... Marlborough-strest maistralto. The offence was alleged tC have been eommilted aS Mrs. Brereton was walking along Bond-street. FAKiNG DIAMrONDS -A LIBEL CASE.-In the Queen's Bench Division Mr. Harry Carpenter, of Porte. down-road, Maids Vale, sought to r ...

... private adventure schools there were about e 78,000 chiltrorn on.the rolls. d Mr. Ou-roN said the returns furnished by 'Mr. a fakes should cause the menbers of the board to c.sonsider how far they had complied with the LmOst important of their duties, that ...

... vere hanging lat outside the sho T door, ?? the magistrate ?? condemned all he the practico revorted to by shopkeepers of exposing, ?? goads Em foe sale in that manner If the shopkeeper had ben 11usd for bothI 0the practice the robbery would not have been ...

... Treasurer of the Household. MIr. Brand, who seeks re-election, is opposed by Mr. Stopford b Sackville, Unionist, and the polling fakes place t on April 3. Mr. Brand, replying to questions it from an official of the Agricultural Union, says he it e has practically ...

... folly of hazarding i malicious and disingenuous insinuations 1 against the motives of a political opponent 3 more signally exposed. In the first place, F the weak and partial character of the clerical 7 demonstration against this appointment 5 deprived ...

... fuinpor. Tho inordinate anbition of woman to capture laalse occupations and prerogatives and gariments his been theoroughly exposed during the week, ilsd I owe it as a deity to my long-suffering sex to show 'em ups . Only last Satlrday the Daily °ewes ...

... Woodcock, Graves, ater Toininon, Goodwin, Lite, Sim, Kirby, tain Gete, Heathooc, Davison, T. Cook, Hope, con-. Woocck Eeapy, fake; Jones, Oldain, Thomp- ore- son, Clarke, Lloyd,'aud T. H. Jackson. did THE SEWERING QUESTION AT OXTONi Mid In moving the adoption ...

... Turcos nor Zouaves will leave our seoil without being able to say that they have had enough of perfid Albion. BETA. THE PLAN EXPOSED. TO TIM EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemnen,-Not being one of those who believe or dread the Emperor's intended invasion ...

... discharge oI his duty at the frontier. n If M. Schnaebell had engaged in any a intrigues with German subjects which would S expose him to prosecution in Germany, he should not have risked his liberty by cross- o ing the border; and the fact that he T resisted ...

... could bsiavdloed a li orte bellrings o ws- cauiemn ce ox Xr anannoned character. Her petticoats are and isno Onoexrml short, exposing her person in a shock- with thi X ingly indecent manner. She is now far gone in near tar 'godrink, and a sailor close by ...

... 1,377. LONDOS POTATOaS.-Plentifl1 supplies, and trade mode. rately active, at the following prices:-Regents, 100s to 140s; fakes, 100s to t160t; Victorias, ?? to 160s per ton. Foreign reds, 2s to 7s per bag. Foreign new potatoes, 7s to 9s per cwt. LONDON ...

... ivildelity, and their List state is worse than) the first. Mlethodisnm, then, has her vocation t I to fulfil not only in exposing the errors of a false creed ; and sensuous worship, but in liying hold of the doubter and the sceptic, and biliging them ...