... first one to meet me on the platform ;rid be my daughter Edith. S - tiggostions of insanity wero made at the trial, but were killed by the fact that Mrs. Berry made rapid derrands for the insurance money upon daughter and mother. The execution was at the ...

... commence to diminish. The streak of blue sky in .tho political atmosphere, will doubtless be utilised by tiro parlistuent, to kill right off the Tirard miuistry inettntd of d4i.y ehiiug _away . its existence. Cruelty to Cabinets, should be as much reprobated ...

... Vict..ris4, iira.wamo .IAM & io . .o,' ALGA, SS• r, by the Greco of Go I, Queen of the United Killed of Great Britain and Ireland, and of Jamaica, Lady Supreme, Defender of the Faith. TO ALL WRoM FAB PRESP.NTs COIL. W4l ERE eS We are certified diverts ...

... that of Mrs. arose from severe weather experienced Barriet Rayner, whoee Cusband was ' in the channel by the outward bound killed by the explosion. After a lengthy Steamer. Isumming up by the coroner, the jury re- The late hour at which our outside turned ...

... diferent branches of the Legislature kill most heartily be agreed and ' set about in right good earnest to enact such salutary laws as are required for the security of life and property. time that the scaffolding had been lowered, and the rubbish removed ...

... named Sandy Saiellie, was carried into exeeution this morning at Montgomery's Corner, near this City. He was attended to the scaffold by the Rev. Mr. Mann and two other Ministers of the Established Church. He ted the justice of his sentence. In consequence ...

... Liverpool, sixteenth century for • series of murders; iiiiiM fleethaseptes amidto all questions, be replied with • 'song. On the 'scaffold and in present* of 8.000 &ALB persons, he asked and obtained pennies , .oaisee Sawn* sion to say a few Words: he begged the ...

... ordered his soldiers to fire. in con. in which the Scottish Parliament met ? Was it mee - nee of whites some persons were killed.— not Ja•nes's place of refuge, when the mob, in- Poo tenets was tried for his life, found guilty by flamed by a seditious ...

... abut with the hens, but without yielding up any particle of their fiefdom. Were any one to kill a stork, he would be pursued I ke au Egyptian of old for killing an Hots, or for tricasseehig a cat. In a fire, by which the town of Delft, in Holland, was ...

... Stroke(' for; het once relieved of the leta from their rifles and revolvers had stimupressure of anziety by leereing thet the killed hated mob to teary, !teem wild when contr•tst- ; and wounded hardly exceeded a score—that with the cold-blood of Tipperary ...

... did not signify. He now questions the justice.of his sentence, and Who saw me shoot the man ? What proof have they that I killed any one ? Far different are the convictions and feelings of Turner and Ludlam. They arc extremely penitent, and join with ...

... his cruelty, perjury, and incontinence. The first appears in the great numher of pri;..ces and lords he pet to death on the scaffold, after he had taken them In battle. If there ever was reason to chew murcy in case of retseldon, it was at that fatal time ...