... Ru ~ some months past felt its inconvenience. The middic ¢la.. ) decided preference for the independent press. The Cornish woman who walked, LI 18351, from Pensoy London to see the Exhibition, di-d a fortnight ago, aged - ht, 2 e‘filellon Mowbray is not ...

... o'clock on Saturday night, a woman named Eliza Howell, living in Avonstreet, was bmulliokicked in the abdomen by her bnfbnnd, and bied to death in about twenty minutes. What renders the case more shocking is that the unfortunate woman was very near her confinement ...

... and rushed into the street; she was struck by one of the shutters when the window was blown out, and fell lifeless. Another woman, named Elizabeth Crawford, was also killed; and Mr. John Shaw, clothier, was so severely bruised about the head and internally ...

... ing a large blue-hook of 600 pages. General della Marmora has left Paric for the Crimes, 1 50, the command of the Sardinian army. Mr. Benson, the newly-elected President, was duly instq Liberia on the 15th of January. . h:lhe Leicul-:rr 'vmh:ly:!l‘n:“h: ...

... rueuy of France. X A large public meeting has been held at George Town, Byig N Guixna, to promote immigration. flllbu&gx have landed at Archibald Grace, and deiind. possession of Lower Mexico in the name of Alvarez. ! Mr. Spiller, librarian to the Bath Athenwum ...

... Central America it is reported that the Costa Rican ...

... William Codrington asked Lord Gough to allow his expressions to be made known to the army by a general order, on which he wrote a most complimentary one to the army and Sir William Codrington ; the latter only published the former part. Miss Nightingale ...

... of those excellent people called Quakers, inclined to «wear an oath— “ An | keep it with an equal mind, In the hollow 1. tos land to live and lie, reclined On the hills like ...

... damage. A woman on horseback at some distance, seeing it approach, alighted, but she was no sooner on foot than she was thrown down and rolled some distance on the ground ; her horse being frightened, galloped away, and was unburt. The woman's head-dress ...

... of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and heir to 1. baronetcy. Lord Normanby is said to have misrej.resented the views of Fiy land with respect to Italian affairs, The new Spanish Awmbassador, Don Joanin Francisco Pacliecl,, has arrived in London, . A great ...

... baron,it seems, has set his heart upon a piece of land belongirfi to an old lady, a neighbour of his at Boulogne-sur- Seine, and which is most inconveniently wedged in betweenofi‘l’s jown domains. The land is hudolg worth 53,000!., and yet the baron has ...

... eargo, if Algeria is really to be part of France. In vain, however, does the French government offer sixty acres of fruitful land to every hushandman who can show that he has 800 f. to expend upon it; in vain does it give a free deck passage to all who ...