... hail his leg broken v ery badly. Two of the Aberdeen watchmen, named William X' Donald and John Dinnin, have been committed to jau l on a charge of murdering John Brown. by beating Kim a cruel manner as to cause his death. The cashier and clerk of the hank ...

... that since the (attraction of the bullets from his arm the wound has been healing. Tm aire Presorts KII.I.EII.—()n the 13th inst., about helloing three o'clock. Wild, a young man, and Edwin Rowsrm and John Mattocks, two boys, were ascending from their work ...

... Rooms. Manchester. Bower and Back, Chancerylane, London ; !lamp, Stockport. tN DA V IS, Tynygwndwn. Cardigan, De:. lii, Jan. IS, at the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan. Hughes, Aberystwyth. ll'ardlgana shire. HENRY FREDERICK HOLE, brewet. Newport, Devonshire. Dee ...

... to be newly organised ; but hitherto the organization of the militia has scarcely served any purpose, but to provide with arms the pirate and traitor disturbers of the peace. We do not question Mr. Van Buren's sincerity. We repeat the opinioa which we ...

... Nicholas’* Church, hy the Rev. John Clare Pigot, A. 8., Samuel Payne, Eaq. solicitor, Park, to Eliubeth Becher, eldest daughter of J. M. B. Pigot, M.D., of this town. On Saturday last, at the Superintendent Regiatnr’s Office, Mr. John Ince, to Miss R. Margaret ...

... Bills forwardel Bonus Past. announced that on Monday night, he s hould move the following as an amendment to the motion f Lord John Russell, on the Government of Ireland ° Resolved, that it appears to this House that the appointment of a Committee of Inquiry ...

... TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. JOHN TA YLOL, stone-merchant, Albion-wharf. King's-cross, :Middlesex, May 28, July 2. at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee; Bathe, America-square SMITH WRIGHT, grocer, Walton, Norfolk, June 10, July 5, at ...

... In the prosecution of this pious design these early Reformers were materially assisted by the zealous co-operation of Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham, who maintained several preachers himself, and dispersed Wickliffe's works, and those of other Reformers ...

... Howe, io coanexion with Trinity Church ; they are £l3O. minus. ARMED APEOCIATIOPL—About ItsO of the inhabitants of Losighbornigh having formed themselves intone association, applied to 1.05 John Russell. to be provided with Ore Irma. fne the purpose of protecting ...

... by Mr. Grattan. in the character of an aggrieved individual, which terminated in what that injured gentleman considered a sailsfat tory manner, botanic Lord Brougham admitted that he was sorry any thing which he said had gi •es bins (Mr. Grattan) vein ...

... been of the party which has committed so many robberies of late and set fire to so many houses and barns. They were all well armed with pistols and bowie knives. Viger is one of the individuals who were banished to Bermuda; and. according to Lord Durham's ...

... glorious tem 'Twould pleases pamper, mans • ghat. LITERATURE. Losr or Raw Itooss.—The Life and Times of the Right Hon. Fleury Grattan, 2 vols. tiro. 26e—Fiekl's Outlines of Analog call Pbiliciophy, 2 vols. Pro. 3O..—Hallawes Literary History, Vols. 11. 111 ...