... An oyt i - Or - _ . Xd An extensive robbery of valuable parc-;P conveyed by z of tie Great Western Company, from Soulh Wales and ill th parts of the West of England, took place a few days s. back. r(n Thursday morning, the mail train hy the Au )u C:eat Western Railway, leaving plymoutb u: 62S p.m. D td oil the previous eveni:.g, and c-il3ing at the intermediateD towns upon the route, arived at ...

... HORRIBLE XURDER OF A HUSBAND By I-ITS WIFE. At inquest was held at Tolerton, in the county of Leinster, on the body of a murllered man, the par- e ticulars of which throw the atrocious circumstances of that attributed to the Manning, into the shade. a We condense the evideace.h Catherine Thompson, an interesting peasant girl, was wedded some tunte ago to a person in her own class of life, ...

... I- , WioAN LANES LAnKnis.-Feorsome time, Wigan-lane and the neighbourhood have been infested by a set of lark- iug young men, who, for want of: better amusement, have annoyed the inhabitants by tying the door knockers, throwing stones and filth at the doors, and at times run- ning pretended races after night-fall in a state of nudity. The police have been on the look-out for the larking ...

... ( UPUR 7 01 (O 1A/ JON C lUN(XL. , Yc~cdya cor ulwa1s held for tli e dc.-.,patel ofpu!ic ¶IMF NEW C'0T~i0OATION All. A oiil olt, ?? to ''hir i0 tIL elcclee' . a f Mr. Gl~del, an III etioiL thle ' lidito of o hi`ck ?? stroyed br thel, Operation of' t~e 1101` act, :1111 l`ne.e Na i.1 to ho joforinud ibyti ( Ile . 'Ilitil itio'' (it n1 tIlO llIbie,,t. Tlhl ],oil 111MA I Olt 0011i thint if ...

... TNER ad IN BERVONDSET. -;dy, Inspector Yajes waited on Mrs. Manning, mnonger-lane County Gaol, for the purpose of 4g what letter she required, as there was an im- nberx:dudoruftif ts in his possession.- She then Anidi that the letter she wished to be placed in ,,vsion oder- solicitor was one she reediedfrom -. rick O'Co'uor a short time after they became ae- tited, and thatit contains a ...

... JLab3 JElitcutacum NOTICES-Txis DAY. S i DANEUPrTry 13kASoNGOALL.5T.-(fANE.)-F. D. Lewis, Birchin- ilne. printer, lost exam. ; J. Caidwell, King Williarn-stect, manuhocturer, loot atarm., 11; J. B. spenliOr, Ray~leigh, bakeor, loot t eoam., 12 ; Wm.. Reid, Yarmocuth., botel keeper, last exam., 12.- (SueeLse.ttO.)-Edwd. Ra InsOttaon, Bornee, Norfolk, tailor, exam., 1 .-t , liSOLVENT DEBTOIO', ...

... le CRIMES AINI) O(VY fN`lK! [I PosaoA ?? inquest ont the at bodies of Slirauci arid Eliz ibeth Gregory, the chflilden of ad Mr,. Gregory, a widow, who diled from arseniccontained in mapple dusmpinogs, made from flour procured by Emanuel tO B~arnett, a lodger ill the house, terminated on Thursday in in a verdict of witilfl mu-der against 13 trnett, who has 10 been committed for trial at the ...

... THE 31 URDER IN Q UEBEAS CO UNT Y. An express edition cf the Crolow 'Sentiltel containis the following evidence gisen at the inquest onl the body of l'att. Moore:- Owen Movrc, a boy of 14 years of age, and brother to the accused, was sworn and examined. ?? Ftatel that ou the nightof the 2tth of Auigust (Sunday), ily .ister, Catherine Meore, the wife of Patt Moore, left the house early in the ...

... A aInnv^ ?? o f- ol-nd M- n t. -- - - Au extensive robbery of valuable parcels, conveyed by the 1N Great Western Company, from South Wales and all parts Bi - the west of England, took place a few days back. On Thurs- ri ,lay morning, the mail train by the Great Westein Railway, leaving Plymouth at 0.25 p.m. on the previous evening, and g c calling at the intermediate towns uponuthe route, ...

... scotlallt. The result of the investigation of the Crown autho- no rities into the fall of the bridge at Roxburgh, on the re( North British line, by which several persons were cai killed and injured, is, we understand, the indictment be for trial at the next assizes of the contractor and re i- Jo dent ?? Journal. wi MURDER AT RESTON.-The eastern district of an Berwickshire was last week ...

... Volice. MABLBOROUGH-ST itEET.-HoW TO DisN roR NOTHING.-John Wil iam Molloy, an elderly personl, apparently very deaf, wh. at one period moved in very respectable society, and who reports himself to be a close connexion of a distinguished Irish family, was brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with having enjoyed himself luxuriously at the Cafe de Paris, ilaymarket, without having. any leans or ...

... - IT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. I URISI - olrlisize - 7 r. Sersjeost Sfs'23?ie.) (Bo0°reOx Nteouo~s of Bristol, Sharebroker.-The M t Cs uneup for his certificate, and was supported by Mr. ?? oposd b McH.dAbbott., for Messrs. Hutchinson Sl~rebarebrctkh~ero. °ere certain grounds of objection which asrjr Abbatt s tfe~teto the court In the absence of the bank- ,he court would direct him to withdraw. s ...