... After a 0 time, Mr. Grattan, the mansger,,cqmig forward in front of the . footlights and entere 4intb a statement tq tfie effect that the great expenses of tbi*pntaomine'did not allow him to pay all k his debts. The ?? many of Mr. Grattan's state- - ments ...

... ground of matri- mmony. -NorJblh News.d FeRIFUL ENCOUNTERS IN CARDIGAN GAe..-The other f 3morning, Jacoh, the turnkey at Cardigan Gaol, was opening c the cells of two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and c Henry Williams. when they both sprang upon him ...

... 151. each, and to pay costs. —John Wilhins and John Foulds, both of Long Whatton, were charged with assaulting Philip Needham, of that place, on the 12th inst., and were fined Is. each and costs, or 14 days imprisonment.— John Watts, of Loughborough, was ...

... Rilchardion ; 2, John Boothi, Stony Hioughton; 2, Robert H. Hyde )r and Sons; h o, Edward Harley, Wlrksa'orth. Theaves.-Pea of _ live long-woolled theaves: 1, Edward Harley; 2, John Gibbs; B, r. J. W. Thompson, Calhonglow; II c, John Bonks, Cotesfiold ...

... get a glimpse of Suckling's little mice in the last couplet, but refined and idealised, and this is simply charming:- Her arms were white as milky curds; Ue' speech was like the song of birds; Her eyes were grey as mountain lakes, Where dreani of shaldow ...

... leoiresa cf IBrurga. Itly T. C. Grattan: (Parlour Library, CXLII. and CXLIHI.) .Thomnas llodgson. On1 Juvenlel ('riminale, Reformatories, &e. By Joscph Adshead. . Jehn Harrison and Son, Manchester. Noneentlrmiat Theology. By John Campbell, D.D. *V, 11. CelIngs- ...

... extraordinary perfornianco; ti one by ossle ho seizes his sage-eolouresl victims-, twists thnes round o his br,ow, ?? nec~k, earls arm, anI, rkisig to his feet, around his , loins aiss hit, legs ;ejaculates., denooncee. imptreeates. standing still p this whisle ...