... (From our Third Edition of Last Week.) Late on Thursday night the neighbourhood of Chiswick and Hammersmith was thro'wn into a state of excitement by its becoming known that a dreadful attempt at assassination had been made at theresidence of Captain John Farmer Monkhouse, situated on the Mall, fronting the River Thames at Chiswiek. Captain Monkhouse himself was the un- fortunate victim of ...

... 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, ...

... MURDER OF A wiFE AND CHILD ATI I ~~CLAPHAM. - ?? On Saturday, soon after Mr. Paynter took his so seat upon the bench, Mr. Parrott,junr., surgeon, of Clapham-common, arrived at the court, and gave he the startling intelligence that he was in attendance st; to give evidence upon a charge of murder of a de woman and child that had taken place at an early it hour that morning. In the course of an ...

... Great sensation was created at Manchester on 3Sunday, by a report that a mait named Barnsley re- aiding in the part of the town called Gaythorn had t made a desperate attempt to murder his wife.On information being lodged at the Choriton-upon-AMed- f lock Town Hall police atation, police-constable a Anderson went to the scene of the shocking occur- rence in search of Barnsler. He found the ...

... 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 ...

... I r.._ V. Great sensation was created at Manchester on re Sunday, by a report that a manl named Barns'ev re- I sidinginthepartofthe ton called Gaythorn had ot made a desperate attempt to murder ?? ?? a information being lodged at the Chorlton-upon-Med- of lock 'Town Hall police station, police-constable ve Anderson went to the scene of the shocking occur- to rence in search of Barnsler. He ...

... THE REGISTRATION REFORM OF I THE REFORM ACT. 10 i- Tbe annual farce of the revision of the Lists i, of Voters is now being performed in the usual !e manner, in various places in town and country. The Overseers, Collectors, and Revising Bar- !v risters have it all their own way in very many i of the Courts. Not a claimant or an objector h appears before them. As far as these great con- r- ...

... ILLIIOL W11011TS, &o.-At a special court:, onl pr Saturday, convened before a full beach of muigis- th trates, by Mr. Childe, the inspector of weights and co measures, and high-censtable of Finsbury, the fol- el( loin important convictions took place at hits suit: w- -Mr.u' Ropbert Goose, a baker, living in Old-street, ca St. Luke's, was charged with having a piece of lead ye wrapped up, and ...

... (From our Tkjird Edition of Last M'eeke.) feed t Late on Thursday night the neighbourhood ofP I Chiswick and Hammersmith was thrown intoa 0I state of excitement by its becomning known that a gt dreadfull attempt at assassination baa -been made at seip, Ithe residence of Captain John Farmer Monkhouse, PC situated on the Mall, fronting the River Thames at Mar' 3'Chiswick. Captain Monkhouse ...

... 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 ...

... I- RSISEMURDER OF A l D By HORRIBLE HIS WIFE. - At inquest was held -at Tolerton, in the county Of Leinster, on the body of a murdered man, the par- co ticulars of which throw the atrocious cisrcumstances hi of that attributed to the Manning, into the shade. se We condense the evidence, he Catherine Thomp~son, an interesting peasant girl, all was wedded some time ago to a person in her own op ...

... goIL ce. CLERKENWELL. -CUARGE Or RAFE.-Willia. W Jarris, a respectable dressed man, 69 years of age, JQ holding the office of Inspector of Nuisances, ?? for the parisah of St. Paneras, was placed st the bar, de on Monday before Mr. Tyrwhitt, aed by Jane pr Williamson Collins, a very pe osscatyg and evi- at dently well educated girl, between eng teen and uF nineteen yearsofS age, with a ...