... arrinigil and at mid-dy till tie tribunes were filled. At half-pilrt tno the Queen Regeit arrived, dressed in a dark blue robid edged with silver lace; she looked very %vell, and bowed end sinileil as she entered the Cortes. Having read the oilth il a calm ...

... = ,anrnback over a deep precipice. -Mr. B. bad the pre- s Fc omind so jumpo out.-ivhen on the edge of she bank, and 5 was thdas saved from it premature death The horse6 watmilach vi injured, sod the gig dashed in piecels; the wrdek was brought to w -A ...

... inimingof tle material of' the dress, fesioonteul in cockscotmibs, and small plaited, is attach- ed at tiie edge of the tieni. The peleliacs are edged Wilti this latter sri iming, but vithout the Open %%ork ; tnd in sorne i). |siances the sleeves have tile ...

... followjing effect:-6 ?? Mary, I was ihinged yesterday, Wad died like a (man; no more at piesent'f rou your lovring hu'ib'aad till death does us part. Love, Lawa, and Pluysic.-A little Buidlta, which may be desl nated by 'the title' of 'this mueh-admirred farce ...

... being upwards of 200 grains of well-tilled, heavy corn.-Seottisf, Guardian. TnE LATE POOR-L.AW RIOTS AT DrWSBUaR.-Brookes, Mitchell, and Bromley, who together with several others were committed to prison by tile magistrates at D)ewsbury, as partiy (ipators ...

... Surgenm Barker and Mitchell, and of Mr. Re nolds, aptithecary to deceased, who, to Satisfy atty doubt, had a post mortem ex- amination, and, after a minute investigation and inquiry, dep' ?? that water on the brain alone caused her death. ' he, jury at once ...

... Knights Grand Cros! noDOVxistin, and before any regular ninghts Grand Cross hereafter to ne made, and that in the event oi his death, the vacancy thereby created shall not he ST.eJAdfES S-PALACE, JULY 18. The Queen was this day pleased to conler the honour ...

... Manchester Rail- way at Edge-hill, so as to merge into the centre of the former town at the New Haymarket. It is intended chiefly for the convenience of passengers, whose conveyance, at present, in Omnibuses, to the station at Edge-hill, is considered as ...

... whether they should not deliver a verdict of sanslaughter, and thedriver waskeptin custody until they de. cided for Accidental Death. The above is really a melancholy case-the poor fellow had been but recently married, and after being out of work some time ...

... Dec 5, at the same place. Sol. Robinsbn, Londoni. Lewis and Dutton, of Wotton-under-Edge, clothiers, Nov 7, Dec 5, at the same place. Sol. Weight, Wotton-under-Edge. Samuel Goode, of King's Lynn, Norfilk, money scrivener, Nov 6, Dec5, atthe GlQbe Inn ...

... first class of St. Ferdinand-Lieut. ( Colonels Cruise, Mhaicolm, Ross, Fortescue, Thompson, Hlicks, Carmpbell, Cannion, Shaw, Mitchell, Lezanma, 'tosack, G. 1'Ctabe, Jocklus, 11nentlee; Deputy lospectol of Pospitals 1t. Alcock ; Majors T. O'Neale, WVoodbridge ...

... tip, and instantly cotsveyed to the aboae hospital, vhere he expired shortly after sis arrival. Verdict- Accidental death. SUPPOSED DEATH no:t DRSTITdTION.-An inquest was held on Tuesday, at Horoleydown, on the body of Chatles Freeman, a native of GloTtcester ...