... reporter on The Chronicle, Member of Parliament. Sir John Campbell, formerly reporter on The Chronicle, late Solicitor General. Sir John Jeffcott, formerly Reporter The Kev Timet. Judge at Sierra Leone. Sir John Stodcut, Editor and Proprietor of The S*v> Timed ...

... the ravisher. After a desperate conflict, he made ‘him deliver up his prey, and swam to shore with the body his dead wife his arms. Win* JMIt. CANNING. It not extraordinary that The Time* should indulge in wild speculations upon the visit to onr Vickroy ...

... sea. She ran like an Atalanta, ; but of what avail was that when a I’hnebus was at her heels ? I clasped her in arms, and fine slippery armful she was; never in life had a colder beauty within my embrace.” “Of one more scuiyri imaginel Not at all, dear; ...

... GCth. .'o , Mr. John Hutfsey, •’late Lietrt.-, Hussars, writes from the Army und Navy Chib, St. James’s I/>ridon, tliat lie left the service winch he was much attached, because he found it lilteriy impossible to serve under Lord Cardigan. > Lieut, Simmons ...

... Thady—for that pays liberally and ungrudgingly for work and labour done,’ I don’t know employer much more indifferently served than John Ball Cajoled Into the hop* that that rowl o’ waste-paper, the • Tbrayty o’ Paris/ bad wound up the war-wotk, be sturdily met ...

... Moneymore.. Miss Smyth Monaghan..John O’Hanlan Mitchelstown.. Jn. O'Kelly Newcastle.. R Murray Nenagh.. T T Abbott Naas..J Parsons Newiy.. Greer Newport Pratt.. H Nixon T Forbes.. Eliza Frances N Limavady,. J Smyth Omagh.. John Nelis Portadown..J O’Hanlon ...

... in tho lonely domicile. Suppose picture of the scene were painted some Irish Wilkie (if such an artist there be, now that Grattan is more), it would represent the following interior A snug, warmly-carpetted room; on the left, a fire blazing and sparkling ...

... then proceeded with. WATERFOHO ASSIZES. Birroh, Eji} , ; Sir K«ne, Bart. ; J«hn I'otrer O'ShrC, John Congnrrt. Joseph Fitagertld, Nutulßreene, WiehoUs Bower, John U.chard Smv.h, Itubert Un.Mke. Arthur Kelly. James 1W William Wall, fierse Help. lUeh.rd Power ...

... trusty Company carry out. ?! . Skely to be and well beloved Henry West, Esq., one of our counsel you that * J , ®?L d i ”the John Esq, Barrister at much ® suggested of your . . . w_ attend you, whose services and assistance we require you to use Irom ...

... The numb, fugitives inking refuge iu lint Servian territory continued to increase, hut the armed men occupy the mountain. They have much want, however, of arms . scarcely one man in ten possesses a gun. the other? oniy having honks, scythes, and hayf ...

... Commons, and gitWl'in by some atfbsbi is' eon* eaaliqo, armed and accoutred ia tdflNtg The on of Cotamoas, howeecr niihtl/fo reject measgio tfuia preieatid to «l the point pf the bayonet. In Mumb 1794, armed mob broke into the House of Commons, inconsequence ...

... Foreman, Sir Gilbert King, Bert. 13 Bartholomew Mahon, 3 Colonel John Caulfield, Owen Young, Thomas Wills, Esq. 15 T os. M'Uermott Roe, 5 Oliver J. Grace, 1 f> Morgan Crofton, fi Guy Lloyd, 17 John Mupother. 7 Ifenia H. Kelly, 18 William Mulloy, Daniel H. Fcrrall ...