... Bright lifts up his voice and heel against them ? Lord Lindsay has his answer. Lord Lindsay will take np the challenge. Armed cap a-pi6, in an invulnerable coat of pride, he will ride into the lists from the dull, patrician gloom of Berkeley aquatre-nd ...

... defendant ultimately paid the fine.- In the course of the afternoon another respectable in- dividual, who gave the name of John Brookes, was charged with a similar offence (about half a pint of gin was found upon ?? defendant said he had come up from ...

... to connect him with the regularly established lec- turer is a glass of cold water. On Tuesday, the subject was Grattan- ever glorious Grattan, the best of the goodf-and Mr. Jones, with the solitaiy exception of Milton, has hitherto devoted his powers solelyvto ...

... inner window, and saw the male prisoner creep into the shop on hands and knees till he reached the counter, when he raised one arm, and gently drawing away a bundle of cigars, pushed them before him 'with his head, as he glided back to the door. The prosecutor ...

... probability that the colonelcy of the 5th dragoon guards, vacant by the death of General Sir John Slade, wil be conferred on Major-general the Earl of Cardigan. A young man, named Moses Marven, accidentally fell down a hoist at the Manchester, Sheffield ...

... Friday, hA Ten on ' ucl . Admiay on Oneur hiia Seasoh ni Tokto eunad~i ictaxceaerne Salflmotnsbgotfhlgesoff'imst 'd fr glth irns arme ?? eamehon , fete to the S n owa Ariystl Loot. CRYSTALPALACE SHW of AG GICUUAL ROOS ad oterPS OUC A wiflcl b ?? on iniy to ...

... of these rulrs s leced y opuar hoce aeabsurd. The Ducessof arm. bd lftherteritoiesamistthe tears of her people in order to avoid th efuso of blood. Were all those faet concealed from Loi d John Russell ? If not, bow came the noble lord to tell the citizens ...

... Court Rudolph, !ltr. W. garrison - Wilhelm, Mr. Lyall: Ehinebcrg. Mr. Henry' Wharton Ibxis fdret apeaoo) Baron Truenfele, Mr Grattan Relly ; Zelieck, Mr. 0.Crn6iriva, h-ies Lefiec (her first gpeearaneo); Liba, Miss KUbrtn (her first apearanee), Lrr'line, ...

... T _ TBS A2;A^Ofi OF TEE AM MIAN 5TATES.- (Diy htilc )-Thc ques~nouv which the Ameriinas of the north aod south ?? taken up arms to decide is o, es to the arts, of territory over which their respoc. 1,ve ?? of government shell extend, And thuse Princirles ...

... have burned two federal steamers on the Tennessee river. A federal prisoner released ?? reports that a mob of '3,000 women, armed with clubs and stones, assembled on Thursday, the SEd insti, it Richmond, and broke open the governm-it stoiesftakming away ...

... decease 'of M1r. Thomas Grattan Bellew Is announded.H' ?? justice of the $deac for the county of GCIalay, and from 1852 to 1857 rhpresested' it in parliament. In 1857 he mained Pauline, second daughter of the late Mr. Grattan, M.p, 'when he assumed the ...

... R. Dacre's tenure of office as commandant atWoolwich, he will be replaced by Col. E. Warde, R.A, at present commanding that arm at Portsmouth. We have to announce the premature death of Vis. countess Boyle, which event occurred on Saturday se'nnight. Her ...