... Dillon, his son, who died in infancy; end John, visionally. General Peel, indeed, suggested that the slain son, who died during the lifetime of his bro. the Commons should be cautious in dealing with a ther Francis. John load married Lady Rose Lambert, question ...

... Cirairk—Oct. 20, at St. Jame.% Alliboy, the wife of the ker. tirahain Craig, of a non. —At Hindouoil reit, Ennis, the wife of John Frost, Eon., solicitor, of a daughter. Bareilly, India, the wife of Lieut.- Colonel Talbot Sbakespear, Bengal Staff Corps, ...

... Vicar of Belfast ; Rev. Dr. Edgar. Rev. D. Hamilton, Rev. William Johnston, Rev. Isaac Nelson, Rev. John Macnaughten, Rev. William M'llwaine, Rev. John Williams (Wesleyan;, Rev. Professor Gibson. Rev. Robert Knox. J. Gibson, Esq.. Barrister-at-Iww ; Professor ...

... gloves. Two mooning coaches, containing the chief mourners, ailment Lord Dunelley, Captain Prittie, 13:7= Req., John Trent, Esq., Doves, John =lt Marlfleld, Hon. and Rev. Dean Maude, hearse. Next came the late Lord Dmetiefe meriein which were the Very Rev ...

... the charitable funds of St. Petersburgh, haring allowed the affairs to get into a scandalous state, have been degraded. Sir John Lawrence, the saviour of India,' accompanied by Lady Lawrence and four members of his family, is on an escursion to the Lakes ...

... statement did not differ materially from that made by her on her admission to the hospital. 1/a•vit or Alf Metrics Swritarse.—Mr. John ikam, a builder, residing at Camberwell, Surrey, • for a wager to swim continuously for two hours in the Surrey Canal. He entered ...

... GREY said he was sore every hon. member to the Zoological Society by the Paella of kgypt, bar:black. I'nto i Rev. John Elms, Vicar of St. John's. Manrice and Lazarus; but by three of the Pontirs site was brought to trial at the Quarter &woos in pachas, one ...

... borough of that name, is childless, and certain to remain so, bang upwards of fifty. and a chronic paralytic invalid. But Lord John isn't the next heir to his nephew the Marquis. There intervene three sons of the present Duke's late brother Geo., one of these ...

... steamer which is to convey them to the scene of their future glory, where they immediately commenced piling and packing their arms and knapsacks, which were afterwards stowed away in the ship. The greatest order and regularity were observed in embarking ...

... =SO. Woman, or child they saved. Court, on Monday, an novel application was made by A KILLED IT ANOTHEIL - O n S aturda y Mr. John Smith, solicitor, of Birmingham, on behalf , of evening • soldier named Ingham, belonging to the 63rd Mr. Timothy Solemn, of ...

... popular boy. At Oxford, Peel was the first who achieved the honours of a double first-class. Two celebrated names —those of John Hampden, afterwards leader of a great party in the Church, and of Richard Whetely, afterwards Archbishop of Dablin —appear ...

... the CLONIIEL IJNION-T..&. The seating of the beard held es Monday. There present— Krass, JP,. in the chair. John Riall, Willi..m Davis, Charles John Cantwell, aed Jensen J. Sher, J.P. ttttt OP TIP SOOn. I..lreport Jaritee the Dierharged IJwd .. v Heinninion ...