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... jury. Mr. F. S. Langham, the deputy coroner for Westminster, held an inquest yesterday at the King's Arms tavern touching the death of a lad named John James Burke, who lost his life by falling into the river from a barge at Thames Bank, Pimlico. From ...

... y,wicked and corrupt; butpleads for a few honest men among the patriots, such as Lord E. Fitzgerald, Emmet, Curran, or Grattan. So shines a good deed in a naughty world. But the curiosity of his book is the patience, research, and acuteness which ...

... nomination of thne dne. John Astbury Aston, M.A. ; the Rev. G. C. Triggs to the Curact of StockwellR on the nomination of the Rev. Henry Thompson. The Archbishop of Canterbury has conferred the degree of Master of Arts on the Rev. John George Rowe, Incumbent ...

... was a Fenian one rests upon the information to that effect given to the police by which they were directed to the spot, no arms or rebellious documents having been found. Several of those taken were persons casually drinking in the house, which had been ...

... charged him with frequent drunkenness. The inquiry was adjourned. A man named John Lilley, occupying the post of groom of the chambers in the household of the Earl of Cardigan, was committed for trial yesterday on the charge of stealing a cheque for ji8 ...

... was occupied by Sir John Pakington, M.P., and among the company were the Mexican Minister, the Danish Minister, Don Herberto de la Riestra (Minister Plenipotentiary from the Argentine Confederation), General Beauregard, Admiral Sir John Hay, M.P., General ...

... received invitations, and who were nearly all present, were Prince Teck, Earl and Countess Russell, Lord Westbury, the Earl of Cardigan, Miss Burdett Coutts, Mr. Cardwell, and Mr. Goschen. His Royal Highness arrived at Guildhall at half-past one o'clock, and ...

... Arthur Kinnaird, MalP., R'ight Ion. John Stuart Wortley (chairman) and the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, Mr. Chatles E. Stewart (chairman) and the directors of the Anglo-American Telegraphic Company, Mr. John Pender (chairmllan) and the directors ...

... with a special jury, had before him the case of Lilley v. the Earl of Cardigan. This was an action of false imprisonment, and arose out of a criminal prosecution by the Earl of Cardigan of his groom of the chamber. In ordinary course it stood for trial to-morrow ...

... sounding in my ears, I must confess that I have rarely read anything more inspiriting than the account of this brilliant feat of arms. A thoroughly good stand-up fight, moreover, is quite a refreshing thing in these days of wretched Fenianism. After all, ...