... must be eeaaondd by amplification*. official despatches, the distinction hold* good that we «ay oboerve between Che cookery of John Ball, who prefer*plain beef, and of M. countrymen, who abominate aeatame not superintend**! distinguished artiste. , In his ...

... Irishwoman, named Kenney, who, some years ago, lost her left arm iu a factory at Hoyland, and who subsequently four children without any personal deficiency, has recently had son who, instead of a left arm and hand, has only a short stump, exactly corresponding ...

... -at the awards of the Judges:—- Par the be.i Twelve Cenmlumt (in William Hepburn, gardrort. Ilevanl-s .. second bc»t ...

... Matthew Cooper, John Connors, John Corbett, Michael Cummings, John Cushion, John Day, Honrv Fast, Patrick Folan, Jolm Farrell, Joshua Graham, James Grav, John Harding, Francis Higgins, John Jeffrey, Thomas Keny ...

... short time, transport.- Lo7d U ELM,o oc,,i. postponed his motion respecting the war in Ava to Thursday neat. The Earl of Cardigan asked AberdMn what the intentions of Government, with regard to the aboh tion of the office of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland ...

... kW. Bisset do.—Alex. Esslemont do.—John Machray 1-1 do.—Wiliam Lumsden 3:5 do.—John Mather 86 do.—William Fiddcs 127 do.—T. ‘Combie & Co. do.—William Fraser do.—William Stevenson 175 do.—George Forbes 88 do.—John Smith Iba. coffee k R. rqu-44 do.—Robert ...

... bearing arms.” The Loss of the Sapphire.— Of the persons wrecked last October in the Sapphire, near New Forres Straits, the following have reached Fort Curtis R. Western, Captain Madras Native Infantry, England; H. Beveridge, mate, Scotland ; John Walker ...

... from his soldierlike appearance, as well as seeing his arm off from the socket, her Majesty was induced to ask several questions. ** What’s your name f* Breeze, your Majestv.” Where did you lose your arm !'* ** At the battle of Balaklava.** Poor fellow ! ...

... disastrous winter of 1854-5, were Sir John M‘Neill and Colonel Tulloch, or that the publication of their report created considerable excitement. When the justice of that Report was challenged Lord Lucan, Lord j Cardigan, Sir Richard Airey, and others, and ...

... to the trade in going twice to London to oppose this bill. John F. Dickson, Esq., Panbride-field, occupied the chair, and performed the duties to admiration, and he was ably seconded by John M?lntyre, Esq., Balunie, Mho acted as croupier. After the usual ...

... telegraphic despatch baa reached Elgin from the Horae Guards, staling that Sir George Brown was only slightly wounded in the left arm, and, at the date of the intelligence, was expected rejoin hit Dirision in a few days. Splendid Gipt CaNaDa.— On the motion ...

... whether this a-1 woo passed for the purpose indemnifying, or was intended to embrace the indemnification of, persons hod borne arms against the State ? If so, secondly. could it be said that such an act of legislation involved only local or imperial cons ...