... touching. Eight one-handed Zouaves from the Crimea have been seen walking in the streets, in twos, keeping together the only arm which is left them. The New York Tribune says As to the bugaboo invasion of Ireland, by a party irish-Yankee fillibus’ers, ...

... effect remainJ be teen. Testimonial to Lord Cardigan.—A handsome gilt .word, richly chued, of tho rmltae about 250 guineu. has been by public abbscription in Yorkshire, taatimonial of admiration to Lord Cardigan, for the gallantry in which he lad the cavalry ...

... private room bell ring, and upon proceeding to the apartment he found the unfortunate gentlemen sitting back in his arm chair with bis arms stretched oat io a raised posture, and his mouth open, as though he was in the attitude of yawning. It was soon discovered ...

... lf a Sterling. BOARD DIRECTORS. George Alexander Hamilton, Esq., M.P., Chairman. John Esq., M.P. for South Lancashire. James Davidson, Esq , 2, Angel-court, strcct. John Field, Esq., Warn ford-court, City. Charles Forster, Esq., M P. for Walsall. Richard ...

... the principal entrances, on the north and south, appear the arms England; below these it the insciiplion, “Wellington, and in quadrangle are agala to seen, beautifully carved in stone, the arm*, with the initials *‘A.W., und the motto, •’Virtutis forluna ...

... and vice versa, without tranship- merry tbo occasion. ’Well, now, says he, who |°®. '2 5 12*0] * 829 241 1 7 * from John Kirby lo John Wigby. - Well, Jacob, said, approaching tbs cage, days ago she was attacked with convulsions, and, after or unnecessary ...

... held in the TowofieM Schttoltoom, OUihwn, to celebrate «. tT Grattan late MP. for Meath, and i. 1 7 j*- iom 126 fll 9-n liowl U !;.• »7 « the retora Mr. \V, J* Pea- 83 roetn- Henry Grattan, diad = [« J.,, •« I'd.t.J^^g ! Woods school-house. the daisy- ...

... (by Aguo Dropsy Inflamniation i. jrj vi’ii from idea of the town in it* districli. the same period the comraissioiers ha>i John Lecke, K.C.8., and William Nicol.teq, have been Glare made Mid cut to any pattern. eitonsiTe C hob ham.—Modhur.t pojt . eares ...

... toll, with sandy hai. who, he thinks, was nlvlc This fellow, who was armed with walking- Flii k. ndvnnc d towards the Prince, and without saving r.nvhinr .struck him violent blow on the arm. Whether th. mfliu. who could thus attack defenceless boy de* lir ...

... PnocTOPBX BtLL.-Thm biU Mr. J. (f Battwy J Itoro A bS^ S, him mm consolidation Th » ...

... morning of instant a pub In- in im- town Leitrim, named John M'Donagh, m-- . ilt Mjrvunt to on some errand before he arose ft i’ is l..‘d, and when she had gone rose up and v. d..wn Ids slum, where ho armed himself with a hfleon knife. lie returned hod, his ...

... repairs done to boots. Defendant’s wife appeared aud admitted the debt, which was ordered to paid two fortnightly in* stalments- John Kettle v Thomas Edward King, »oti of Guildford.—Claim 3s lor boots and shoes. The defendant did not appear, and the money was ...