... Pauleo had been proposed by William Tibbs and seconded by John O'Neill, that Joseph Silk Bigger had been pro- posed by Joseph Mullen and seconded by Joseph R. AM'Closhey, and that Mr. M'Corkell had been proposed by Mr. Newton and seconded by Matthew M'Clellan ...

... graph is now at wmik between Sultanieh, and thet Persian capital. The length of the liue is about 120 riles. A man, named Mullen, was hung far murder in New Orleans on the 29th ult. Ile was a singalar individur£; and hid queor fancies. On the day of llis ...

... it; the substitution of must for 1l may, as LORD CLAUD HAIILTON put it, i ,t though not quite so concisely or the snpply of ) motive power, as SIR CHARLES DILKE inter- I 5 preted LORD CLAUD HAMILTON' S words to mean. I In other large cities and ...

... with, and a telegram was received stating that the acceptance was a forgery. The matter was then placed in the hands of Mr. Mullens, the-well-known bank solicitor. He called on the accused, who admitted the forgery, but said lie had destroyed the bill. A ...