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... charged on his confession with having caused the death of his partner, George Wilson, in 1858, at the Loddon gold diggings, Victoria. Mr. Wright, solicitor, Great Portland-street, defended. Mr. Superintendent Thomson, E. division, produced a communication ...
... outside, had shown that he sold it to be consumed off the premises. In the case of Deal v. Schofield, heard in the Court of Queen's bench, a policeman had been served with beer through a window, and had stood as close to the house as possible to drink the ...
... in summer or winter, and cream in half the time. A few sheds from that occupied by the company of Thomas and Taylor, of Victoria Bridge, Salford, have been exciting surprise to onlookers with their patent hexagon eccentric churn, driven by steam. The ...
... of age. ON S.—The other night a fire occurred on board the steamship Pennsylvania, for New York, lying in the tidal basin, Victoria Docks, London. In the after hold were about 503 bales of jute, which were severely damaged by fire, and the cargo in the ...
... and of the present month. THE - _ ALLEGED - CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE , EMPRESS AND THE QUEEN. The'Daily releviaph directly contradicts the statement that the Queen of England has written to the Empress Eugenie regretting her inability to mediate. The ...
... seem to purchase them rather dearly, and it is folly to deny that the Queen has of late years once or twice compelled pnliticiaus to reflect upon the prier. For years past glean Victoria has refused to be present at the seat Of_ Government. .For years she ...
... SOLICITING MEDIATION. THE_QI7EEN_ OF ENGLA.ND'S _REPLY. August 20.—Queen Victoria, in reply to the Empress Eugenie's letter about a week ago, regretted her inability to mediate. The Queen observed that in constitutional England mediation must proceed from ...
... DECEASED. NOTICE to Creditors and others. Pursuant to the Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd years of the reign of Queen Victoria, chapter 35, intituled An Act to further amend the law of property and to relieve Trustees, the creditors of and the ...
... very profound reverence for kings and queens, for I have often felt that a great deal of the mischief that has been done in the world, and a great many of the wars that have taken place, have been due to kings and queens, and crown princes. Something of a ...
... ea t an d Oat Straw, and 26 tons of Swede Turnips, also 100 tons of Hay and Clover.—For particulars apply to George Acton, Queen's Head Hotel, Frodsham. TIRE PROOF SAFES.—Large fire proof safe 60 by 36 inches drawers acros s c en t re, £ 2O; smaller safe ...
... E.O. I CARRIAGES &Victoria Broughams. Every description of Pony , Carriages, 2 and 4 wheels, Wag. gonettes t Village Oarte,Landau's,l3roughamS; new designs free. - The Registered Victoria. & Park Broughams form Brougham: Victoria an d DriVing Phaeto ...
... E.0.. • TONY OARRIA.GES &Victoria Broughams. Very description of Pony Carriages, land 4 wheels, Wag. ~gonettes,Village Carts,Landau's,Broughams; new designs free. The Registered Victoria & Park Broughams form Brougham: Victoria, and Driving Phaeton—drawings ...