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... provisions of the act and 20th Vic., ch. 34. The Tipperary Free Press of last week states, that the rumour of James (and even John) Sadleir being still in Ireland, is daily gaining ground, and becoming more generally credited. The decomposed body of short ...
... him anv pension it may think desirable, aud without making stipulations. According to the correspondent of the° Times, Lords John and Mmto, who are staying at Florence are looked upon by the Grand Duke as a couple of itinerant demagogues. At Turin they ...
... hia popularity. Indeed, one is popular; there are degrees of bnt that's all. it is blinded beceuaeof tn»t^*bo many, have now armed ait the Una's besrildsiiawit when in the Seven Dials with the alternative before him of going half-a-doaen *m and- one er, ...
... panion of Lord Palmerston. T saw him, some years ago, come to one of Gavazzi's, the Italian Protestant preacher, lectures arm-in-arm with the then and present: premier; therefore presence in Italy, which he once regarded as his country, is not without ...
... LONDON POLICE COURTS. At new Bailey Court, on Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged Nancy Forrest, with having assaulted her in railway carriage ou the wav from Rochda'e to Manchester. put bis arm round her waist aud kissed her the cheek, and attempted to ...
... this way, spade twice as dear in France as in ‘England. It was, no doubt, to meet this fear, of some deep trick on the part of John Bull that the Emperor inserted the clauses by which we bind ourselves not to impose an export duty on coal and iron. These ...
... maintained a very reapectable position in society. FEARFUL SCENE AT CARDIGAN GAOL. One morning last week the official* of Cardigan gaol had frightful encounter with two desperate burglara, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial the asriae. ...
... ‘ATAL Fatt A W1iNDow SILL.—A few days ago a woman named Jane Smith, who was employed asa domestic servant at the Dyers’ Arms, Chapel- strect, Salford, wes engaged cleaning the windows of the club room, which are about thirty feet from the ground, when ...
... within an ace of the invention, without knowing how near he was to fame and fortune. We allude to the machine invented by Mr. John Fisher, af Nottingham, for the purpose of ornamenting lace, and patented in June, 1845, a year previous to that of Howe's. ...
... temporarily to industrial schools the grant hitherto made by the Corporation. It is stated on good authority that long after the armed insurrection of the Commune had begun, a sympathising address, bearing the signatures of 3,000 workmen, was sent from Berlin ...
... iron rails from Dublin for Middlesborou«rh, sprang leak, and was fifty miles off Yarmouth, on Monday. The ere saved. A one-armed man Salem, Mass., lately appliol for a divorce the grounds that the hand had , ...
... of Merchant Adventurers, and the Company of Merchant Tailors. In the centre of the npper border are the arms of the city of York, and beneath the arms of the city of London; the border being filled in with the . ancient emblem of the Yorkists —the white ...