... oc curred at Garteen, on Saturday. It appeared that Miss Power, the eldest daughter do Mr John sco r Scow:roft, Bolton sa g o thergot an d f a mily of the late John Power, Es q . was in act dm William Conche & family croft and Marchester of firing a small ...

... e and humorous ENTERTAINMENTS , vim 4* Mechanics' instigation, Fleetwood, ea evemimy, 2501 dogma. AND I. Ike Rave. Ciifimm Arms, BilmcMposi, Om WA Au*. /Ise will he gives by Mrs she Ii dm above pleas eamedy as gives by her is the principal towns sad cliii ...

... regular Mir was the consequence. His antagonist was asodasr young woman, and judging from the manner In which she used her arms, she mist have been taking lessons for soma time previous to the encounter. The unfortunate bridegroom was doubled up in ...

... expel them. The lumped into the parquette to mist fa the fight. The ladies took refuge behind the scenes. A party of negroes, armed with clubs. came to the rescue of their fellows. IA number of whites were knocked down and kicked by the negroes. Lighted camphine ...

... 18. SS noblemen and gentlemen were present : Colonel Bodge, C. 8., presided, and was euPportad by Lord Luella, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir James Scatted, K.C.&, Pruesia and Belgium are expected shortly to acknowledge ot ltady. A linarding-hotma l keeiter ...

... colloquy occurred between them: — John, can you preeent r Na,' replied . John, .• air, gen ye like tee slug yersel, I ' ll preach.' Ihe parson stood mama, exclaiming, 0, John, you would not try to preach '. to which John replied, with a leer in his eye ...

... swell, the smack Countess of of Aberyetwith, struck on Cardigan Bar. The mainsail and rnainboota had been previously carried away. Immediately the smack's perilous position wee seen, the Cardigan lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution ...

... internally, DODO are considered to he In danger. COUNTERIP AND RDOCERY.—At Sandford Orleigh, Newton Abbot, on Monday, John Osmond, alias John Seymour, who represented himself as being a commercial traveller, was with haring obtained var one sums of money, ...

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... dealer I. spirits, lawyer, or editor. He suWcribes, but seldom to Church; he has a ready rowdy ,• he has hard ell Phillips, Grattan, Emmett; sad he is earns an England, pathetic on Ireland, witn mom. mosey, MIMI Wit, sad much impudence. The social life of ...

... lerd's coat of Exchequer. arms, surmounted by his Viscount's coronet, anti having The Chief II o irner, inscribed opt-nit his well known motto, non frorup. The Mourners. Upon the drivt r s seat were also dtsplayed the arms Anti then followed, two and ...

... everything, taking off three or low heads at a At A. 411 Mill, twer Ilid.4o+l, the of the miller, Mr. Johns, while patting a emnt Into molloa, got her arm eutangled to the warbleery, and was Morally daahal to pieces. A fine and intereatin:.; example of ...