... On Friday, the 18th instant, the four men, charged with the murder of the Italian boy, were brought up to Bow-street for re- examination. A great number of witnesses attended, and the following is the substance of the evidence adduced :— W. Hill, the porter of the dissecting-room, proved the fact of the body having been brought there by the four prisoners on Saturday, the 5th instant. The body ...

... LONDON NEWS. A notice is posted up at the Mansion House giving an abstract of the Foreign Enlistment Act, and cautioning all persons from enlisting for foreign States. Sir Henry Parnell and Dr. Bowrinyr, who are now in Paris on a financial mission, have instructions from Govern- ment to make themselves masters of all the information possible as to the mode of keeping the public accounts in ...

... THE COLLIERS' UNION. We are sorry to learn that, although a considerable number of workmen in the mines and in the different branches of the Iron Manufacture, at Merthyr Tydvil, have returned to their work at Dowlais and Plymouth Iron Works, the great majority of the Unionists still continue out of employment, and very many have deserted their families and left them chargeable to the parish of ...

... LONDON NEWS. Previously to the Grand Duchess Helene of Russia leav- ing town she presented 150 guineas, through the medium of one of her household, to the King's servants, who had been in attendance on her Highness during her short so- journ in the metropolis. Her Highness's establishment at Sidmouth, including the persons of her suite, amounted to 130 individuals. Sir George Nayler, Garter ...

... FRIENDLY SocrFTIEs.-By the 40th section of the 10th of Geo. IV. cap. 56-It is provided, that unless societies, which have been previously enrolled, shall conform, within the space of three years, to the provisions of that act, such societies shall cease to be entitled to the privileges and provisions of any of the acts which are repealed by the same statute and as the term of three years will ...

... AWFUL, AND CALAMITOUS OUTRAGES. IN BRISTOL. BURNING OF THE NEW PRISON—TilE GLOUCES- TER COUNTY GAOE—BRIDEWELL-THE BISHOP'S PALACE—THE TOLL HOUSES-MANSION HOUSE- CUSTOM HOUSE-EXCISEOFFK E—AND UPW ARDS OF FORTY HOUSES IN QUEEN-SQUARE, PRINCE'S- STREET, KING-STREET, & LITTLE KING-STREET. IT has long been notorious that Sir Charles Wetherell, the xtecorder of Bristol, is extremely unpopular in ...

... FRANCE —The proposition relative to the expatriation of the elder branch of the Bourbon family has been carried by a considerable majority, in the Chamber of Deputies, but with the exclusion of the harsh penal enactment of death. The family of Napolean, on the contrary, seems to be treated with additional indulgence. The King has created 36 new peers for life, for the purpose' of ensuring ...

... MONMOUTH NOVEMBER FAIR.—On Tuesday last, this fair was attended by a great many buyers and sellers, and cattle stock, of which there was a veiy large supply, went off rather brisk, at, for good steers and bullocks, 5!d.; some prime ones sold as high as 6d.; middling, about 5d.; very few sheep, which sold from 5d. to 53d.; store pigs sold rather high. There was a wretched display of horses, and ...

... Mr. Irving's church, in Regent-square, has been lately the scene of such fanaticism and delusion as would have disgraced the darkest ages of superstition. In the midst of the service some of the congregation get up and deliver a long string of the most unintelligible gibberish, which the reverend gentleman pretends to explain to the audience. The following account is from the Observer The ...

... MR. OSBALDESTON'S MATCH.—(Nov. 5.) This match was made previous to the July Meeting, be- tween Colonel Charritfe and Mr. Osbaldeston, for one thou- sand guineas a side, the latter undertaking to ride 200 miles in ten hours, in the ensuing Houghton Meeting, the number of horses being unlimited. Up to the last week the backers of time were numerous, the contingencies being all in their favour. ...

... INCENDIARY FIRES AT NEWPORT. We stop the Press to announce that a most alarming account has just reached us, of some incendiary fires having taken place near Newport. A commercial gentleman, who left that town yesterday, informs us, that at three o'clock in the morning he was awakened by an alarm of fire and he says the inhabitants were 'parading the streets during the whole night. Being of a ...

... Drawn by the Treasury, by the House accepted, Backed by John Bull and by our Royal will, By Lords dishonoured, first, and then protested; Whoever heard of such an ill-used Bill ? When next presented-vvho can feel afraid But that with interest it must be paid? ...