... With the exception of poor Mr. Hayter, who has dined, and is but too bappy to snatch a five minates’ tempor.ry oblivion in the arms of Morpheus from the fatiguing duties of a whipper-in, or of Mr. Wilson, who is deep down many | a fathom ia a statistical ...

... THE BURNOPFIELD MURDER. Friday morning being fixed for the trial of John Cain and Richard Rayne, the two men charged with the murder of Mr. Robert Stirling, surgeon, at Burnopfield, on the Ist of November last, the court was densely crowded in every part ...

... others. The Earl of Cardigan and Mr. Sturt, M.P., arvived on Monda last at Gairnsheil, their shooting quartess in Scotland, from London Mr. Disraeli is staying at Spa, . We learn by telegraph from Troy, July 80, that the steamer John Jay was bum{d on the ...

... ought. There has been a little passage at arms between Lord Cardigan and Mr.. Buck, M.P. The latter gentleman—although a Conservative —it appears spoke disrespectfully of the Leeds speech of the former. Lord Cardigan, in his haste, wrote to Mr. Buck on the ...

... When These gave the names of John Webster, a collier, a native of Rotherham, late of Whitelek, the liner came for the departure of the guests who were not staying in the hones , Scott accompanied Leieseterehire, and John Kirk, native of Mushroomthem to ...

... prolonging the powers seated in M. Thieve. era's out all, or nearly all, its history. It appeared edigtheir.urw.rinwi:6: The St. John crew put cli n f li e tea the following bill - The Assembly tha t twent y y ears a g o it was a draw-well, and t that it has ...

... Leader window into the arrest . passe b named Joh. while playing in the street,• boy having thoughtleeslyof the 7th October. Mr. John Collinsom the pub- Dearth was strut* a piecofe a Ile pointed at her a loaded pistil, which went off. She hand w e '. by i es ...

... man of his day—of a day of intellectua rie l giants. Horn Tooke with all hie res.. and fndship for Grattan, allowed Curren to be superior in wit to Grattan. Carran's the men who struck me most, wrote Lord Byron. The riohes of his Irish imagination ...

... the 30s. por week. One day whilst he was living at 22, Southamptor-street, Bloomsburysquare, & servant with a child in her arms came into the room and handed him a letter for bhis wife. By the deed of separation they were to live apart, and sbe was not ...

... Kent, white e i Syahesi | ssme night 1 buried their arms which had been one hour agd forty-two minntes,whilethe dragging | Nartolx agd > H_p2 gl g.atamd ol e e shot off. ~One of the wmen named John Bao. Castalis was three hours on the way. And when | ...

... The deceased baronet wee married in 1861 to a granddaughter of the late Hecht Hon. Ilenry Grattan. and in succeeded in the tide by his son Thom. Henry Grattan, born in 1862. I,oNpoe /tetra Kelly and Co. have just wooed the volume for 1877 of their invaluable ...

... The preofs of wit fer ever must remain.” Which lines convince one that “ glorious John ” fflhflh‘wt&omummfiquta definition. Alpbonse Karr says that ** Wit is reason armed.” Naiveté, s word which we have been forced to borrow from the French, though we can ...