... words— Every Spaniard is bound, at his I, country's call, to defend the Constitution with arms in his hands. The pronunciamiento was speedily followed by an appeal to arms. Narvaez, Concha, Pezuela, and O'Donnell arriving in the south-eastern parts from Stance—by ...

... provisions of the act 19th and 20th Vie., ch. The Tipperary Free Press of last week states, that the rumour of James (and even John) Sailleir being still in Ireland, in duly gaining ground, and becoming more gen. rally credited. The decomposed body of a short ...

... of that noble house the Howards. Rt. Hon. the Eari Dartmouth. Rt. Hon. the Earl Mulgrave. Rt. How. the Earl of Cardigan. Rt Hon. Lord John Manners. six different sittings.) Rt. Hon. Lord Newport. Rt. on. the Earl Ferrers. Rt. Hon. Lady Ne Rt. Hon. the ...

... Times, Lord Palmerston ha purchased tbe Morning Post from Messrs. Crompton makers, whose property it has beeu for some time Mr. John Beetham has been appointed assistant surgeo to the Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery, vice M. Samue Shepherd resigned. It ...

... an entertainment was given in Brunswick Schoolroom, in connection with the above society. There was a large attendance. Mr. John Stockdale was in the chair, and on rising said he was going to do away with all formality that evening. The business npon which ...

... Wm. Lawrence ..John Holt Bury 20 .. 8 Samuel Kay Hy. Warburton ..Bury .. 1 19 8 Thomas Cartman.Charles Leach . .Oswaldtwistle ..814 0 Thomas JohnstonThomas Hainer .. Radcliffe 20 .. 2 0 John Bridge Samson Tetlow ..Heap 20 .. 0 19 0 John Clayton Joseph ...

... at nine a.m., and sank immediately. Passengers and crew were saved. Mr. John Thompson Pagan, of the Hollies, Rochdale, ex-mayor of that town, and Mr. Joseph Fenton, son of Mr. John Kenton, of Crimble Hall, near Rochdale, have been placed on the commission ...

... near Hexham. Four horses were scorched death, and a good deal of property destroyed. The Jewish Chronicle states that Mr. John Simon, of the Middle Temple, who has recently received the degree of serjeantat-law, is the first member of Jewish faith who ...

... with hard labour. YESTERDAY.— Before the Rev. L. H. Mordacque. Assaulting a County Court Bailiff.—John Hopkinson was charged with haviug assaulted John Cordingley, a County Court bailiff, on the previous afternoon. It appeared tuat Cordingley went to ...

... chloroform as usual; but the ye erau refused, saying, if the cutting was to be done on him, he wanted to see it, and laving his arm on the table, submitted to the operation wtithout a sign of pain except a firmer setting of his teeth as the saw struck the ...

... the husband were horribly burnt, and one eye completely destroyed. The domino had also spilt so much of the liquid on her own arm and hand that amputation was necessary. Charge of Murder against Col. Nelson and Lieut. Brand.—An application was made on Wednesday ...

... composition wasexecuted diamond dust by the owner of the gem, ° formerly directcr of the Naples Mint. the u^? tful London.—Mr. John Humphreys, 'Bht esex corner, received information on Monday °* the murder of a carman named Chae. Crockett. a the deceased ...