... the bottles of claret, which I see your attorney describes as ot excellent quality (a laugh), under cah arm ?-No; they were both under his left arm. The mince pies were in his right hand, and the box of cigars under his right aris. Never carried an umbrella ...

... War Office has decided not to arm the entire army, not even the entire Prussian army, with the adapted Mauser rifle, upon the merits of which military opinion still differs. Only five army corps will receive the new arm, the others will have adapted ...

... al the Duke de Saldanba, and Adoline Louise Maria, Countess of Cardigan, daughter of the late, Mr. Spencer and Lady Louise de Horsey, and widow of Lieutorant-Genacal the Earl of Cardigan, who died March 27, 1668. The bride was given away by her brother ...

... adventurers, chiefly recruited from among the discharged officers of the Peruvian army. These, amply provided with money and arms, conceived the bold design of carrying off President Pardo from his summer residence at Chorillos. Fortunately the plan was ...

... Professor Caley, Professor Humphry, Professor Kennedy, Professor Stoke, Professor Newton, Dean Merivale, the Masters of St. John's, Trinity, Clare, Pembroke, St. Catherine's, King's, and others. It was resolved that the memorial should take the form of ...

... English sympathy and recognition, and I venture to think that the words of Grattan may be partially realised, viz., that an alliance of liberty will make both countries one arm and one soul, replenishing from time to time, in their immortal connection ...

... being given-a declaration received with vociferous applause. It is noteworthy that it was especially stated that the special arms of the regular service are all told off to the Honved districts with which they would have to act in case of mobilization. ...

... equipping their university with all the means and appliances needful for its high mission. Let this excuse, then, be given him, Armed with it, he would raise concurrent endowment from its supposed grave, and boldly appeal to the Irish constituencies for their ...

... Chapel-street; 'Thomas Wreedom, grocer, of 35A,- Chapel-street; Mary Han- nau Crispin, daughter-in-law of John Stephens, cehandler, of 11, .aChrlton-street; John Stephens, chandler, 117, Cherlton-street, Charles Harris, shop- man to Charles Boorinan, greengrqcer ...

... Iprincipal guest by five o'clock, it at leas almost of Isucceeded in. compassing that desirable end. The l troops were under arms and drawn up in re- to viewing order by half-past three. Before four in the great concourse of people that hadflocked G to ...

... taugtsprtl.H denied this. Formerly united e'ducainwsa ert the Roman Catholic 'laity in Ireland a twst h Liberal party in England. Grattan himself pre' .sented a ptitio n to that House from the Roman Catth~ol laity of Ireland, in which the ?? markable expression ...