... man of his day—of • day of intellectual Osman Horn Tooke with all his respect and friendship for Grattan, allowed Curran to be superior in wit to Grattan. Curran's th. men who struck me most. wrote Lord Byron. The riches of his Irish imagination ...

... 37,rsbs 15 of the country. ft is very iniport.oot to remember Borne neople-we do not know whetter they would that all seem armed on ore pole -via , that the rather not die-certainly would rather tot PARED, swine, per qr malt - - he buried. NS, teirbonel ...

... zsIRTH3. December 8, at the Market-place, Hampton, the wife of Mr. John Cock, draper, of a daughter. December 8, at the Black Horse ion, Salford,the wife of Mr. John Jamie', of a son. December 9, at 2, St. Barnahasstreet, Jericho, Oxford, the wife of ...

... and Mr. John Eborn Jeaninge for their practical economy in keeping the roads i■ gool order, and they were Irvin ;mainmasts' appointed surveyora CHILLIJS.—The will and codicil, dated rcspect rely Au. gust 12, 1870, and Augast 27, 147 d, of Sir John Newdi[►te ...

... pnndent says A Communist paper professes to legreatly shocked at the banquet offered to Sir Garnet Wolueley and his eompanionn in arms by the Lord Mayor. There is something very typal-ire to the sensitive French mind in celebrang canguirmry triumphs at table ...

... Chilton, to Julia Maria, youns•st daughter of Mr. John Thompson Phipps, Satre, House, Carlton-road, Maids Vale, London. April 15, al Marlborough.road Chapel. Banbury, by the Rey. C. Winters, Mr. John lidgetards Hey, of the firm of Hill and Her, Halifax ...

... took the prisoner away. Benjamin Pitman, residing in Cardigan-road, Bow, said that, on the afternoon of the 2nd of March, be was attracted by cries of Murder,' proceeding from the house 24, Cardigan-road. The door was closed, so that he and other men ...

... 12, at Wolverton, aged 85, Mr. John Allison Bell, carpenter. February 13, at Aynho, aged 81, Elizabeth, widow of the late Mr. Joseph Buckingham. February 13, at the Foresters' Arms Inn, Stony Stratford, aged 30, Mr. John Edwin Bromwich Patchett Bill'son ...

... 74, Mr. John Preedy, of Fleetstreet, London, son of the late Mr. Thomas Preedy, of Dunstew. March 4, at Cuddington, Fanny, infant daughter of Mr. William Dunkin. March 4, at Pink Hill Farm, Eynsham, aged 3 months, John Thomas, son of Mr. John Blake. March ...

... slab which, we believe, was considerably more than Mr. To her dear John, who died of eating crab. Mendel gave for the book. A eopy of Baines's Hite Bnuernarr, Ismaarin — Here lies John Higley, tory of Lancashire, the first edition, in four volumes bone ...

... -11 man who was follow. his wife's hearse, sad wee somewhat corpulent, called out to the oosohman, Drive • little slower, John ; you need not be in such a hurry. Why should we make a toil of a pleasure: A CUR - AGO divine', in discuesing the subject ...

... Pagnell, aged 19, Thomas, son of Mr. John French. April 6, at 42, Bridge-street, Osney, Oxford, aged 37, Elizabeth. wife of Mr. George Coster. April 6, at 36, St. John-street, Oxford, aged 82, Charlotte, widow of the late John J. S. Freeborn, Esq. April 6, aged ...