... Joseph Kyle. LOOAK-Neweastle, Tanners' Arms, Bybee Bridge End, 6th %Wi t aged 31, Jane Eliza, wile of John Logan. HALOS E.-N ea castle, 1, Weidey Street, 7th inst., aged 37, nano Malone. HYMNS. -Newcastle, V. Cardigan Terrace, 6th lad, la bb 80th year, Charles ...

... MEN OF MARK 'TWIXT TYNE AND TWEED. BY RICHARD WELFORD. JOHN MARLEY, THE BRAVE DEFENDER OF NYWCABTLE. Oh, what a brave knight was Uovernor Marley ! Stout Sir John Marley Who fought late and early ; Though the garrison and fed, rather barely. Foremost among ...

... silk. To the west, north-west, and beneath us, Cardigan Bay was wrapped in reposeful calm ; while in the far north-west. and behind the bay the Car, narvonshire hills stretched out like the protecting arm of steno benevolent grunt. To the north were the ...

... one ruf other.”—' Ashes to Ashes,” by the Rew. R, Ha Grattan was N father was a lawyer hat the both Recorder of, and Member for, the iy « was entered at the Temple. Looking back in | Young Grattan designed for the came | d to the p fain to im the of Lords ...

... traditions of 's movement. the last fort ears. om, there has been ao roulating oratory. The alculated reprodnction of Curran, Grattan, Planket, O'Cou Col, bells of Meagher have been wen to the carefull Tt is enoug! to ay the speeches before us that should ...

... hid Lord Card repudiated this pamphiet published by the former, the passage Cavalry ‘that he sent the Gret Cardigan wo he wes was his (Lord Cardigan's) duty to him by him similar support. and that Lord might alwa; J depend ‘upon rece letter which he sent ...

... Brecon Gaol, and on Wednesday, the 17th of the same month, William Walter Evan and John Isaacs were secured at a place called Drawn-fun-ddu, in the county of Cardigan, when the former made an ample confession. With the exception of Williams. the whole ...

... satirising little Lord John Russell's vrondetful confidence in himself once said, that he would be ready to take the command of the Channel fleet on five minutes notice. Mr. Copland reminds rue of the story about Sydney Smith and Lord John Rowell. With his ...

... 238: peso. 826. NEW('ASrLE.--Cattle trade for prime qnantieo shout the same so loot week; secondary and inferior slower to arm Sheep fai r trade at loot weeks prlceo. Prime heifers, 7s 3,1 to 74 61; steer! 7. to 31; areond clam, to 7s ; mane and inferior ...

... (From • photo by Mr. R. Et Barna.. WSouth Rod. Newt and Yowler t, Shields.) yard during a march through Bulgaria with Lord Cardigan. At the Iread of Niohol.; isgonent at Balaclava was Colonel tAewell, wbo was, in the opinion of the Pubjest of our sketch ...

... it futeresting to note the circumstanc of the which they have become so potent a factor in ami the politics, ‘Tho late Mr, John Fi a Macguire, addition to his life of Pius LX. and bis bieg rtlopool Father Mathew, produced an admirable wor aves, te Irish ...

... over his arms and legs ! Fortunately, the rope never passed over his head, or he most have been crushed to death. Upwards of an hour passed before be could be extricated, and what was most astonishing he was not much hurt excepting his right arm, which ...