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... the Battle of Inkermann—Earl Cardigan at the Battle of Balaklava Tirailleurs in the Trenches - New Year’s Day iuChiua and New York. The Frst Volume is now sale, price ss. fid. stifi* paper covers; 7a (id. cloth. Loudon: John Cassell, Mill, ami all Booksellers ...
... also that brown knitted cardigan jacket (samples aleo for warded' are finding increasing -ale i n hodistrict '■ He the black sheep well-known don family. said detective the Soot ha mp ton Quarts. Se»-sions yesterday, of John Ewing arrived at Southampton ...
... Monday, John Wilkinson. ol Rochdale, was sent to for six months with hard taliour for stealing a watch, value £5. from the person Samuel Mills, of Road, near Rochdale, Bury on Betnrday. Hawking without Licence.—At the Burr sesnona, Monday. John Burke, ...
... the war. One worthy citizen with a spirit worthy of the Fabii of old, proposes that the whole livery of Loudon should take arms for the defence of their country, and march to glory, or perhaps to a second Crcmera. This band of heroes he would officer ...
... on the arms bill, to which he had transferred the debate, and explained the rennin why he had opposed and should oppose it in all its stages. No oue was store noxious than himself to sumess atrocious crimes in Ireland, or to ntrengthen the arm II goverment ...
... human being ever said to another was probably what Henry Grattan said to Henry Flood in the course of a Parliamentary debate. Flood had inadvertently alluded to Grattan as his honourable friend.” Grattan sprang upon his legs, and exclaimed, “ Whom does the ...
... get arms. If any one doubted or delayea before, let him abou^miiek now. Whoso intended to gel a pike, let t¥o or three, (bathe may have to lend to his pfc-enDeighbonrs. Let tho*se arm now who never nSed Bbforo, and those who always armed now arm the more ...
... Baldwin. v Mr. C. Pelham should be worded » ...
... Macrorie, Mr. John Davies 8 lallcross.of Liverpool, to Jane, daughter of the lat-c John Brimeio.v, E-q., of Deane. Same day and place, by the Rev W. B. Ranker, Mr. Joseph Pimbie.tto Mias Jane Winstanley, both of Westhoughton. S ime day, at St. John’s Church ...
... Houghton, ironmonger, Manchester ; Joshua Bushworth and John Rush worth, shuttle makers, Burnley ; John Smith, cattle dealer, Manchester; Joseph Grindrod, boot and shoe maker, Manchester; John Neville, boot and shoe maker, Manchester; Thomas Blomley ...
... Messrs. John Davies and Son’s list John Pendlebury, of Crumpsall, bleacher, for certain improvements in machinery or apparatus for bleaching or cleansing textile fabrics or materials; dated December 15, 1858. —Frederick Warner, of London; John Derbyshire ...
... whether was any relation to the Grove, of Atarnry. Grove gravely replied that had but one relation, and that was his brother John. Among the regular toasts drank the celebration of the Fourth at Ithaca, N. V*. find the following pretty compliment the ladies ...