... he was sitting down to tea. and threw a plate at my head, and used most dis. gusting language. He took my daughter up in his arms and told her to spit at me, but she refused to do So, and he threatened her with, violence. He then took up the little boy ...

... Cambroncim, Slow Trahi, nnrd Duleiniia. SCRATCHINGS. Hurtiingdonshire Stakes.-Fentorne. Hinlchingbrok EStakes.-F by Cavendilsh-Miss Arm- strolg. Memrbers' Handicap Plate.-Lady Inglis. Peel Handicap.-Laird of Scotland and Republican. Apetirorpe Scurry Handlcap ...

... legitimate transaction. p (Hear hear.) One point has been overlooked in e: this (issussion, If a ship without guns and ol without arms is a dangerous article, surely rifled t( guns and ammunition of al sorts are equally- hI {cheers)-andevenrmore dangerous. (Cheers ...

... OUT~RAGES5. The Limerickc Clsroaiole of Saturday records numerous0 LETTER acases of housebreaking and robbery of arms, by parties I1 of armed men, in appairent defiance, it observes, of bothI 'r 1the miscalled Coiercion Act and the special commis- The ...

... 10, Greengate, Sal~erd, pos~ aof John -Newton, lately' of South D'.lan ones laud, but now of Serfolk-str-l:,Su eie, John Smith, 1, Brnunswick-street. C:-70 Us. Durhmcofectioner and g'ne:x tea Gilbert Lacy. Nor folk Arms Ho-i, lu~,'oru, r)~- ahlre, licensed ...

... tsoo, fr7ns time comniencelu'fl of Mr. Pitt's adnsmis. tra~tsn to the rejoction of MP Grattan'S Bitt em5'the 24* May (1815s) inetudfir hi, relehs'ted Speeehds of ?? Grattan for the Geta/,1ic p1ainms, and of'.Mr.l Abbott, the Speaker, against them. The adaitiona ...

... in by a blunt instrument, such as a spade or due, and through which his brains protruded ; his chin was fractured; his right arm was broken in t»o places, and his left leg. Five or eix persons we been arrested on suspicion. At Irishtown, Donegal, a large ...

... of t ralibrooc-street, Birmingham, draper and milliner. Ford. Henry, of Caurzon-street, Derby, gardener and ilorist. Gentlo,.John, of Ornmond street, Liverpool, and ov Hicks- road, H~eatortb, Lancrd:iire. oil and wax merchant, and &Itrt for UW. Hl. Bowdlefir ...

... everything he shis hsget. The coneervatlees of Lancaster have at last induced Mr. b ?? to offer himself in opposition to Mr. John Arm- re-strong, and he has iseued an address to the electors. The tihe friends of both parties are carrying on an active but ...

... 600 of the Edinburgh Chartists, held A on Friday evening, it was resolved to establish 1600 national figh guards, to be armed with lances and muskets. WOt The French war steamer Salamander was lost the other day, suel on the coast of Provence. Crew ...

... the hal Council, with a free and spontaneous will, ad to unanimity never till now seen, proclaimed Doont ' ce They then armed themselves as a National Gaar'ii to communicated with Villa Flor, on the southern rs the river. The Queen's flag was hoisted ...

... severe iDjury. a TIIF. FATAL ACCIDENT WITII A REVOLVER- An inquest was held at Ashton-under-Lyne on r Monday as to the death of John Deane Blythe, the young man who was accidentally shot with a . revolver on the previous Friday evening by a y friend, James ...