... number of persons who assembled s Waer'a the Kiiig's Arms Inn, B~owness,'to celebrate the mar- LI ried riageo of a' Mr. Mritchinson, gave raw spirits to some ii 'euncidrncnreae botte do f the inn. John ft kun 'Jsp ilacideih yaso gwo partook of I, had 'teprtws ...

... resources of Ire- e land, and which was seconded by Mr. John Enniv, high e sheriff of Doblin. e The proposers and seconders of the remaining re9sri a e lions were the Marquis of Drogheda, Mr. Creagh, Lord ; arm, Mr. C setwoode, Col. Voreker, and Mr. Bowen. I ...

... is substituted for the notice that appeared in the Gazette of the 15th tilt, ;-The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John Fisher as vice-consul at Barrow-in-Furness for the United States of Mexico. MAYORAL DINNRx TO HER MAJESTY'S JUWES. 1 -The ...

... signed the Pledge were C. G. Duffy, .1.t aWitchel, C. 'J'affe, T. D. Reilly, John Martin, R. D, c Wilim, P. J. Smith, T. Dungan, P. J. Barry, Jot~ nP Byrne. J. de Courcy Young, John Centwell, We.,&oc. he The Council did not ask the Confederates to adopt that ...

... from Mr. Skyrme's mouth. He exclaimed, I am dying, fell into his friend's arms, and immediately ?? Tim. On Monday evening, a boy named John Jarrett-- the adopted son of John Brierley, an extensive farmer ,at Stoney Heye--while in the fields with some ...

... PoatmastelrGeneral ?? ?? i afit Naples with his family, and hs estebllshnents I ot aitfentirely broken up. I ?? are ]i Sic John Franklin, Governor of Van Dieplan's Land, has ineued cent 'a frolm then declaring that newspapoxo arr tying in, er de ,, a ...

... Captain John Smith, who hailed from Bathurst, New Brunswick, decided to put bark to port. He had been on the bridge all night, and it was five o'clock in the morning when he attempted to turn his vessel. In doing so a fearful sea pooped them, and John Minch ...

... Conway, leaves a widow and ~four, hot children. Re, FAAAcrurs AT' TBAN55EFCAD inquest Be' was held yesterday, at the Queen's Arms Public-th house, Traumiere, before Mr. Ch-urtoni, coroner, on- tho bd ofohnt Oatt., eight years old, son of p- Francis Oat ...

... Pilots* Committee, meet cisualt'es. If there any sue'' fund, I think that Hugh Williams, G orue Dix'm, William Corran, and John Brown, who brave y volunteered to their punt when the sea was iunnng mountains high, have strona claim npon f r some distinctive ...

... Frees Library, thought that they night look forward to another Grimsby sprmging up on the shore of Cardigan Bay, before many years- Wer over. Mr. John Prichard, chitman of the free library committee, responded. A deputation, headed by Lord Kenyon, was ...

... all kinds, raised its own armed forces, whether for local or imperial purposes, controlled all its own resources, ignored the Parliament of Hngland, and acknowledged no authority but that of the Sovereign. Such was 'Grattan's Parliament, and that was ...

... the late Lady Ribblesdale, first wife of Lord John Russell. itI d Thernow chancellor hag already filled theL posts of chief a f poor-law commisslioner end secretairy to the treasury, lar 8under Lord John Russell's adminiitration. wh i, THn DUKE Or CAimuRanG1 ...