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... KIREXEMUIR RIOTS. - On ridafy, before tire high Conurt i f.iigJteiciatrY, Edinb'rrgir, Alexatader Firldioay, Timoroas Watt, John flr1ttrioy, James Ilondersoui, James Barrie, weavers, hole An.r Knirmacke, were clarged wil I two cuace of mobbingv atla rioliug ...
... admittance for wvant of room. Amnollist the gentleimun on the platform, in addition to Mr. Cobden and M1r. Curtis, we noticed John Brooks, Esq., IV. Rawson, Esq., A. Nodal, Esq., and several leading members of the Anti-Corn law League. On the motion of MMr ...
... Cadiz, Sea Gult frrot Ciolombohi, and Erin treri Cidosti,. IT, VnsEt6IS ENicTERED(17 ii.0- slo l i _0A Li.i tG. 1it The Earus, John, anod llats hill [cc AttiitvrdatjGii,oAl i: forPea,;,' IIi Edward f',r Heenie a, Witloam for Gl'tbraltar. Ilit,4lb~iry' fr ...
... and an Exhibition at Lincoln College, ter- minated lest night in favour of Messrs. John Russell Baker, atd Willam Hurrison Davey, commoners of Exeter College, and John Osates, commoner of Lincoln College, to the scholarships, and Mr. Guy to the exhibition ...
... Richard Mount from St. Vincent's, Perthshire from Picton, Levensids from Ichibse, Agnee from liar- badoesCoronatten from St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed theGlen- cc' hervie for Ichiboc, Ida for Antlgna. S. Tha L? ta for Ichibee, and cip Gipsy for New ...
... S.E.-- Strong gales. PzrxzAorox, Duo. IO.~-Arrived the Cores, from London, with less of bowsprit, &Cc. GeOLn, Dice, l0.-The John Blarry, of Whltby, hence to London, Pat beck yoetorday leaky, end oust discharge Co repair. L21eTT, Dnc, 17.-The Otberon from ...
... lNns'rTO N, JAN. °9.-W;Imid W.N.WV. Arrived the Bethel from St. John's, New Brunswick. CORK, JAN,. 28.-Arrived of' the Jane from Antignua for thle Clyde. HULL, JAN. 29.-Sailed the Runswell for St. John's New Brunswick. AYR,'JAN. 29.-The Helen Stewart, which got ...
... htistant, at 14, Cockspur-street, the lady of John Eisen- berg, Es4., surgeon chiropodist, of a son. DIED. On tse 7th Instant, at lier residence, South Parade, Rath, M r Stuart, ellest daughter of the late John Wreford, yeoman, of Cleavisger, Devon. On the ...
... observed John Brocklehurst, Esq., M.P.; Thomas Grimsditch, Esq., M.P.; J. P. Westland, Esq., chairman of the Manchester and Birmingham boards; Mr. Rawson, Watkin Lees, and Edward Tootal, Esqrs., directors; Gto. Wright BEs., maryr of Macclesfield; John Key ...
... were stationed at the Barrlre du TrOne and in all the environs of the Faubourg Saint Antoine have been with- drawn. The only armed troops that exist in the environs is a company of the Garde Marine, in barracks at Piepus, whose position is critical. The ...
... granddaughter of the late John Field, Bsqs., of Greenwich. On the 18th inst., at 49, Queen-street, Edinburgh, by the Rev. R. H. Stevenson, of St. George's, the Rev. Robert Nisbet, of West St. Giles, to Eliza, daughter of John Taese, of Stobsislel, Esq ...
... Yarmiouth, Jane f'romi Liverpool, Louisa from Lonidon, Sarah from Cardigan, Gipsy from Milford, Active front Sal- comibe, George and Francis from Nc1s ca.tle, Sophia from Cardigan, John and Mlary from Swanisea, Express from Hlayle, Lord Bereoford fromi ...