... himself was I ready. Lord Byron, like Lord Cardigan in oar own times, had the honour of a trial by his peen in Westminster Hall, and of being escorted to trial by parties of the Horse and Foot Guards. The celebrated John Wilkes, immortalised by hia own actions ...

... Earl of dlansGeld, who died in 1840. —Morning Post. PORTRAIT OP SIR JOHN OGILVT.—We have just received from the studio of Mr Schenck, of Edinburgh, a very handsome portrait of Sir John Ogilvy, the popular M.P. for Dundee. It is a 'good likeness, and is ...

... this opmn Our Man before the !Ws, Mary of this paper at happen.— Arm for waits to ark dam and $ war bsils ea boor : dg which I I This as *Dear to me. lir mid to me, Did you be Arm bolts It swami to ma; I said, 'that oaiu steask one bra Ah, r mays ...

... respectable Jury, at the Half Moon and Seven Stars. in Radclitre-highway, on the bodies of Wrn. Henry (freed}, aged 18 years, and John Meadews, 24, who perished by falling into the Hermitage basin of the same dock, during the fog on Monday and Tuesday evenings ...

... nom, John Gardiner. Loorbank; corm, John hl'lnnea, Pett. Mares or Gehlinsre-17t:12, 2d, 10.-1, John Gardiner, Lonbank; 2, Alexander Paterson, Muni or Gelding. under Four Years Old—lot, Li ; 10s-1, John Holly, Dalpatrick; 2, William Lauder; 3, ...

... Murder ! ran with them to her sister's house. When she reached the door she had the youngest child in her arms, and was dragging the other by the arm. They were both covered with blood. The youngest was immediately taken to the infirmary, where it was found ...

... February, 1866.-1 mporto-- Pomona, (British ship,) Nicoll, master, from Gothenburg, 157 loads sawn fir timber, 8 loads lathwood, John Yule. Goods into Warehouse-62 proof gals. brandy, 2217 lbs. tea, 57 gals. wine. Goods ex- IVarehoits —Bl pf. gals. brandy, ...

... lies Grattan; and again, on the other side, Wilberforce, and a name as detested as his own by the mamba of England--Castlereagh. Over his head towers the monument of Lord Chatham, where, as Lord Macaulay says, with eagle eye and outstretched arm, the ...

... metropolia. At vies en o'clock, four of the local magietr.tes took their seats on 11. e bench in the large room of the King's Arms bin. Mr Thome% the Secretary of the Society, and Mr. Monek M iron, one of the committee, attended to support the inlormatinns ...

... intendant faith of the country, although Mr. Grattan toll them that it was impossible to keep Ireland quiet if one party were put in the scale above another, and theatened that the Irish would demand their rights with ARMS IN THEIR HANDS : in other words. if ...

... opposite, and who is in the act of bullying the ministermanly mad deep-thinking Mansfield, fiery Burke, and the great Henry Grattan, in my poor eye, all uneducated, the best statue in the lot; it is replete with vital ardour;—op three or four easy steps ...

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