... at one o'clock. j Committed the Castle.—John Baxter,charged : j with embezzling money belonging to the overseers of, : the poor of Stockport.—William Garner, charired with entering the inclosed land at Aston, armed with otfen-; sive weapons, with intent ...

... 10 per cent. has been deducted from the salaries of the clerks in the Stamp-odice at Somerset House GRIEF AND INTIIRICST ARM IN ARM.—We extract the following public notice from a Dutch journal :— After a short illness my wife died yesterday morning, leaving ...

... to the events in Paradise: proving the Temptation and Fall of Man by the in- strumentality of a SERPENT TEMPTER. By the Rev. JOHN BATHURST DEANE, M. A. late of Pembroke College, Cambridge; Curate of St. Benedict Finck; and Evening Preacher at the Chapel ...

... health an,l lb llli Upon the discovery of his lifeless body, witness ran up sttnr.T' ’ room door, and saw the deceased in the arms his father ,!le covered with blood. poor master.,” said the looked wild with despair and anguish. I could not scene, and ran ...

... defenceless condition Foul Point, that successful resistance could not have been oSered to any attack supported by heavily armed ships. was therefore conjectured that the French must, in the first instance* have effected landing, and that they had been ...

... —lyord Arthur Charles Hervcy, Trinity College. Bachelor Divinity. —Rev. F. Parry, St. John’s College. Masters of Arts. —Edward Carlton Cumberbatch, Trinity College; Rev. John Crabb Warren, Sidney College (Comp.) The Rev Philip Booth, 31.A., of Corp.ts Christi ...

... ri Coll. Misters n the E a st. The Olw i n , of Arts.--Edward Carlton Cumherbatch, a amicable interveill i ` p 7 ll ; Rev. John Crabb Warreq, Sidney Coll. ! Ottoman empire have mai n t a i n ed t frle Rev. Philip Booth M.A. of Corpus . Christ e ancient ...

... police-constable Pardoe was on duty in Middle. row, St. Giles's, he observed a wretched-looking female,with an infant in her arms, sitting at a hall door begging. Having questioned her respect. ing the child, she assured him that it was her own, and stated ...

... littlealttratpa .in the firiota.i baa bean aime appearaoea dt demand for Rood ordinary 81. Diaminßo, at Sis, but lira holders am Arm at SSs aeroa Harannah fond to fine ordinary, aold at 34a The public want a# without variation till the doae lax weak, when rather ...

... JONES presented a similar petition from the borough of Kilwellyn. Mr. POWELL presented similar petition from the county of Cardigan. Mr. O’CONNELL moved for a copy of a memorial addressed J. Maguire to the Lord Lieutenant or Ireland, on the subject of certain ...

... prosperity would *onn be restored. The Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. Alderman Thompson presented s Petition from Mr. John Williams, praying the House to adopt a plan for presenting the removing of the pavement of streets in repairing gas and water ...

... counties and mince up others for the purpose of making Assize Circuits, then he should most assuredly oppose the measure._ . Sir JOHN OWEN presented a similar petition from l'embzeke, signed by 1,900 persons..-Laid on the table. Mr. JONES said he had to present ...