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... Arthur, second son Viscount Dungannon, of the county Tyrone, and Lord Hill of Oldertleet, county Antrim, in the peerage of Ire. land, by the Hlon. Charlotte Fitzroy, third daughter of Charles, first Lord Southampton. He was born 9th November, 1798, and Tnarried ...
... torture, and thrown into a dungeon, in which his sufferings were soothed by- the ministration of that angel of charity,e a woman, by name Madame Alleman. Escaping from his tor- mentor by the intervenl ion of the Goreandr of Guale- guay, Paolo Echague, ...
... Lydia Brooks, some irteen years older, who lias a c wooden log, both of them paupers-the man chargeable to Stief- t brld, the woman to Middleton, vear Mitlock. The stibardf- nate actors in the comedy are Mr. Philip Satenien, and Mr. a David Walker, guardians ...
... of Sir T Stepney, Eart. MAIot-GENERAL SIR T. H. FoTLAms, ?? died at Tetsworth Oxfordshire, on the'5th inst. He entered the army in 1825, and commanded the 10th Regt. in the Sctlej campaigns of 1844, 1845 1846, including the battle of Sobraon, where he ...
... and patriotism as Lieut.-Oolonel of the Edinburgh Volunteers. In 1797, when the French were every day expected to attempt a landing in Ireland, this regiment tendered their services to pertorin the military duty of the Castle, in order to allow of the withdrawal ...
... grazing ?? to those enterprising agricultnrists who are spreading their docks andl herds over all parts of that great southern land. On the 2Sth ult. at his house, near Winkfield, Lieutensnt. General the lion. Sir Henry King, l.C.B. I-le was brother to the ...
... country of a vast tract of fertile soil, which calls for eulti- vators, arid, as the land is abroad, for agricultural emigrants who preferthe cheap though distant lands of America to the high-rented farms of Ireland, no longer possessing a mo- nopoly for ...
... he earned the title of Miserable IYSinner. After auexperience as master in a griemtn at' school Mr. Williams entered the army, arid h1ad a. e. varied experience of the 'larky life which falls to er the lot of a su baltern of high spirits and with ...
... notifi- cation from Government that aquota of 25 per cent. of their establish- ment will be required as volunteers to the regular army for the present year; commissions in the line to be granted the same as last year, in the proportion of one to every seventy-five ...
... protestations. Airs Dunster will obviously not be able to marry Fanshawe rif the latter realises that her husband is in the land of .. the living, and, on the other hand, Dunster's plan n of wedding the heiress will fall through if his identity be betrayed ...
... and Lady Matilda, who died three years ago in the prime of womanhood. By the death of the countess her large fortune and landed property is inherited by her only surviving daughter, Lady Margaret Charteris. ME ALDERMAN NEsD, of Manchester, died very ...
... desired to. uproot, and pullic opinion was so ripe for a change thast'there vase n o fear of a revolatiin. The Queen was -a woman of, a kind and intelligent nature, and she was deeply touched -by the persecutions of the I past, for jusit before the palace-her ...