... Birkenhead Shore ; or, An Attempt to Communicate Gene- ral Principles of Zoology through the medium of a Local — by John Price, M.A., of St. John's College, Cam- Two specimens of very extraordinary growth, cut from pine trees (the Pinus Pinaster, or Chester ...

... the Breeknock Arms,- He was Pauied by Mr. Gulliver. When we arrived at the Brecknock Arms I saw another private carriage and a Lieu- tenant Munro and Mr. Gulliver left the carriage, and very soon afterwards I heard the report of fire-arms, and in about ...

... to the dispossession of arms, are in full force in all the disturbed districts. Yet the people still contrive to arm themselves, even with the deadliest of all weapons, the blunderbuss, Several very audacious robberies of arms have taken place, during ...

... of the jurics in the late cases of the Queen against W. 8. O'Brien, Esq., M.P., Thomas Meagher, and John Mitchel. He contended that the trial of John Mitchel was a gross departure from the due administration of justice in striking from the panel 18 Roman ...

... attachment to an old order of things; but when these or these sentiments took the form of acts and deeds and were tendi to armed insurrection, they became of that character whi could not be overlooked in the present state of the Republic. This declaration ...

... determined to disarm the Guard. The latter having re- deliver up their arms, Berlin was declared to be in a e of siege, By mid-day on Sunday, the 12th, the whole of the garrison was under arms, either in barracks or at their posts. The Palace was occupied by ...

... new appointment has just been made at the Board of Control, which smells raukly of nepotism. The Hon. John Elliot, Lord Minto's brother, and Lord John uncle by marriage, has eacceeded Mr. European ceived from Baron Von Maller. who had recently returned ...

... mek The Latin Essay was then read by Mr. John Conington B.A., Fellow of University College, to whom the prize had The Englah Esos ial y was next read, the prize for which been awarded to Mr. Edward St. John Parry, Balliol College, and of which the following ...

... admonition addressed to cky | each, acquitted. the John Rusher, aged 32, was charged with unlawfully the | Mary Rusher from John Bowley, one of the city officers ; iew | and also with an assault upon the said John Bowley. Mr. the | Brunner conducted the ease ...

... but the very association of a patron's representation on the tryptych is kept up, inasmuch as the work is dedicated to Lord John Manners ; the author's eye when he sketched the Here he is :— “ Wilfred was @ generous, heasted-; fellow, of some four or open ...

... and handkerchiefs tied over their heads, the better to conceal their features, suddenly sprang into the road, one of them armed with a eadgel and the other with a blunderbuse. One of the fellows caught of the horse, and the other walked up deliberately ...

... jury :— John Soden of Steeple Barton; John Yateman of Milton ; Richard Whitmill of Chiselhampton ; John Winter Taylor of Stratford West; John Smith of Shipton under Wych- wood ; Wm. Searle of Chadlington ; Wm. Soames of Studley and Horton ; ...