... quarter of an hour, a time amply sufficient to create the dreadful loss of life that it was found had taken place. The har- rowing scene followed of bringing out the äead bodies, as well as those who were insensible, and who were all found crowded together ...

... the borough of Haverfordwest :-Richard Charles Harding, Prendergast; James Meyler Martin, Dew-street; John Evans, Fountain Row. WE understand that the Rev. J. H. A. Philipps, of Picton Castle, will, some time during the ensuing month, deliver a lecture ...

... reduced their number. I Mingled together were the living, the dying, and the dead. The bodies were piled up by the survivors in rows one above another as a shelter from the violence of the waves which broke over them.' In the midst of all this misery discipline ...

... P.M.; brother Husband, P.M.; brother Rollings, P.M.; brother Teasdale, brother Allen, brother Warlow, brother Hunt, brother Rowe, brother Warlow, jun.; brother Griffiths and others to the number of between fifty and sixty. ...

... When they were some hundred yards from land they espied something like a huge fish a short distance from them. They naturally rowed up to it, and one of the men made a blow at it with his harpoon. On this the animal rushed at the boat, laid hold of the nearest ...

... ability, and of clear and liberal views, but he is bound to °flU9 Govemment'anAth(?Comman. ? Some sense- bound to obey Maior Bar- row. We came before a position held by k rebel chief among whose followers are thousands of mutinous and many murderous sepoys. ...

... Newport, coal; Favourite, Harlow, Newport, coal; Thomas and Mary, Mason, Newport, coal; James, Jerram, Newport, coal; Amity. Rowe, Newport, coal; Heroine, Eynon, Neatn, coal; Silence, Parry, Hull, coal and furniture; Diligence (lighter), Crook, Plymouth) ...

... charge. Fined 20s, and 6s costs, or in default to be im- prisoned for one month.-Priscilla Lewis, a single woman, of Jubilee-row, was charged by Elizabeth Mathias with a breach of the peace. The defendant was held to bail for six months, herself in £10 ...

... Shakspeare here,* said the master with evident pride and [.lease. Here, boys, here.' He quickly mustered his laddish troop in a row and said to me, There now, sir, can you tell me which is Shakspeare ?' I glanced my eye along the line, and instantly fixing ...

... was a most pertina- cious beggar, and that when taken he had a bag full of bread and Is 3d in copper in his pocket. MONDAY. ROW IN KING STREET, PEMBROKE DOCK. [Before William Hulm, Esq., mayor, and T. Lewis, Esq.] John Macdonaid and Alfred Kirk, two private ...

... recommended the consul to have her hauled out into the roads, which the consul at once had done, and thus a recurrence of the row was prevented. The injured Englishman refused to point out the Greek by whom he had been injured, be- cause he did not wish ...

... Summers, engaged ?. pleasure boat at the Higli-hill Ferry-house, Upper Clapton, and went on the river Lea for a few hours' rowing. They had not proceeded far before the boar, was found to be leaking at the bottom, and when they got to the Horseshoe Point ...