... fanner, BlaaM. sth, 1002.—Mr. W. X. (Inatructed by Mr. J. N. Graham) was for ths proeecution, and Mr. BodUly (Instructed Mr. John Stephens) for the defence.-The Judes nMd that one sense it was a gross swindle, hot Bird had not brought himself within the ...

... broke out, which was onlv quelled after very heavy fighting, in which many thousands were killed. 1800 Grattan's Parliament was dissolved, and Grattan then wrote: “You have destroyed >»r Parliament, but we will have our revenge. Wetwill send into your ...

... effective and unendurable by law-abiding men, than any under which the country groaned in the days of Grattan's Irivh Parliament. That the law is armed with weaoons suffl. cient assert authority in the end is amply proved the experience tbe Liberal Government ...

... Duustaurille Arms, Redruth, on September 14th, Arthur Tresidder, of Redruth, was fined 7s. fid. and 6s. costs.— Floes of 10a Including costs, were imposed ou the following for being drunk and disorderly: John Harris, Redruth Arthur and John Batten, Richard ...

... there, »*) which it| th.l sole ground shall dec’.ared a -xi and w, , » . nriu-, together with her eargrj. Thoa. Francis ami John Kelly, tramp'*. ,, . ~ . . . , J TrvM« nn C-tnrdav h.>fr)r,. The wiki h.vt been long were cLarged at Troro nl*\, before , Hvcrr ...

... force so reduced compelled withdraw their garrisons from several points in that quar- A letter from the Baltic that Prussia arming aa fast possible, and it understood, at the expense France. Twenty thousand French troops are Dantsic, 8.000 of whom are labouring ...