...

... and was taken into custody at a publichouse. She was very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, ICennington-lane, said 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 it now at the Mansion House. The great orator is represented the act of delivering one his speeches, the right arm is raised, while ...

... Benyon (c) ; Colonel R. Loyd Lindsay (o) ; Mr. John Walter (L). Berwiok—i 6 3ir D. Marjoribanks (L) ; •Japtain Milne Home (c). Bewdley—*Mr. L. Harrison (t.). Birkenhead—Mr. Laird (c). Birmingham—Right Hon. John Bright (L) ; Mr. G. Dixon (L) ; Mr. P. H. blunts ...

... tecan a enta,rl, was pulled into the sea, both Fis h at St. Sameaon's H zbotir, JCth of Fteptemier; te John ROI), of the Royal Irish Constahnlary John Fll:s, aho W' • Canal at Ma; 1,;f:11, October, it Lein,; very dark . R. White, able avautan If her ...

... July, at 3 30 p.m., we left the vessel, the mate (George Hughes), earpenter (John Hendrickson), cook, and fire seamen (Dutchmen) in the small lifeboat, and the second mate, John Taylor, four seamen, and myself in the gig. In the lifeboat they had two bags ...

... of them tells ns: When the order was given Captain Nolan Lord Cardigan ride into the valley of Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said ‘ls it possible? Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,’ meaning the mean the llth Hussars, We advanced in three lines ...

... then insensible, and now lies under treatment. Although the extreme peril of any further descent was thus shown, a man named John Walsh volunteered to go down on the instant, to make another attempt to save his life. He also becoming affected by gas, was ...

... of wit for ever must remain. Which lines convince one that glorious John P«-' ferred beating about the bush to venturing ack« definition. Alphonse Karr says that Wit is reosow armed.” Naivete, a word which have been fOT«« to borrow from the French, though ...

... They were observed from the deck become unconscious, and were hauled up immediately, tbe chief officer (Thomas Owens, of Cardigan, late master of the barque Lotus) having jumped down to assist them ,np. One of the crew named Lane also jumped down, but ...

... JOURNAL—SATURDAY, THE ZULU WAR. ENGAGEMENT OP FOUR OUNARD LINERS. An arrangement has been made between the Admiralty and Mr. John Burns which the offer of that gentleman to place upwards of 10,000 tons of steam shipping the disposal of Government has been ...