... seat in the Crown Court, at ten o'clock. TRIALS OF PRISONERS. John Bagley, labourer, was cliarged with having, on the 28th of July last, at Bishopstone, stolen a pint of gin, the property of John Perks. Prosecutor recollected the prisoner entering the house ...

... been in action derman Lieutenant H. F. Berkeley Moxse, 21st Foot, now | ing. and the Crimes, aide-de-camp to the Earl of Cardigan, nted leave of absence to proceed to England for th: of his health. her the Sir De Lecy Evens, Bart.. M.P., arrived in L ...

... 170 pes deals, pee deal ends, for Price and Co. leff has amen te of Sandeljord, Gre _ Soa ass eee wr _ From John’ s— Thomas Ritchie, of St. John's, } —_ | Van pe eo for Price and Co. ow we es 1 letters From Catenia—The Gugticlmo, of Naples, Lauro, 20 pired ...

... the Jews’ Oaths Bill at the beginning of the tut this too has been abandoned, rather ungra One would have thonght the by Lord John. appeal w shich Baron Rothschild made at the sto dinner, on Saturday, would have soft Lordship’s heart; but the poor Jew is ...

... Crimea are to be armed with a short carbine, a pair of short pistols, and a cutlass each man; the pouch and frog for the cutlass will be suspended from a waistbelt, which will be worn underneath the frock or gaberdine, By the arming of the workmen, it ...

... Troughton, &- \. S Bachelors of Arts.—J. F. jurt, Trinit Trinity Coll T. A. Bedwell, Cattege B.D. Clarke, St. J John's College ; B. P. Stock, St, John's DIOCESE OF GLOUCESTER AND BRI! has recently taken place between Bishop of this Diocese and some mem! hers ...

... expression, and his arme raised in a simiia the Minié still grasped in his hands uud Another in a perfect arch, his head resting on o on the grow and his feet on the other, but the back r . where above it. Many men without legs or arms were tryin sed the ...

... national flags, ensigns, &c. and streamers of rose colour and white. On both faces it bears the arms of the patrons of the show, surmounted by the Royal arms, banners, lestoons, roses, Ac On the otier side of the Shire-hall is a small arch, which may be ...

... pepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, have been effectualiy cured yy Du health-restoring Food. Rev John W. Flavell, Rectory, Norfolk.”—Cure, No, 3606, of thirteen years’ cough, indigestion, and general debility. James Porter, ...

... explosion in the colliery of John Russell, Esq., at Bridgend, Cwmtillery, on the 27th ult., as described in another part of our paper to-day, was brought to a conclusion on Wednesday. The jury returned a verdict that John Hawkins, one of the deceased ...

... friends, named John W. Busby, and Donegan's brother, suddenly appeared, well armed, and saying that Donegan should come next day, at all hazards. The citizens of Wuxachachie upon this became highly excited, and, u soon as the sun arose, men, armed and mounted ...

... the committee of the club:— Edward Holl chester Gist, and Thos. Wynniatt, Esqrs., and Messrs. Chas. Bishop, John Sadler, Joho Hanks, and John F. Peacey. coal at ceedings losed with a vote o f than en oy ks to the chairman a ee a Greet, near this 7 on ...