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... medical gentleman, the lives of ?? Rees, John Davies, David James, and Daniel Jones-were in all human probability pre., served. The wife of John Davies took but little of the broth, and did not sustain much harm. John Jones, who went home, was beyond the ...
... Le Grand. 65th Foot-Stalf Surgeon of Second Class John Marshall to be Surgeon, vice Grattan, who exchanges. 69th Foot-Ensign Edward Bowen to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rolland, who retires; John Biggs, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bowren ...
... pavement. Having broken one of his legs, he was conveyed to St. George's hospital. Through slipping on some orange-peel yesterday, John Manning, 50, a labourer, residing at 1o4. la. grave-street, York-road, Battersea, sustained severe concussion of the brain ...
... occurred to Mr. George Hearne, son of John Hearne, Biq., of Ardnaree. The young gentlemanwas out shooting, and when disrcharging a shot, the gun burst, and his left arm was shattered. From the injury sustained, the arm, from the elbow dovrn- wrardg,-hsad ...
... Wednesday. At the sitting of the congress to-day the ?? of the interior stated, in reply to a question, that a band of sixty badly armed persons had recently ap. peared in the vi Initv of Madrid, but bad withdrawn towards the mountains of Cuenca. leaving several ...
... request that the Westminster and St. John's- *wood VaTrds might be closed, for the purpose of afford- ing an opportunity ofremodelling them. I Mr. Ray lead a list of the sums received by hins during the week. Mr. H. Grattan, Mt.P?, next came forward, and eitume- ...
... Teggell Jimmes Sweeney, G. D. Price,. J. G. Bakter, Fred. Armoes, John kowee, John Holloway, James Devlin Charles 'Mcaua~ley, Thonmas Tremnley, Bobert Nichdl, John Hogan, .John Mortimer, John Mecitisland James Hefferon, Ro- bert Johisoen, ...
... It reoegnises Marshal. Espartero as chief, had expresses its sentiments in favour of the queen and the present dynasty. The arming of the national guard flioughout the country is advocate3d. AMERICA AND ENGLAND. A AEquadron ?? ships, of ivar is ordered ...
... and consent; whatever burns over our doors or ia our windows burns a free-offtring of the living spirit of the householder, John Tomkins, with- in; our lights are not I as lights that burn in sepulchres, all cold and corrupt around them, -The smallest ...
... and was living on a small annuity she received from the estate of an aunt. Her father, accompanied by a Dr. M'Clellan and John Woodwardt her uncle, and a wealthy manufacturer, visited her at her new abode, and repro- sented that to save the family honour ...
... have burned two federal steamers on the Tennessee river. A federal prisoner released ?? reports that a mob of '3,000 women, armed with clubs and stones, assembled on Thursday, the SEd insti, it Richmond, and broke open the governm-it stoiesftakming away ...
... probability that the colonelcy of the 5th dragoon guards, vacant by the death of General Sir John Slade, wil be conferred on Major-general the Earl of Cardigan. A young man, named Moses Marven, accidentally fell down a hoist at the Manchester, Sheffield ...