... thle beivtit of ou11' ireiileri it is nt niplirtailt Iil di i tileg evidlencu e ~, r; t'iarli-ino Nvs tat i ankct hardt t t ship HrculesOt', sill the nin1i Lit Earst Cat ibridge. I to'.k liii watch, and, as t wat, going, along thle road i It I :id0 to ...

... in p sou. The late Lord Mayor, Sir Timothy O'Brien (who occupied a seat on the bench), said, perhaps it was through his wor- ship's courtesy, that he might be permitted to address the bench on the matter before it. Dr. Kelly said his lordship had, as chief ...

... floor. Site caused him to desist, and. shortly ?? the prisoncr left the house. The prosecutor then dissovered that hc Itad lost his money, and gave ittormation to tho police. The prisoner, at a later bour ia the evening, again called at the Hlole-is-the-Wall ...

... the property of John Newton. Mr D. SEVIoROU Stated the case. The prosecutor was a road maker at East Acomb. On the 24th of lost month, hie bud in hlis employment several men.- After finishing their work en that day, they put the two shovels, with other ...

... and depart for Now York tile fine vessels belonging to the Is New York and London liue of packet ships evithout a y silte accident or unetecessary delay. Ships from every 1, part of the globe have arrived during the same period t and landed passonroers, ...

... place at Manchester, where, through the neglect of the parish ine- dical officer and overseer, a poor woman named Hunter has lost her life. The jury who sat on the inquest returned a verdict to that effect, recommend- ing that a copy of the depositions ...

... one oseinber'fromuenelt of thre sixteen-u tveisoits of the County ; and thteriefore a Coni- sidtintile amount of time wras lost before the first meeting oif the esustoittee after these aiipointiiients taltngg place. lie wouimimi ibt thirow out a Caution ...

... Monday ?? this fatality, several boys were sliding on the same reservoir but a few bours after H]oward's drowning. THREE LIvEs LOST ON THE EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAY.-On Tuesday evening, one of the most dreadful accidents which has occurred in that locality ...

... The bankrupt's account was not satisfactory, his debts and liabilities were near 5,000, and he had no assets; but as he had lost a considerable sum of his own money, as well as that of his creditors, and had been a twelvemonth without his certificate, ...

... and eight o'clock, some of the ship carpenters working in the yard perceived dense bodies of smoke pouring from the. hatchways on the deck, which satisfied them that the noble vessel must be on fire. Upon enter. ing the ship, they found the main cabin,a ...

... arosof cait and coI ?? bat re'sipt, theI th t N o 00itte. He also gavo the niasnis of the veiselo in [are, which they were shipped. In aneseer to fo- do quc,~- said tiono, the witness said that some of the brinkruptf s mNi- In of tore wag now at h~i (witneaa'd) ...

... untilt o4th, when the prisoner was on, at a pihbl c-k house. near Edgeware with a mare anewerial the .deec'rip, tion of the one lost- Whe, policeman, Who ahierved him' having; his e uspicioous, aoused, referred, to the handbill, and, being convinced that twasm ...