... 7.30 qeite drunk, and she had some more to drink when she got home. Her husband did not knew where she got it from. Edward John Lindsay said he was at the White Eoase about half-past seven on Saturday night. He saw Mrs. Simmons sitting in the corner, ...

... se 011 one la l underscored e with red ink tthose portiois of the intelligence unfaveur- 0 able to the English and Frelchl arms. This inslult was etrned to the person in question, end the case vitas repre- d sented to tbe ncomiittec, who calleI a ineeting ...

... conspicuous were Johrn Sianobury, previously conumitted to Ncwgate for refising to appear before tire Electioir Coillrittec, and Jo/hne Cearn, who prevaricated to that degrce that, at the conclusiotn of his examtination, lie also was committed to the samire ...

... by this watit of conftdcntce. me etr 1p,ril of ithe late Jl'Ir. Grattas.-Tthe folhowitw tl iu extract irum the late M~r. Grattan's Will may not s ir- he uninsterestitig to our readers :- I have a re- o iS, version iii Fee, ini my Queen's County Estate ...

... graphists, orderlies, buglers, and officers visited the outposts to find out the cause. Almost all of Lord Roberts' force stood to arms, and the native, when he found out what he bad done, tried to bolt, but was captured by some mounted infantry. Food is not ...

... respective leirs male of their bodies lawfully begotten, viz. :-Thonias Davies Lloyd, Esq., of Bronwydd, in tbe county of Cardigan, and of Kilrhue, in the county of Pembrolee; Henry Rich, Esq., of Sunning, in the county of Berks - Francis Crossley, Esq ...

... Burton upon it Trent, John Selleck Dawfon, Efq. in his 7cth year.- r Mr. Bafil Hunt, an ingenious Mechanic. This well known veteran was very fond of fmoking, and alwavs carried with him a fteel Pipe of his own nuanufacture. iI Mr. John Chapman, Grocer, of ...

... our reach as if in Europe, Our latest dates from the Gulf extend to the 17th ult., up to which our men were resting on their arms. The soldiers, though complaining of considerable discomfort from the extremes of cold and heat, were on the whole in the enjoyment ...

... Lord Aberdeni's Government (of which Mr. Gladstone was a member-) had deemed just ancr reasonable. After some remalrs by MI- JOHN MGIREGOR, in the course of which lie dwelt upon the traditional policy of Russia, and upon its grasping and perfidious character ...

... ! that it should be so-with his six thou- sand a year, gone over to the camp of the alien. The third on Rachael's list was John Jones, of London, her bridegroom now; he is worth about two thousand a-year; and, as thou must see, to leave him for somebody ...

... retired wlten they found thetuselves engagged vitli a vetv superior force of c avalry in the rear. .lajor-Gen. tcs Earl of Cardigan led this attack in the most gallant, and intrepid nmanner; and his Lordship ?? exxpi-sessed iimssef to me as admiring in ...

... proceedings, The annual meeting of the City Branch of the English Church Union was held in St. Barnabas Infant School- room, Cardigan-street, on Monday evening last, under the presidency of Mr. James Parker. There were also present the Revs. M. H. Noel, G ...