... ers. Interesting trials take place at the Glasgow Circuit Court of Justiciary, relating to the Union Bank robbery and the Argyll Arcade robbery. 26. Attention is drawn to the condition of Cuba, in consequence of the reports of its contemplated invasion ...

... , though her _Majesty ' s _Ministers _and others tbink his declining _' _energies make his _retirement _desirable . Sin _CHARLES _KOWAN lias _resigned his place as Chief Commissioner of tlio Metropolitan _Police . Mr _Richard Mayne _becomes _Chief Co ...

... in a meadow of a dairyman named Dickens, at Rotherhithe. In a glass bottle attached to the balloon was a notice that the person finding it would receive a reward of three pounds on bringing it to the Admiralty. Mr Dickens, who is an old sailor himself, ...

... ! pleof Scotia n.gl.t have to ,he„. sound .e.,, of .slur ,ta, along -nth d.q..at-- pr ...

... The Late Extensive Robbery in Perth. —In November last the shop of Messrs M'Nab was broken into on a Sunday evening, and £600 or £700 worth of jewellery and watches carried off. A reward of was offered for information about the robbery, but nothing was ...

... far as the facilities for l, doing business are concerned. .e The Robbery at MIlessrs. Wingate a Soft's Warehouse.- d In another column will be found a notice of an extensive :robbery, from the premises of Messrs. Wingate & Son, 5. situated in Queen Street ...

... Peel; amongst divines, the Bishops of Llandaff, Norwich, and Clogher; amongst those of the highest rank. Queen Adelaide, Charles Alhert(King of Sardinia), President Taylor, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Hobeuiohe, and the Duchess of Marlborough ; amongst ...

... lho'spittlit' 'of theI distinguished owvner was' unbounded. The- w'hiol of the1 arrangements were uinder h'et of Dickens.' ?? i#managdmento Mr. Charles' .D ickens. ' . ' ?? ' ' ' - . ' - : :THE LATE DoitE oF CAMBRiboE's Mussc.Lrnaauv.-Tdhe mu'sical. collections ...

... in _his _statements of _actual facts . And _when it is _remembered _that he _lived through _the reigns of Charles I ., _Oliver Cromwell , _Charles II ., James II ., and _'William and Mary—the _Civil War , tlie _Commonwealth , _the _Protectorate , tho ...

... T. B. Macaulay, Lady William Russell and Mr Arthur Russell, Sir John Herschel!, Mr B. Hawes, M.P., Mr Rich, and Mr Chades Dickens. • MR ROEBUCK, Q.C., and Mr Sorjeant Wilkins, are specially retained to defend the parties lately committed for trial for ...

... explain to him m ecessi ty of repealing the paper duties. Mr ] n, Mr Chambers of Edinburgh, Mr 8 Knight, Mr Toole, Mr Charles Dickens, , Collins of Glasgow, were the principal * ' The Chancellor said the deputation, io.f > would not expect him to give ...

... week. The attendance of buyers was numerous, consequently to induce respectable men to become settlers. A MAN SAVED FROM ROBBERY BY A STRANGE Doc). could never display. From the Jew my parents were Weeksending Wheat Barley. Oats. Rye. She demand good ...