... treatment the Chartist prisoners were subjected to since their conviction. TRIATMENT OF JOHN MITCHEL AT BERMUDA.—In answer to a question respecting the treatment of Mr. John Mitchel on his passage to Bermuda. and since his arrival there, Sir G. GREY said that ...

... appointed for the re-examination of the Baroness St. Mart, upon the charge of having stolen two diamond rings, the property of Sir John Hare, a great many of the nobility and gentry were attracted to the court. After a long inquiry Mr. Broughton remarked that ...

... that Sir John Hare had forgotten the rings for so bag a period as from Monday to Friday ; and a fact in favour of the prisoner, was that sbe adopted the same defence then that she pursued throughout. It was also very singular that Sir John, if he really ...

... returned them both to Sir John Hare—Mr. Broughton ; You have heard what the pawnbroker hesitated; what do you say to that ?—Prisoner; If he has had the rings, it was not through me, sir.—Mr. Broughton (to Sir John Hare).—Now, Sir John, I need scarcely remind ...

... Rattan tow ; a dwelling-house in the last mentioned yard, occupied by one Winder ; and dwelling-houses occupied by Hugh Russell and Myles Kitchen, in Rattan row. 17th Nov. 1848.*(Before Qeo, Huddleston, Esq.)*Henry Jacques, of Backbarrow, who was apprehended ...

... charge from his Lordship. DCATH or RI/MILL SCOTT TAYLOR, Esq. —We announce with regret the death of Russell Scott Taylor, Esq., the eldest aon of the late John Edward Taylor, Esq., and one of the edi• tore and proprietors of the Manchester Guardian. Ihe ...

... prospects of 11 e unfortunate Irish Bathos. Sir Robert Peel's great difficulty. f 1839, he. become the scare-crow of Lord John Russel in 1848 That the subject is one of paramount impottance, sad that the evils 'Meting that portion of the Kingdom are of lung ...