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... A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATIL A narrow escape from death is described i. IWarloeowT• 'to'. Mr Walter B. Harris, detutibing hts f»om MuLny Bu-hta. writet At lengtn were free the crowd making along the edge of the hill toward the road. For tbe first time ...
... DA RING ESCAPE FROM DURHAM GAOL On the 12th inst., a most daring case of prison-breaking ocrurred in the above prison. Two prisoners, one named Thomas Sheely, committed for trial on the charge of the wilful murder of Thomas Reed, of Sheild -row near Durham ...
... popular” amusement, I find that quality is no longer an element for consideration, From comic songs to science; from Leotard to light literature; from fornhill to Cremome; from the high art of South Kensington Trafalgar-wpiarc to the high rope of tho Crystal ...
... deliverance From plague and pestilence on man and beast ; from straitness in our borders and hunger in our homes ; from the wasted ear and from the empty bag ; from murrain in our cattle, and from sickness in ...
... Manshall, Mr. WILLIAM MADDOCK to EX Thaae 2EEP o =t hvweva - Miss ANN ASHLEY, both of Over. May 25, at the United Mothodist Free Church, Wittone Kok, b the e, C. Wby, i JOHN MOORE, of Northwich, to Miss STUBES, naghter of the late M. W, Stubba, Northwich ...
... It will take several days to complete the Queen's pavilion, so as to render it ready to be sent to the camp. OATLANDS GRAXGE.—The visitors to the camp at Chobham, in chan;:ing trains at Weybridge will perceive a beautiful ravine of overhanging plantations ...
... It will take several days to complete the Queen's pavilion, so as to render it ready to be sent to the camp. OATLANDS GRANGE.—The visitors to the camp at Chobliam, in changing trains at Weybridge will perceive a beautiful ravine of overhanging plantations ...
... the moors—either of those places, it must admitted, being far more agreeable lounges than the Hall of St. Stephen’s. The little squall anent the three Irish Members who threatened recede from the Government, consequence Lord John’s speech Mr. Moore’s motion ...
... FRLSONB10 FBOY THE EWAPECLONMEL. GAO.L. (From the Cleonmd Cltronicee,) At about daybreak on Thursday mon supposed Fenian, who was arrested in Cashel by Reddick about six months ago, successfully C escape from his cell in -our county Prison, un( star ces ...
... —The 7th Royal Fusiliers, Iron, Plymouth ; the 19th Foot from Gosport; the 35th, from PI3 month; the 73th (Highlanders), from Edinburgh C..st le ; the 88th, Iron Portsmouth; and the 97th, from Waliner. AMTILLIST. Captain Taylor's troop of Horse Artillery ...
... CAMP ON THE CURRA6H. There is accommodation now ready for more than three thousand men, and that part of it at the Kildare side will soon be completed. From the advanced state of the works anyone now visiting it can easily observe its plan, and from the ...
... INQUEST IN THE SHAKES CAMP. Mr. Coroner Druitt held an inquest at the Shakers' encampment atHordlo, on Wodnesdoy, the body of Mary Ann Miller, aged twentytwo, who died somewhat suddenly the 27th April. The deceased was a native Uarwicn. The inquiry lasted ...