... of Stop him. He had ~,eainial upon his pursuers some twenty-five or thirty yards, and was passing Kendell's Hotel, when John Allen, hackney carriage attendant, heard the cry of Stop him ! from several peieons, as they emerged from the court out ...

... Had he supported Sir John Bowring? No; but he complained of a coalition between the Liberals and the Peelttes. Wky, he himself had disavowed Sir John Bowring, and had gone to two Peelites to send them out to Hong Kong to take Sir John Bowring's place. How ...

... Lawrence Oliphant, private secretary ; Mr. Lock, attache ; Mr. Fitzroy, attache ; Mr. Morison, attache. On Monday, a statue of Grattan was taken into St. Stephen's-hall, of the New House of Parliament, for the purpose of being raised upon the pedestal set apart ...

... NAVAL BRIGADI Est- PLOYED ox Sucnia.)—Commanders Henry James Raby, John Bythesca (Baltic), Hugh Talbot Burgoyne; Lieutenants Charles Davis Lucas (Baltic), William Nathan Wright Hewett; Mr. John Roberts, gunner; Mr. Joseph Kellaway, boatswain ; Mr. Henry Cooper ...

... not come; but were mimed ea gMrsirtL • card was sent to invite Lord and Lally Cardigan, and Lord instead of Lord Montagu. hwr grace protested, was by accident. Lady Cardigan was =wry, and yet went. Except those lights, the only extra- Duchess did, was ...

... left of the Lord Mayor, and received the freedom and took the oath according to immemorial usage. The City Chamberlain, Sir John Key, then presented the badge of citizenship and the ensign of war, and in a speech of rather grandiose pretensions, alluded ...

... Wilt. • Aire, the Verneys for Wycomte and Ay lesbury, a Vivian for Tregony. The Long Parliament had a Sir John Pakiu-ton, a Rotert Cecii, a Sir John Rsm , den, a Lord Edward Howard, and many other names, borne then, as row, by men of station and honour; ...

... give energy to their movements, with injunctions not to laugh nor talk loudly, to keep au erect carriage, and not to swing the arms,---in other words, not to exercise the lungs nor the upper muscles of the body, for this is exactly whit such injunctions signify ...

... theta or film mem& e days.. new ameregainems the Ueda Coneolues of Deputies of tits British Jews. A letter, jut received by Sir John Barrow, possible that the ceremony may take pleat in the Of she were attacked. A - strict itnestigedos gas the poems Bram Lutists ...

... instrument which would largely increase its value. The Nagfewsellared Courier states that the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. John's has lately received some remarkable additions to the works of art which enrich it. Five large stained-glass wisdom, each ...

... ARCIIIMACON WILLI .1 113.—We regret to announce the death of the learned echolar and phnoloaiet, the venerable John Williams. Archdeacon of Cardigan, which took plane at hie residence, Bu-liy Heath, after a long and severe Hon. Men Anson.—We regret also to ...

... Ralph Darling. the Right Hon. Sir John Dodson. Sir Thomas Nlensell.Sir William Peel, Sir Thomas Hawker. Sir Frederick Ashworth, Sir Charles Felix Smith, Sir Henry Willock, Sir George Rich, the lion. Sir Edward Butler. Sir John Potter. Sir William Reid, Sir ...