... rescued man sent his saviour, through the captain of his company, the sum of lOs. The Ger- man soldier (since made full corporal for his gallant con- duct) wished his comrades to accept the same. The company refused to a man, and voted that the sum should be ...

... Mianchester, Liverpool, Swansea, and MIilford Haven 3 Junction Railway Bill; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin- t golushire Railway (sale or lease) Bill; . Manchester, i Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway (station 'at Man-1 I chester) Bill; Mlersey Docks and Harbour ...

... he had seen the clergyman of the parish, he had never spoken to him. This poor boy discovered the body of bin father, in company with hlil younger brother, as they were going, not to school, but *o ?? Sussex Gazatde Tir REFORMe LEAGUE AND THE SPANISH ...

... mes, as well as many of the specimens n intenatural museum, presented by his grandfather, the as late Earl of Derby.-The company having then assembled )l'in the centre library room, the Mayor briefly expressed the ?? gratification which this unexpected ...

... Office, William Rose, employed by the London and North- Western Railway Company, was charged with Stealinsg eight gold watches, six gold chains, and three seals, Ite prupeity of the company. Witnesses frons Leith, fioms which plane the property had been sent ...

... time that day six pee months, to LOCAL DUES BILL, atr Mr. LOWE, in reply to Mr. Dunlop, stated that the wall joint Stock Companies Bill and the Limited Liability yei i Bill would be extended to Scotland, and for that purpose lie should move far the recommittal ...

... Salisbury. IThe President of the India Board (the Right Hon. R. Veornon Smith) has conferred a cadetship in the East India Company's service on the son of Sir Hugh W'heeler, ?? who was murdered at Cawnpore, and on the son of Major Burton, w ho was murdered ...

... reached his destination. It was expected that he would travel from Dover vid the South-eastern line, and accordingly the company had made preparations to meet him on his arrival, and a private carriage, containing Sir Robert's eon, was in waiting at the ...

... guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to twelve I months' imprisonment. I A public soiree took place on Tuesday evening, at t Sheffield, to commemorate the birthday of Thomas Paine, i the free-thinker. The place of meeting was the Hall of E Science. About 32 ...

... --There has not been a single case, of bankruptcy Sitnce the 12th of May last, in she district emn- TI uantral braced, by the Sheffield Bankruptc Oer-£elield hid-e- in eotisble_ pnenI.uit. iug hirn ANOTHER LIBEL AOTION AGAINST A SCOTOH fit ~lC70O, lNEwVSA~rnt~ ...

... charged with having company in their .e houses at prohibited hours, and were each fined K~s. and 5 ?? Hamer, Shew Clough, near Roebdale, was 4 charged with riding asleep on the shafts of a waggon on the it Rocbdale and Manchester turnpike road,-and was fined ...

... The house met at five o'clock. GOo SHIP CANAL FROM LAKE ERIE TO THE OTTAWA. The Duke ot ARGYLE presented a petition from Sheffield, praying that her Majesty's Government would afford facilities for the establishment of a ship canal from Lake Erie to the ...