... the ?? of Malta, who is supposed to have resigned his command of that impregnable island, in a fit of indignation at Lord John Russell's anti-mum- mery letter to the Bishop of Durhan: The Long- ford boroughmongers are good Tenant Leaguers, but they are ...

... various appearances which presented themselves in the course of the excavation. The last communication was an account, by Mr. Grattan, of a phrenological exa- mination of the skull belonging to the above-mentioned body. As these papers will be published elsewhere ...

... Antonelli, against the offence of pre- venting others from smoking was in force. A man who murdered his own wife in her father's arms was, about the same time, condemned to the same punishb ement. Such is the just and paternal government of Pio Nono. An inoffensive ...

... commission. The Prince of Wales's Royal Regiment of Long. i ford Rifles-Richard John Lu Poer Trench, gent, to be Sub Lieutenant (supernumerary). Sligo-Major and honorary Lleut..Col. John Ffoljiott resigns his commission; also is permittsd to retain his rank, ...

... the bridge. They were brought before the ma-gistrates, and rermuanded. Edmund Tracey and John Mulcahy have been remanded on the charge of firing at and wound- ing John Donoghue, farmer, in County Limerick. Donoglhue is not expected to recover. He has identilied ...

... forward in- eti ~r. Rait's arms, in which situation he was conveyed home to Rithinoyle. The villains fled across the field, leav- ing the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes along the field. Dr. Grattan of Edenderry, and Dr. Dennis ...

... staff: -Ulster King of Arms- Mr. Arthur Vicars. Private Secretary-Sir Wm. S. B. Kaye, C.B., Q.C., LL.D. Additional Pri- vale Secretary - Mr. Algernon Peel. State Steward - Lord Lurgan. Comptroller - Lord Langford. Gentleman Usher-Mr. John Olpbert. Chamberl ...

... Russian shell bursting on the right front of Lord Cardigan v ntow threw out a fragment which met Nolan full on I the chest and tore away into his heart The sword F dropped from his hand ; hut the arm with which he - was waving it the moment hefore still ...

... O'Coonells ?? Mr. Anstcy, Youghal. Sir H; Seymour, Lisburn Mr. Smith O'Brien. Mr. Corbally, Meath co. air. John O'Brien, Limerick Mr. H. Grattan, do. Mr. P. S. Butler, Kilkeuny. OF POnMlINENT ENGLISII MEMBERS, THERE VOTED FOIL THE BILL. i.ord Ashley Mr ...

... R.-Rochester Goulburn, Right Hon. Henry Beauclerk, A. W.-E. Surrey -Cambridge University Briscoe, John Ivatt-Ditto Gordon, Robt.-Cricklade Benett, John-South Wilts Gisborne, T.-N. Derbyshire Bethell, R.-E. Yorkshire. G-ore, Montague-Devizes Biddulph, ...

... Dr. Henry Grattan Day. resident surgeon, Jervis Street Hospital, stated that Daniel Close was ad- mitted to the hospital on the previous night at L-30 o'clock. He was then quite dead. There wes a large lacerated flesh wound on the upper arm. and bruises ...

... youngest daughter of the Hon. and Rev. John Handcock. This family is descended from William Hawkins, an alderman of Dublin, who died in 1680, and whose son, grandson, and great- grandson were successively Ulster King of-arms. Thediatinguished admiral, father ...