... his Honour Judge Storior heard the case of Grattan v. Sparling, which was brought for the purpose of recovering 35 damages for breach of contract and for work performed. Plaintiff, Mr Henry Plunkett Grattan, a dramatic author, was represented by Mr Robinson ...

... are ascertained :-Williani O'Rourke, shot dead; John Doey, three wounds inl the breast (clan. gerous) ; Daniel Dewlin, wound in leg-; Thoumas Dewlin, wound it leg; Thomas Kelly, in arm; Owen Little, in arm; Thomas Macauley, leg and hand; Edward Tauney,three ...

... Trnt Houkshe,t Eama fII t e5 d~e' daughter of the late John Fowler, Esq., of Ackw~tYrsie n t0, '11 -plsdete ta I ,th third Leeds a and John Geldard, Esq., Ofp e Lzl)-ctbe. tiddaughter of the late John Fowler, Esq, BUILDING THE CATHEDRAL OF PEKIN. It is reported ...

... milliners, Feb, 2S, at Dowell'a Rooms, Edinburgh.—John Errol, fanner, March 4, at the Solicitors' Library, Perth. —Wili.iam Pi.nkerton, Edinburgh, cabinetmaker, March 2, Lyon and Turnbull's Rooms, Edinburgh—John Young. Edinburgh, teacher, March 1. at Lyon aud ...

... ; Mr. Alan 4J thP titepayers; r. M r~ice ,loyd, thie Eccle- ?? ne; and r. Arcus Louis, the Clea' Defenc@ Association.-lfr. John Morgan, of Mol;reporter for a local paper, and politca agezit for Perlainen r@,reptee sti ve of Fliat County and Borough, ws ...

... A TO-WN SOLD BY AUCTION. Mr. John Francis, auctioneer, of Carmarthen, offered for sale at Llanybytbne, yesterday large freehold estates, including nearly the whole town itself, in the counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan. There was a large attendance ...

... Delaney, when arrested, remarked, It was not me.-Mr. Newton remanded both prisoners. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A GENTLEMAN. -John Bateson, 54, described as a gentle- -nan, of New Burlington-street, was charged on a warrant with assaulting Arthur Chandler ...

... time he searched the deceased's clothing, and found a copy of the Daily Chronicle, a ready reckoner bearing the name of John MuIanning, his book, six shillings and sixpence in silver, and one shilling and twopence in bronze, as well as three dice ...

... soldiers living who had rode in the charge of tho Light Brigade at Balaklava. Whon he ctlme out of the charge the Earl of Cardigan said that such men as had escaped were to be provided for; but he (prisoner) had not been, and he was then ?? Alder- man ...

... 40; and his wife, Ann/ Anlrmstrong, 33 i I were charged with stealing 191. in gold, and .three franc coins, belonging to John Arm-1 . strong, dealer, 10, Richard-strees, Commer- 1 ?? said the male prisoner was his brother. On the 3rd inst. be had i191 ...

... doceased was intoxicated. A verdicti of ani.| dental death was recorded. 3 Sir John Huynphlrev' held en inquiry at the Shore° ditch Town Hall respecting the deathl of John Jevans, aged fifty, a walking-stiek dresser, living at t 17, Priuiee.street, G ...

... Yesterday John Richards, aged 70, a painter of Kelly-street, Kentish-town, was painting soinf dow-frames on the secont-floor of a hence at win. fell a distance of about twenty feet Oue ven le moved to St. George's hospital, haoing 12 e was re. arms and sustained ...