... close in the defeat nt the. laimant. nevi' el. i ant, named John ii It, has just one hi Tut sday last, this niamw it li on, or a other Leighs, and twenty-five other pt's ins, to Stonleigh phis y, arm in tall, and 0• • osn. Their arrival rim t have b. in ...

... paaultrult.r, St wsresd. was charged at the iustanee of Colon Low,'. with has in• knowingly nesled • Crimean medal flout John Baker, n priest,' in th , . 4th Light Itmgoons. The lynch inipos.sl • penalty of three times the supposed amount of the matt ...

... Henry Ranken have been found guilty of aedition, whilst one, John Grant, has been acquitted. IRELAND.—Considerable alarm was created in Olonmel Wednesday week by a rumour that large body of armed peasantry were about to march into the»town, attack the gaol ...

... down, the throne demolished, and the scramble for property begins. Lord Melbourne may encourage, may practise Socialism. Lord John Russell may foster Chartism, while transports Chartists, and Rich men torn pale While ruffians leap and dance; but the day ...

... was business transacted, and they broke early hour. Immediately after the Sheriffs were take into custody by the Serjeant-at Arms, six Aldermen were empowered, with the assistance of the Under Sheriffs or Secondaries, to perform any shrievalty duties which ...

... whilst many the Boers on commando have expressed their surprise that should take such care of their families while they are in arms against us, their so-called frieuds in this country really their worst enemies—are trying make out Lord Kitchener as monster ...

... a latter to the editor, given the following explanation of tbc motives of Lord Hill, in the reappointment of the Earl of Cardigan, after the sentence of the Court-martial on Cnpt. Wathrn : — To the Editor of the Morning Chronicl. Sir—When the comman ...

... climax cf enthusiasm had been reached by the Audienoe. Of illustration there was oopions wealth. There were quotations from Grattan and from Sheridan, a telling image from Victor Hugo, a solemn warning of the fate of Governments which profit by sombre a ...

... Aeherley. 30th Regiment, £.2: 16 : 11 ; severely wounded ia the left arm by • musket bull. I lent C Rat Cablstreatu Guards, 1:133; 16:;i; very ly wounded by a musket bell in the left arm. The arm has been amputated at the shoulder joint. Lieut. Bathurst, 23rd ...

... strike him before he struck me; John Higgins stood at the inner door, and Francis Ludlow at the other door; I cannot say whether Higgins could see where tbe assault took place, but Ludlow certainly could not. Defendant called John Higgins, who deposed that ...

... was transferred to John Johnson of Aylesbury ; that of the White Hart, Towarsey, from Caleb North to Mir,' Collins; that of the Throe Horseshoes Toweisey from Joseph North to Caleb North that of the Borough Arms, Aylesbury, from John Henley to Edward Goodson ...

... Wednesday evening week by a banquet at the London Tavern. Sir James Searlett, K CAL, presided, sup• ported by the Earl of Cardigan, K.C.O , Lord George Paget, C. 8., Major-Oensral Hodge, C. 8., and numerous other °Seers. Jewellers will woe have a new ...