... missi, John Mitchell, at New York:- theel ?? The steamer Promiethcuse arrived at one o'clock yesterday willI afternoon. She brings the celebrated Irish patriot Jlohn A tMitchell, with his wife and six childrent. Accompanying foe a IMr. Mitchell is Mr. P ...

... al alike ! w-;Punch. e 8AD. COrSEQUReNC8 OF PoVERTY.-At Xingsweod, near Sito d gonber, three children have been burnt to death. The father, It d seems, was very poor, and lived in a shed In a corner of his n mother's garden; the children slept In a ...

... protective on articlesofimport, both of manufactures and agricultural produce, with the view of speedily repealing the same. Mr. MITCHELL secosdded the motion. Colonel Sas- TRonp, as an old bird, was not to be caught by the chaff of Mr. Humes speech, and would ...

... standing at tu,, upon the edge of a large raft of drift wood, armed with a 1,,. and pistol. In this posltion he bade defiance to man and w; .. -knocking the latter into the water with his club, and I9 ! itely threatening death to any man who approached ...

... deputation from a meeting of the banke2oth united kiugdtim, held at the London Tavern, haed all interview witih~ord 'taniley of Alderley and the Right lin obr oe, on Tuesday, at the Board o1' Trade. 'The deputaiontoiconsted of Mr. Luce, X.P. (Wills arid Dorset ...

... -a edi h e DEATH isy AasENic.-An inquest weehl nteb g ginning of the week, 'and will ho resumed on Monday next, at i, lapton, Somerset, on the body of Emma. Candy, aged 217. the ),wife of a young farmer of that neighbourhood, whose death 00- r' curred ...

... Prisoner: I do; -but I don't understand one word you say (laughter). He was imprisoned for a short period. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHiT .-At Bath, thewife off. R. Ricardo, Esq, ason; and in Great Bedford-street, tite wife ?? M.W. IGillmore, H.E.I.C ...

... 3s., to T John Horalngton, Winscombe. The best llb. of cherries, 3as., b i barles Hall, Winseombe; 2nd ditto, 28., James Mitchell, SlIdeott ; 3rd ditto, 1s. 5d. The best dish of gooseberries, as., A 3William Seagrim; 2nd ditto, 28., Franols Reed, Axbridge; ...

... the road to Frimley on the eve of the murder, and he was remanded by the bench;. The four men, Dyson, Mahon, Robinson, and Mitchell, charged with the burglary at the house of Mr. Hlolford, in Re- gent's park, were re-examined at Msarylebone police-office ...

... brothers, although so young in the service, had endeared them- selves to all around them, and the death of the elder, following but so few months after the death of the other brother, has made a painful impression. TURKEY. FROM TuE Tl~rES' CORRESPONDENT. ...

... Quarantine anchorage, where, she was shortly afterwards scuttled. The vessel was burnt to the-water's edge. At Guidhall,'on Tuesday, Daniel Mitchell Davidson and Cosmo William Gordon, who lately carried on business in Mincing-lane and Cousin-lane city ...

... of the Pennant ? Stone.?uarry of Mr. Charles Monk, at lflsbponds. Two men had left the spot just a moment before, or their deaths would to have beau inevitable. As it was the toss was fortonately con- fined to that of a few tools. The accident is supposed ...