... THOMAS COOPEt. THE GHARTT'S wou. I THE PURGATORY OF SUICIDES. T!e A Prison Rhyme. In Ten Bwoks. log (Oae Vol., 7s. 6d.) I ' The most wonderful effert Of intellectual power pro. LE ineed vwithin the last oantury.- 774 Britannia. got Her'e we have a genuine poem springing oat of the Po epirit of the times, and indeed out of the heart, and ex- - erienee of one who has wrestled with and ...

... I CHILD MURDER IN LANCAsnJc At the Lt.unexhfirA AMOR nn ri 1 A - ' u.t naecausure AsSizes, on erlday, eatherl U; wras indicted for the soorder of her inabat child. ILK Mr. Hulton conducted the prosecution; the prlsoa05 defended by Mr. Whigh1r-. The ptilsoner> wot i3 aged wvoman, had beeila It appeaTed; for si2 cr sev d before tbis occurrencee ttftserviceof ai r.Shariir- I v 1, barn. in the ...

... : frelanb. DUBLIN, EB. 22.-CoNFicr BETVWEX row POuICZ AND THE ROCsurEs.-The following appears in the Limerick Chroniek received this morning:-' About eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, a police patrol from Kiltinnan station, consisting of constable O'Brien, subeconstables Roohan Kenna, Kearney, Donoghuejand Ireton, ferl in witl an armed party of men, with . their. faces blackened, from twelve to ...

... I Ametnto, 4Pfftmto, & *fqlqtot4t. DES'itUCTIVE FIIL. NrWOAsTLN.uponxTTNx,TcxiDAY.-A mostdestructive flire occurred this morning at the ?? locomotive. engine nuanufaetory of Messrs. Ui. and W. Hawthorn, at the Forth Banks, in this town. The principal portion of the manufactory has been completely destroyed, together with i number of locomotive engines in progress, and nearly the whole of the' ...

... X rvUv- .-V Vi J A. The Brsssels Journal publishes the followitig details of the cruel treatment to which the Catholic priests are sub- jeoted in Russia. In the autumn of 1842, nearly 8000 families of the diocese of Podlachia in Poland embraced the Greek schismatic religion; some being constrained by the lash of the knout, others yielding to the temptation of gold, for it is thus that in ...

... Van intelligence* [We have made arrangementt by which, after thia week, we shall be able to furnish our readers with a fall report of the London Pofico latelligence up to Saturday evening.] GREENWICH. Tnr MOIDEf AT GOsaNwtCH.-_The sensation pro- duced by this unparaileled case of atrocity increases dallyl Aboat ?? o'clock the police van arrived from MsidstoneGaol, ?? Ann Maria Richardson, who ...

... LYnuROOL, FED. 24.-An inquest was held yester- day on the bodies of Jane Gilton, aged 17; 'her sister, Margaret Gilton, aged 16.; and their brother, Jolh Gilton, aged 12 years. Two others of the same family had died previously to the three deceased, namely, on the. 15th of the present month the youngest~son, Edward Giltonj aged seven years, and on the 17th, Mrs. Gilton, the mother, widow of ...

... A-I TRIAL OF CAIPT. JOHNSTON~E., go FRIDAY.-ThO j udges took their seats shortly after wa1 tenl o'clock, and the prisoner was immediately placed' It at the bar., reeh Iti. Jrvs tenrose to address the jury. The bl learned counsel maid the main point upon wihich ?? rested the defence of the prisoner was that his id o had become in sueli a state, that when he killed the Prl deceased he was not ...

... 'ALLEGED MURDER BY A FOREIGN V SEAM4AN IN HUL, L . Our readers sway peerisps remember that some live or six weeks; ago,' two. Rusiss~n seiatien waaned Isaac Eanoais and Jacob Gdreig, were. charged with cutting and stabbing two Enlglish tilantart ?? the mlddto ~of the night of 'the sixth.i Janury, ii Ladeihal.Aqnre.Ooe of these, a.fino young sloopdaain natniql Olearlics Sandervon was so ...

... -ILUujEit OF A ,1 A.'il, I .x1) iJ C. Ij ( . I F , '.THE-FATHER. . Shortly after sevesn o'crck onz Monday morning the ?? of Scuthampton-street, t' nibitrwell, was alarmed by tile frantic screams of a worlvii who SEe had just. made her oscaph by the back-door of No. 5, less Wcllington.place, a small cottage residency, only one ieral Io~ ~g. f and story highl. Tlc first person who repaired to ...

... ITHE ALTAl]:GED 1iORRRILE MURDERS ON BOARD THE TORY, ,ei Ipt TWLIAL OP CAPT. JOHiNSTO052. 'as At the Central Criminal Court on Thursday last, at Captain George Johnstone, of the ship Tory, whose he case has excited such extraordinary interest, wiss at placed at the bar 'before Mr. Justice Williams Und it, Mr. Justice Cresswell, on an indictment tharging !d. him with the wilful murder of Thomas ...

... ,,-i ?? .MURDERS OF A FAMILY, ,W THE FATHER, IN LONDON; ?? S1JICID1 OF THE MURDERER. ~ fter seven o'clock on Monday morning, the ..,weialc' Southampton-street, Camuberweil, o hrow into the greatest consternation by aesofi woman who liad just made her. hbakdoor of No. 5, Welliii ton-platce, a stt~e esdeneonly oine story higli. The first .,.,Jrnaied oh. spot Was Mr. Pratt, a sur- * . a~ r~idd a ...