... publicains, afraid of their customers A! gettin~gtco muchhavo recourse to half-and-half hI ?? Folks. I- Sir Jules Benedict was married on the 23ra to aC Mils Forty, a young lady of 221 summers. Some ei ill-natured people may think thefe is a disparity m between ...

... le _ th to On Tueeday Mr. Hawkes, borough coroner, held te o an ?? at the fnblic Office, Moor atreet, oa o- the body of a married lady, named Isaballa l GllouceEter, aged 37 years, who resided with her pil ts father, Mr. William Weatley, of Alcester road ...

... result in a great Republican victory, giving the M~inistry a majority of fifty-six in the Senate. 7. The King of Holland married to Princess Emma of Waldeck- E. M.Gmbtla appears at the bar to prosecute La .Fr~nrce NeVellle for a libel on M. Chsllemel ...

... of October last a Welsh farmer from Gwynfe. Llangaddoek, named Morgan Jones, with his wife, to whom he had been re- cently married, and three young children from his firat wife, emigrated for America. The ocean voyage was made in safety, and the emigrants ...

... Llewellyn, at Ebbw Vale,-Joh, Jones was ordered to pay 3s. weekly toward, the mair.- tenanee of the illegitimate child of a married wonail named Sarah Carpenter, whose husband haq been in the as lum since 1S73- Mary Clancy, for damaging winldoly.i in the ...

... two nt other persons who had gone with the train, one bein- a th young man, and the other a young wioman who was to be m- married on Wednesday. as Mr. James Gordon, corn merchant, Newport, with his as wife and daughter, were not in the ill-fated train ...

... service on which they will be engaged, The first portion of the 2nd Battalion of the 5th Regiment, consisting chiefly of the married men, with their wives and families, will leave Chatham on Wednesday for Portsmouth, the remaining portion of the regiment ...

... body of Mr Baker's son, aged 18, was found in anothe • yard 70 yards off. John Butterwor h, a workman, whose daughter was married to young Baker, was found with a severe wound on the head, and his body badly scalded. It is doubtful whether he ill recover ...

... Baker's son, aged 18, was found in another yard seventy yards off. John A Bntterwortlh, a workman, whose dlaught611' was married MO to young Baker, was found with a severe wound on pr his head, and his body badly scalded. It is doubtful pr whether he ...

... outside and smashed two panes of glass. The bench sent her to prison for seven days. PUBLIC-HOUSE KOMERY. — Mary Edwards, a married woman residwg at 12, Holmesdale-street, Grangetown, was sent to prison for three days for stealing two knives and four forks ...

... train. She was a niece of clog Ann Crusiclshhakli, maid to Lady Baxter, who stru was lost. Nliss Smart was engaged to be ofa married to George Johnston, son of the pik- Iedgi keeper at St Fort, referred to above. wihh William Trelville, aged 1S years, residing ...

... EXPLOSION OF A HOT- WATER BOTTLE. The Birmingham borough coroner held an in- quest on Tuesday respecting the death of a married lady named Gloucester. Deceased had been in the habit of warming her bed with a half. gallon stone bottle of water, which she ...