... countryman completed the conquest of Egypt. He conimeced1 under a good mianter, wtnse exaniple ffiTed' his young heart. On his landing in Egypr. tile tih of' March, ?? fought by tihe side l hiis ?? and on the ever memorable 21ist March, he behe'oi i that venerable ...

... 'more pass tban he hasstated?.l canntt recollect. I always said in aqiwer thai her Royal Highness was a just woman (donn #iusla) and a charitable woman. . By the Earl of Laodsdedale-Was yop present at the balls at a the Barona ? Yes. Was your daugbter there ...

... artes hd nt let te board-room mhany minu tes. alien a saniaircomlais ws mde r apoor, measgre, emnaciated woman, who Ii .d eni infiant child on her armi, in whose fac'e the ve ry picture of mnisery rand st'rvationi *as depictedj, iaaainst hier husband, named ...

... defendant had aerved as private in the 1th Regiment of 'oot, and wherever he went he was accompanied bv, the woman. Having been discharged from the.army on a pension of 3s. 6d. a week, the defendant was appointed a constable..orr the esta- blishment of the ...

... infhrmatioti of a woman of hs'ad character, who was repeatedly charged with theft, and oa her own admission, a woman of depravea mind and habits, without even a local habitation, and while in attendance to give evidence, sbe was charged by a woman named Clarke ...

... them before ; was knocked down by them; they then took the bayonet from him. Cross-examined by Counsellor Doherty-Was in the army; left it in the year 1815; never saw Rogers before the night laid in the indictment; believes he lives within a quarter of ...

... pride of woman, that emblem of matronly dig- nity and connubial happiness, a wedding ring. MATRIMONIAL BLISS.-A very respectable looking man came into the board room, to solicit assistance in punish- I ing his wife, whom he designated a, wicked woman, ...

... employed by a gentleman to take care of his lands, and who auinually returns an account of the receipts l and expenditures, arid the profit made during the year? ?? Baron-But a mann could only swear what the land would produce himself. ' Solicitor General-Well ...

... gentleman of fortune, who held the situation of Master of the Horse to the Lord Lieutepant of Ireland, and was a Captain in the army; and defendant was Captain Murray, of the 15th Hussears, one of the aides-de-camp to the Lord Lieutenant. Tbe present action ...

... none of my sisters live with him; I never saw him beat either my mother or sisters ; there is no woman living now with him, but therb is a child by some woman; that illegitimate child is a son ; my father treated my sisters well, and that's as true as all ...

... comrmitted for trial on the first etR0HEy,- Henry Cuddy was charged with having stolen accselere tloak, the property of a woman named Bridget Thepri$Oner was committed for trial on her informa ,losaLT._James Reilly, a publican, charged Benjamin Doall ...

... Douglas Bruce, and others. h'lie affidlaavit stated that these persons entered upon lands over which a receiver of this court had been appointed on the pretence that the lands reverted to Sir E. Denny on the dropping of a life, and actually re- ceived rents ...