... support. tfie belonged to the forlorn hope led by tbe hon. meusber for VWolsorlaniptou, amid it wias not likely that lie should hange his uopinuio, It l)ad beea said thnt no law should regulate wages; lie said that no law should regulate the price at rhe n ...

... loft 'f6r the purpose of getting some straw. Half an hour afteiwords his father, on going Into the stable, discovered him hanging by the lanthorn rope from at beans, And quite dead. Ass Inquest',was hold on Wednesday, when it appeared frons the evidence ...

... that Paganini was a violin-maker, INving in one of the n arrow. streets of Milan. He kept a little shop with his violins hanging in his window, aind was so good-looking that the lasses of Milan used to pass down, the street to have a look at the, handsome ...

... the .parties in charge of her to change the position or not was unknown, had remained against the wall with the bowsprit hanging directly across the Line of Railway. 'The driver of the timber truck used his utmost exertions, but it was impossible to avoid ...

... Ctrate of Bryncroes, Carnarvonsaire, J. P. end Deputy Lieut. for the same county, to Katharitie, daughter of Lieut. General Herbert, and grand. daughtor of the lete Colonel William Austruther, of Balcaskie, Fifeshire, May 18, at St. Mary's, Putney, by the ...

... Interests it behoves every one to maintain to the utmost, unhurt and unim- paired. We feel assured that the present clouds which hang hovering round the National Prospects, will, ere long, give place to more cheering scenes. We are no alurmists, nor have we ...

... prisoners. The Assembles Nationale declares that the soldiers found on entering it that several of their officers had been hanged. The Constitutionnel!' says that at the Place de ?? the insurgents made several prisoners, but on being forced to abandon ...

... 2d Prize-John C. Agnis, or Foutmire, Cambridge; Junior lot ?? Z. Lawrence; Junior 2d Prize-William Herbert, of Nottingham. H22nuaw.-Prizc-Alfred Bennett. EXsOLIsnr-tstPrize-P. M. Martineau, of Tulos-hill; 2dPrize- Andrew Hardie, of London. a s FnErcr ...

... a quarter. Mr E. Herbert's ch f Spot, 3 yrs ?? Mr Barnard's Jack-of-all-Trades, 4 ?? 4 2 nIon. 1t. Noel's b mn May Queen, 4 yrs ?? 2 3 Svr Pearce's b m Jenny Liud, 6 yrs ?? 3 d First Heat-This race was won in two heats by Mr Herbert's oh f Spot. At starting ...

... hiving to pay the costs. Ji. Harrison, butcher. Church-street, was charged with hanging buichers* meat outside his shop. It appeared that the meat was in a recess hanging over the pavement. Fined 40s. and costs. VAQUANCY.—A whole lot of fellows, to the ...

... might be the means of producing an unpla- ,sant smell. Mr. Hammond, surgeon, said he had in. a spected the premises of Mr. Herbert, at which time he I saw that they were kept as clean as they well could be ?? under the circumstances. In his opinion, the ...

... unanimously agreed to and passed. The second object of the meeting was to declare a dividend, and accordingly, after Mr. Herbert Spring, secretary to the company, had read the report for the last year, a dividend amounting to Si per cent for the half-year ...