... Accounts from Spain describe the fate of the unhappy General Zurbano. He was taken on the l9th, and shot, without trial, on the 21st. The Phare des Pyrenees gives the following account of his arrest and execution ,'fiTh arrest was effected on the 19th by an old par- name of El Rayo, at a house in the e, v~i~r 2loogrono, where Zurbano had kept himself his brother-in-law, Cayetano Muro, an The ...

... APPALLING MURDER AT BETHNAL-GREEN. On Tuesday, an intense degree of excitement prevailed in the neighbourhood of Bethnal-green, in consequence or a rumour that a young woman named Emma Whiter, twenty- one years of age, had been shot dead with a pistol bv a young man named Jame* Tapping, who had for a short time past been paying her his addresses and from an early hour in the morn- ing the ...

... A scheme, it appears, has been set on foot for the establish- ment of a 44 College of General Practitioners. Now, since diseases, very generally, are either imaginary, or such as would get well of themselves if let alone, one highly important branch of Genera I Practice is the treatment of cases which do not require iI, The Gtneral Practitioner, though not a Consulting Phyri- r ian, must ...

... frivigg'o &UD *aturbaplo I)OOtf3. -- a- ,vaflD ~ ~ 'A FRIDAY. JANUARY :31. 1845.ad arspapers of WVednesday are received. On thil~t diw rntninrg a great mneeting of the Conservative party Was ol hedt ' ite into) consideration thle position of tl e andi bet n it weas unanimously resolved that doriir. wait upon the Minitritry, andi( assure li a ?? depend upoil the( ticrm andl constant ren' thetI ...

... _NTELLIGENCE. RVLWv.-Amemorial to the r N rrad frm au inhablitants of Leeds and neigh- in rad ?? o this railway', was dispatched ont r-1001 ill favo1,35usigature ,srho',, ,~niflg last. it contained 1 id ntue of ft otined in two days asd a half, nil of ilo- ht~t~i.repetable tradesmen, or householders, , ~tbe1 ,.ied toa borooh or countY Vate. otiieefthe effective working of the police ,~ieis. ...

... LO Ucabero ant K Correopvnubnto LEACH AND M'DotALL.-JUst no we were going to pres on Friday morning, we received the decision of t4 Manchester Council in the above case, ?? with a report, together with a balarrce'sheet measuriq four feet four inches in length, closely written in drenD. columns, with a request to insert all this wtetl, whitl we would gladly do if at all in our power, but which ...

... EXECUTION OF J)OWING AND PO\vYS. STRATFOP.D, NATURTIAY AO received this morning Kx, ti ^nov'A communication was Queen having been ,aut,10ntles' to the effect th,.t the prisoners until the 25th 0 resP'te the execution of the a crown case for the dm,?' 'el U?e,PurPose of submitting having been against the Drkon„ JudKes, and that decision be given to the sheriff' |i, K0 further instructions ...

... T DEFECTIVE SYSTEM IN TIMI SHIP BUILDING I I DEPARTMENTOF THE ADIRALTY. i I v SflA A *Jr A U L AhiVmi-f Lit A. itt nit (Fromtiw fllte iPlmoutl'.Tim'eSk st at, We should like to know what statement was ever pil nd made il a public print so open to the charge ot gross as fi falsehood as the statement in the Alorning Post, rc in lative to the Stenmers having takeni all ihe ytans o f 1' I tle ...

... In the Rolls court, the Master granted the petition to the executors of Mary Hunt, formerly of Bristol, praying for the payment of £1,210 Consuls, which had been transferred to W. Saunders, on bit representing himself as Thomas Hunt, and executor to the deceased's will, now undergoing senteme of transportation for forgery, in connection with Barber and Fletcher. CLBRICAI STATISTICS.—The ...

... FRANCE. DIVISION ON TtnE TAHITI QUESTIOoN.-The Chamriber on Menday was unusually crowded, and great agitation was perceptible before the business of the sitting com-. menced. The order of the day was the adjourned dis- cussion on the Address (paragraph 3), which was as follows:-' Incidents whioh, at the first moment, ap- peared calculated to disturb !he good relations existing between France ...

... I REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of this Association was held in the Conciliation Hall, which was much crowded, particularly in that portion of it which is set apart for the shilling associates. Mr J. Kelly, M.P., having been called to the chair, addressed the meeting at some length. He called the attention of the meeting to the exertions and sacrifices made by the leading ...

... INIECUTION OP WILLIlN: lO W.ELL, at IpswlCh, FOR MURDER. On Saturday last, William Howell paid the forfeit of his life in front o the County Gaol, at lpswich, for the mur- der of James Mac Fadden, one of the constables attached to the East Suffolk Police. It is a consolatory fact that no miserable wretch could have manifested a more penitent spirit, if true penitence may be deemed consistent ...