... nominated for the Rectorship of St. Andrew's University, vacant by the termination of Mr. John 8. Mill's term of office:—Mr. Disraeli, Sir 8. Murchison, Sir John Herschel, Mr. Ruskin, Mr. Brownian wed Mx. Marks Dickens. _ _ THE RECONSTRUCTION of the grand ...

... they, as repessestlag the burgh, were bound to furnish him twenty-two loaves of bread and six dozen of wine nervily in the arm of communion elements. The defence wee that the magistrates were sot mud to furnish say cyanic quantity, but only so much as ...

... (Irene, but then they lasted • (anoestrem of the Sutherland family 1 her dress—white, with a vast deal brocade upon it. Lady Cardigan ' scarlet striped damask, not See:wiled as to jewels, having Aire, and her stonk•oher ell over :Irdigan family jewels are ...

... princesses, grand duchesses, and what not, hugging her husband with effusion. But not she. She has fast hold of his left arm, and she looks about se proudly and gladly, the light of lore in every feature. Her back hair had come down and it streamed ...

... the imploring them in the name of humaaity to =spend how tilities and to open negotiations. Bt DIA= of Lisint.-General John Grattan, 0.8 , chick took plum at Brussels a few days slues, the c•'unelcy of the 17th (Lnicestershire) Regiment of foot heoomes ...

... STATUE of Henry Grattan, by J. 11. Foley, which it is proposed to erect in College Green, arrived in Dublin on Friday, and is aow at the Mansion House. The great orator is represented in the act of delivering one of his speeches, the right arm is raised, while ...

... breeches, or boots and gaiters ; of course, silk Jerseys, one set of a black and orange stripe (a frightful pa' tern) bare arms, dogekin gloves, and red worsted nightcaps, like what the carcase butchers used to wear in Newgate Market. The opposite side ...

... man of his day—of a day of intellectual giants. Horne Tooke,with all his respect and friendship for Grattan, allowed Curran to be superior in wit to Grattan. Curran's the man who struck me most, wrote Lord Byron. The riches of his Irish imagination ...

... Lambeth, will be proposed se Proctor in Convocation for Sarrey, in the room of Canon Gregory, woo will not come forward again. JOHN BLACK, A LIIDWOBTH PITMAN, Was committed for trial, at the Durham Assizes, for the manslaughter of George Loped&le, a publican ...

... took the prisoner away. Benjamin Pitman, residing in Cardigan-road, Bow, said that on the afternoon of tho 2nd of March he was attracted by cries of Murder,' proceeding from the house 2t, Cardigan-road. The door was closed, so that he and other men, ...

... July, at 3 30 p.m., we left tbe vessel, the mate (George Hughes), carpenter (John Hendrickson), cook, and five seamen (Dutchmen) in the small lifeboat, and the second mate, John Taylor, four Niemen, and myself in the gig. In the lifeboat they had two bags ...

... toll. us When the order was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley of Bdaklara, Lord Cardigan said, Is it possible ? Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,' meaning the mean of the 11+6 Hussars. We advanced in three ...