... portraits will he scarcely distinguished from a painting, nothing oi a similar description ever having been designed before. Lord Cardigan’s conduct in causing a soldier to be flogged Easter Sunday, has drawn forth the folllowing general order from the Commander ...

... tea dealer John Gaxe, Norwich, and Hempnall and Burgh, Norfolk, tanner Thomas Spence. Manchester, linen factor and eommitaioo agent John I dniniid Dillv, Lhllelon. Southampton, horse dealer Abraham Jones, Abrryatwirh. Cardigan, draper John Morris, Regent ...

... unprotected old women. seems that the fellows broke into the bouse after midnight, and proceeded to the bedroom of the women, armed with bludgeons, putting them with their threats into extreme terror. In the course of their lawless proceedings, however, they ...

... mrl ll.atil . c tula what she had -ret,, her arm-, eyes, and leg* would rot off. I consequence of this threat upon young a mind may imagined. M»e has been haunted by strange fancies since about her legs and arms fulling off, and it wiib difficulty she would ...

... Traffic has been resumed both the and down lines. CORONER'S INQUIRY OPENED. The inquest on the bodies John Lloyd, the driver the leading engine, aaid Owen John Harris, fireman—two the victim, of the disaster, was Tuesday, Im Mr. Martin Richards, tlie deputy-coroner ...

... raising corps of volunteers to armed with rifle carbines Such force will prove valuable adjunct to the Yeomanry numbers status would beearefully maintained A mounted corps will euahlo Gloucestershire to supply volunteers of all arms horse foot artillery His ...

... The first of these gentlemen, together with Mr. Win. Acton and the Rev. John Hodges, were at the same time elected into the corporation, in the room of Mr. John Acton, deceased, John Salwey, Esq. end Sir William Boughton, hart, whose election is void n ...

... seaman like agility lu the lop yarn-arm commenced speech, invoking liherilitv the part of bis spectator*, and haring ' ascertained that his coadjutors had presented the plate every looker-on, poised himself on yard-arm, height of at least (10 feet, and ...

... organized armed resistance to authority, and while Ireland itself has been continuously advancing in peace prosperity, and civilization. Iri h agitation of the present day has substitute l obstruction in the Imperial Parliament for the open-armed and drilled ...

... head a lancer; a woman with child in her arms was ridden over, and the child wounded sabre. One fellow, who had thrown several stones at the lancers, and was about to hurl another, was shot through his right arm a non-coutmissiuned ofliccr, when one of ...

... , was pass'nc along the Dane John Terrace, having an infant in her arms, she was attacked by a monster in human shape, who violently pushed against her, und with some slum instrument inti cted a devperate wound ou hei arm ; immediately made off. The poor ...

... and wheeling into line, with shouldered arms, stood silent and the British line of battle. Soon afterwards the Hon. Mrs. Berkeley and a party ladies arrived in open carriage, and were received with presented arms and flourish of music. The regiment now ...