... Call horp. hittjr. Ll* ' Stopford,Vranca Butler. Win. W. 11 .niH. Lieut. F. Marahall. hr-uus, John , 1) ivji , , Ananatu* W Gore. vv' I Talbot Win A Conway. John S. lalbot, Csth Captain Butler. » a '. ,!? It Kolxrt bhefficU Lawlor. 94ih i-ir Vesey, UN. I’a ...

... both days Inclusive. Order. JOHN STEVENSON, Secretary. Beard-room, Ui. Graftoo-at., March i. 186fi. VOTICK to the COAL TRADE nnd to all Tv Others whtrni it may concern. WHEREAS Information hath been given us. the I that Mr. John Tomlins.®, (Tty-quay, In ...

... Buebe Fox —!or.«-ut,d), John F Hard,, KKIi.rJ Robert er.- lovle. Nonli Mato Bcpt; John (.perienled). M .ltbew II Frank*. K OaUvuo, Ale, MoolßOmm, 1., wis Ctunlo*. K-yal Cbeabir. (pieari.l, d); Henry Crui>e, Chid Secretary’a OflBco; John Irv.nc bi'ty, IE 1 ...

... Hogm, Alcxan- mons. d.r F.: Bateiiisn, t herm W.; Bulier, Edward; King. Lucss; Meutoo, C. J.; . th, ; Brenn*:i, John L.; Arnold, F. 11.; John; Dew hurst, Wm. The Globe confirms the announcement of the appoint* ment of Lord Wodebouac as Ambassador to St ...

... These are almut the ..Id price* previous the war. Uice has in valne. Timber. —ConKiderabla arrivals from North America. Iron Arm. loitish bir, Aid. Otlierkind' in pionorlton. 1/ealber ehangr. Housekrepera* Itetail Note for ending May 24- Bread. 8.1, and ...

... Bulger .u .stnyih, 4 part the siege Sihatna. and I ter in the battle of Giorgevo, was native of Waterford, and the brother Maj John Hardiman Hoike, ot St. Clerana, that county, alaouf the late James Hardiman Burke, the same place. He entered the army very ...

... Ttl. Joj, ■“ * * l ' ill n'.f ‘'’ '.'| ~4 .too. lu offer nli>«lorn .neh Coll, .tteiol •».orl. OIVUI Sl.noffer, lUn«aier. John iSr tor tlriu** fun**. «■ ilrwt, lAtitltn, and l , arstwulow!t. j Drltlsh Muslim and Baltorccna, With lciy erf NEW MOUNINU ...

... among others, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Walsingbam, Lord Favcrsham, the Karl of Sheffield, Mr. Evelyn Denison, M.P.; Sir John Yordc Bullet, M.P.; Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P.; the Marqn s Vogue, M. de Trehonnais, M. Garcau, Professor Ilensluw, and Sir Edward ...

... present employed in prepaiing a medal commemorative the baptism of the Prince Imperial. The 150 Madrid insurgents taken with arms in their hands at the Post Office were all liberated, with the exception of two or three, who were accused of murder. The Mtuager ...

... under which weald otherwise have t-uuk (applause). Mr. U. Atkin then proponed The health tbe Earl of Cardigan, which en hosiaatically drunk. Lord Cardigan rose, sad said—l have the advantage being preseat very interesting ceremony—that of the reception ...

... Rer. P. B. Brodie, M.A., F.G.S.-On a new species of pollicipes in the inferior oolite. John E. j F.G.B.—On some fossil fishes from the strata of the Moselle. John E. Lee, F.G.S.—On elephant’s grinder from the Cerintbium limestone. gECTtOX D. —ZOOLOOV ...

... presented an order for the goods question the establishment of the Mews. Andrew*, purporting signed Mr. Grattan, and she was known the servant of Mr. Grattan n« suspicion was eacited. and she obtained and carri- d off the articlea Lster the day it was discovered ...