... actual distribution of the forces returning from Portugal:-The waggon train and staffcorps are to be landed in the river. The let bat. 60th soot will land at Cork, and the depot companies have been ordered to embark at Devonport, to join the corps at Cork ...

... security for other six months. BsutGLAnY. Jamesa Thonson was indicted for a burglary in the honse of Thomas Dunn, of Dobb's-Land, and for carrying from it various articles on the night of the 10th January last. Margaret Hawkins swrn - In January last, ...

... of the constabulary in the watch-house when giving hi55 in charge. ' DEVL ALaIscTYs-- Air, likealf the other towns of Scot, land, contained, till the late change of manners, its share of humourists, drunken and otherwise. Amongthe aerueba racters of Air ...

... thre old woman hi was a relation of his mother's. W'¶,V'present whlets his wife hi Jfound the deaid body, and be knew It to be that of the old tt woman Dosherty. Described th~e ciulverssjlRts~ on the stalir. Mrs. Buirke feliron hier kness'land Iimllired'ihat ...

... vagabond, under 'the statute 0 vhieb subjects such peisons to transportation foI' seven yea-s. ( rhe prisilner, a young 'woman, possesses very considerable P ;ersonal attractious. She is tall and most symetr-ically form- sl d, and the natural damask ...

... his grand.Foother, Lretitia, hba nearly recovered from her accident. It is calculated that the inte1ligence of the landing of the French army near Algiers will arrive in London in less than four days afrer the event takes place ; that the steam- boat will ...

... 24th June last. - He has been drawing pension about r5 years, and sepved in the army-28. He was at the battle of Minden, in'1769, when Prince lerdi- nand defeated tse French army with the loss of. 7000 men. He has never lost any of his teeth, and they are ...

... intentions were lost on the ob- ject of them. In 1516 Lord Crauford and Lindsey died, and by his will bequeathed a tract of land in the island of Antigua to trustees, the profits of which were to accumulate until February, 1833, and then the whole of the ...

... those little embellishments which a woman's ingenuity can so readily supply, and a woman's taste can best arrange. By a commonplace observer Mrs. Hemaus *vould be con- sidered an interesting, rather than a beautiful woman.- And yet hers is beauty of the highest ...

... of the hook was, the proceedings of the Common Council. One .circumstance in it related to a portion of Williamn the Third's army having passed through Coleraine in 1690, mind the Dutch names of the officers were given in it. Mr, Dunlop said the bookt had ...

... toasts were given from the chair:-' The King. ' The Queen. The Princess Victoria and the rest of the Royal Family. The Army and Navy. The Lord Lieutenant and prosperity to Ireland. The Earl of Hillsboroulgh. (Great Cheer- ing.) Lord Hillsborough ...

... should wish to see him die by inches. This woman, notwithstanding emd sin, had feeling and humanity, arid though unfortunate, a more beautiful and interesting creature never existedthis unfortunate woman, seeing that they were about to murder the unhappy ...