... provisions of the act 19th and 20th Vic., eh. 31. The Tipperary Free Press of last week states, that the rumour of James (and even John) Sadleir being still in Ireland, is daily gaining ground, and becomiug more generally credited. The decomposed body of short ...

... Williams, confined la Cardigan Gaol, endeavoured stran&.d the turnkey, preparatoiy, doubt, to effecting their escape. The lunik* >'s cries, however, aroused the Governor and his wife, who gallantly came Ids rescue, the one armed with swoid, i the other ...

... left by my side at the gateway, to be walked ott afterwards some other of his comrades; another csme out of a house with an armful of Cashmere shawls! On one of the steps leading to the great Mosque I observed a seedy-looking soldier trying a bright crimson ...

... him any pension it may think desirable, and without making stipulations. According to the correspondent of the Times, Lords John Russell and Minto, who are staying at Florence, are looked upon by the Grand Duke as a couple of itinerant dcmagogues. , At ...

... the only names cited by General but the total number of victim* la 19.” THE TREATY WITH CHINA. Foreign Office; Dec. 21. Sir John Cramp ton reports yesterday that Lord Bigin, in a letter of the of November, informs him of the ratification and publication ...

... e looking middle-Ned female, hes been examined at the Lambeth Policecourt, London, on a charge of bigamy in iiiirrying Mr. John Francis, eighteen months ago, having then a husband living. 'From the evidence, it appeared that tire accused, when married ...

... Catholic Church, Biirday-Htreet. His pall-bearers were John Van P.uren, Hon. E. I>. Hart, late member of Congress, Elijah F. Purdy, Edward Sachan, of Tammany Hall, John Morlssey, the prize-fighter, Hon. John Kelley, Member of Congress, and seven others. J olm ...