... noteworthy than the rest—that of Lord John Ruasell. some time aince ■old off hi. house in Belgravia (Che.hara Place), and ha. now left for Antwerp, where his lady and family are ataying-thc former in rery bad health. Lord John thence to Swilaerland and to July ...

... provisions of the art 19th and ic., ch. J 4. The Tipperary Free Prtu of last week states, that the rumour of James (and oven John) Sadleir being still Ireland, is daily gaining ground, and becoming morej generally credited. The decomposed body of a short ...

... dispute. John Bull's footman bad eufrss—Johnny Crapaud’s lackeys had none! The French spindle-shanks were beaten hollow substantial and vigorous «m/rrstandiHgg of the English flunkies. The Russians may affect to deprecate the powess of our “arms, comparison ...

... in the face of all the assembled wisdom of the house. Accordingly, the next day, at dinner-time, in marched the duellist, armed with formidable cowhide, and advancing to Brown’s chair proceeded to dust his jacket for him in the most approved style. Brown ...

... other asinine metropolitan affairs. As an item of importance to the working classes 1 may mention the rapid progress which Mr. John Bennett, the well-known watchmaker of Cheapside, it in public opinion with regard to his scheme of employing women in the watch ...

... Betts—22nd Inst, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. William Betu, confectioner, St. John’s-street. Bury. Boav—26lh inst, of consumption, aged S 5, Anne, the beloved wife of Mr. Georjje Boby, draper, of Stowmarket, brother to Mr. Robert Boby, of Bury. Drake—26th inst ...

... when looking intently at the picture the spectator may almost imagine that the figures are in motion. The portrait of Lord Cardigan is well introduced, and does not all interfere with the general effect of the picture. The artist has avoided the too common ...

... the two p'aeed on the Derby day. With tbU •ad be proßlMd, •hoold the bom via, to (tee the whole the atakae to the traaaer (John Scott), and to give the Jockey pretest 1,000/. During trial in the Crows Coart, Sligo, it woe discovered that one of the Jorera ...

... War.—A memorial of ninety-five Ministers, composing the Conference the Annual Assembly the Independents for the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, having been addressed to Lord Palmerston, reqaestinr her Majesty’s Ministers maintain intact the ...

... extraordinary om longevity ia that town, where the Vtooowßteesde Msrigay, sister of Outeauhriaad, has just entend hsr year. John the unfortunate black man who was ensured In so remarkable manner, and whose west total the old Bailey, London, excited such ...

... recently published, entitled “Considerations on the Human Mind, its pre*ent Slate and future Destination, ,, by Dr. Richard Grattan, a Senior Fellow the King and Queen’s College Physicians, there the following curious statement. of truth of superven prevalent ...

... Major General Sir John Inglis, whose defence of Lucknow' is still fresh In our recollections, has been appointed by the Coramander-in-Chlef to succeed Sir Edward liidler iu the command of the troops in the lonian Islands. Kir John and his youthful family ...