... railway sates and fakes. MB. BRAD LAUGH AND HIS SEAT. The Central is requested to state that it is not true, announced some paiiers, that Hr. Brudlaurh promised the Serscant-at-Arms not toattemnt any public entry of the House. On the conmrv. M. Bradlaugh ...

... FALLACY EXPOSED. Sir, It is singular that gentleman of Mr. Stileman Gibbard’s position should iu his controversy play so much to the gallery. I confess to being at loss to know what means by the word fake.” The concluding sentence of his letter may seem ...

... Law antr fake. CHARGE OF ROBBERY raw= AGGRAVATED CIECCIISTANCES.—James Scully, an Irish labourer, aged twentpone, was brought before Mr. Ingham, on Monday, at the Thames Police-office, in custody of Mr. Flood, superintendent of the Essex constabulary ...

... LOISETTE. Before faking Lessons send to F. APPLE Y. Manchew er, for ooples of opinions of Lolsette's Pupils. Pamphlet, exposing his system free eftd. ...

... GREAT REDUCTION OF FAKES. rp H first-clas« Steamer NEPTUNK . Y i- leave* tbu North Shore, Hull, SATURDAY, two boor* Itefnre hijrh water, ami Hull for .• very - LF.N KSDA Y, one hour before high water. Fare*:—-Best Cabin, 4*.; second ditto 2s. Steward'* ...

... fake- #vt•l'igtiut. POLICE OTTICZ, NOTTINGHAM. Faistay.—(Before the Mayor and T. Cullen, Fsq.l—Joeir fratnework•knitter, Arnold, was charged with not having accounted for about aix pounds of cotton, the property of Messrs I. I. and I. Wilson, hosiers ...

... THE CHARGE RIOT AT FAKE HAM Englishmen always view with jealousy attempts on the part private individuals to encroach upon what they conceive to the rights of the public. The usually quiet town of Fareham has lately been thrown into state of unwonted ...

... A LONDON FAKE.* 4 During the present hard times the sellers birds the London streets are put to make a lew shillings. Necessity being the mother of invention, an old but very ingenious device may sometimes observed, •specially In the streets where the ...

... FAKE N HAM HABITATION. On Friday evening a very successful meeting of members and friends, under the auspices of the Pakenlaani Habitation of the Primrose League, took place in the Assembly -room of the Pickerel hotel. Ixworth. E. Greene. Eaq., the Ruling ...

... .(THE UNITARIAN’ HERESY EXPOSED.” .t.t;??. ™ the sound nt the Gospel has never been heard. He around him. in the first instance, crowd of haro “I**; who have been livinn in the d;irk . t ht Gosnel is his object to brine into the enjoyment of Gosprt ...

... EXPOSING DISEASED MEAT FOR SALE. TtrttitUy, kt Borough Folic** Court, Horry SkcMoa, batcher, Gibbet Street, for whom Mr. Storey HFWIL, VM charged with boring, on the inst,, for aok quantity potted meet that woe diseased end unfit for human food. David ...

... X. 11.-11013 ADDI33B, 00, FAKE STILE= T H E SUMMER SUN and Doak ladles ad all who are exposed to the ..o, rye of the sae sad bested partkles of dust should me ROWLANDri' KALYDOR. which removes freckles, Ise spots, insect bites, and colausoes eruptions ...