... Arfcea ene who is a thorn in the side of our countrymen there, and an item in the hordes who periodically carry destruction and death into the colony, and are with difficulty driven out by the very troops to whom in proper hands they might prove such valuable ...

... et. r Sir Charles Wood arrived in London on Monday from his a seat, Hickleton Hall. Lord Stanley of Alderley returned to town yesterday from Alderley-park. r His Royal Highness the Geueral Commanding in a Chief will hold a levee at I o'clock to-morrow ...

... than those of the five weeks preceding. In the ten years 1848-67 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,061; but as the deaths now returned occurred in a population which has annually increased, they can only be compared ...

... M0osij9g, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. T HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. Tbeir LOrdbhips met at five o'clock. In reply to Lord Sr.StXaEy of Alderley The Earl of DONOUGHMORE statedj thjt it was not the intenition of the Governinesit, in the ?? of the pressent session, to ...

... desider- atum in science; and, as such, we recommend the theme to the Zoological Society. SIR ANDREW MITCHELL AND THE GREAT FREDERICK.— Sir Andrew Mitchell was ambassador to Berlin in the time of the Great Frederick. On one occasion, when the English mail ...

... Protestant Church of ingland' homily or mermon on The salvation of mankind by only Chris 1 our Saviour, from sin and death everlasting. I give you the heading verbatim, The Church speaks moot emphatically and cor- rectly the language of our Bible ...

... Redfern dis- covered the ?? a meiednic, ?? n, blown across te gaeit isto Mr. Mitchell's dyehouse, and the body of a yeerg woman by his side, also blown over by the ox- plosion. 0 the edge of the gait the body of another young Iwnjamu was lying, and just in the ...

... body of a mechanit, named Joseph Laun, blown across the goitintoMr. Mitchell's dyehouse, and the body of a young d woman by his side, also blown over by the explosion. On d the edge of the goit the body of another young woman was lying and just in the ...

... wound behind, stripping off the skin from the head. These injuries to the head were the cause of death. The jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. A YMnAznwoLY .AFAI._-At St. Gall, in Switzer- land, a young workman and workwoman having mar- ried ...

... Edinburgh, Bailies Brown Douglas, Mr. Charles Cowan, M.P., land Mr. Adam Black, M.P., b had an interview with Lord Stanley of Alderley at the p Board of Trade yesterday, on the subject of the Northern o Lights. A deputation from St. Mary's, Islington, had ...

... paper thrust in his face, while around railway stations and steamboat quays he runs the risk of being literally worried to death. Of course the established journals which pay the Id. stamp have had their sales reduced by this unequal competition, and a ...

... occupied tie chair. Mr. Edmnd Buokley proposed as a candidate George Mitchell, aged 15, of Manchester, blind from opthalmia. pie was elected.-Mr. B. A. Barlow proposed William Alderley, aged 16, of Sale, blind from accident. He was elected on con- dition ...