... MR. JOHN BRAHAM On Sunday last a mnsiciop who may said to have formed a connecting link men of the present generation and tbeir grandfathers breathed his last. Seldom has there bean so remarkable a case of professional longevity that of Mr. John Braham ...

... and 9 months. The only son of Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., died Wednesday of brain fever, after several days’ illness, was a fine youth, only twelve years of age. The illness of son has caused the absence of Mr. Grattan from Parliamentary duties lately. An ...

... Tuesday, two lads were sentenced to four months’each for throwing stoues a railway tfaiiv, hy which they had disabled a stoker’s arm .jy lad a malicious intent been apparent Mr. Justice Erie would have punished them .to the full extent the law. Caroline Sherwood ...

... draper, aged 22 fear*; and Mr. John ] Roberts, for many years captain of Ljud trader, aged - years. . - At Prince's street, Truro, Susannah, relict of the lair* Mr. Thom* Whitford, aged Annie, infant child of Mr. John SvinonJs, cabinet maker, aged 0 ...

... Lifeboat Institution was held on Thursday, at its bouse, John-strcet, Adelphi, London* Rewards amounting to £137 were granted to the crews of lifeboats for services rendered during the past month. The Cardigan lifeboat was launched during a strong gale from the ...

... boy named Rowe, aged three years, was climbing on to gate in front of his grandmother*s door, when he fell and broke his left arm above the elbow. 5.P.6. In connection with the Society for the propagation of the Gospel a sermon was preached in the Marazion ...

... received with and cheers, whether Sir John himself capable reoresontativc for that constituency, when out of 141 divisions the late Parliament he had only voted sitteen times? (Lanphter and applansc.) , . Sir John, in reply, said alarpe of the division ...

... large.” think Sir John's estimate of the influence of the priesthood on the political opinions of the Irish people is mistaken one. O’Connell used to say that he was willing to take his theology from Rome, but not his politics. Swift, Grattan, Plunkett, and ...

... new lifeboats, possessing all the latest improvements, to Porthoustock, Newquay (Cardigan), Grcystonos, and Wicklow, to replace the boats at present those stations. The John Sumner, rector of Carlton Rectory, new I'-l. ■ died moniing. Ampricau ship, Ph ...

... Crompton—at Cardiff, Haverfordwest, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Brecon, Presteign, and Chester. North Wales and Chester Circuit— Mr. Justice Williams—at Newtown, Dol*eUy» Carnarvon, Beaumaris, Kuthin, Mold, and Chester. The Hon. Sir John Jervis, Lord Chief Justice of ...

... dauehteri the wife of Mr. John Stevens, daughter; the wife of Mr. Thomai Wedge, a son; the wife of Mr. John Warren, son; and the wife of Mr. Thomas Bjcaards, a son. , _ ¦i . Portrenth, Friday lost, the wife of Capt. John Martin, son. . . Truro, on ...

... Sir John St. Anbyn, and that gentleman having boon adopted the Central Association as thcar candidate, was compelled to resign his seat tho executive.—Mr. John Stkvens also said that at the meeting mentioned by Mr. Harris had voted agaiest Sir John St ...