... crowd of tows's- people, of every class, in their eftbrte to secure the person or persons who did the dreadful deeC. in a very short tite seven navies, supposed to be engaged in the fight, were in custody. The deceased was a married man, and leaves one child ...

... shall then have expired. BENTLEY'S MISCeELLANY. Bentley opens with three long chapters, or steps, of The Ladder of Gold, a story by Mr Robert Bell, of which we have already had occasion to speak in favourable terms. In the present section of the tale the ...

... a neat little hook, %with amusing tales. descriptive pieces, and short poems, well fitted to beguile a leisure hour or two, or to rivet the attention of the youthful mind. The |s-tories are homcly and instructive. and the rambling sketches of screry, ...

... told her to give % Jean a spoonful our of tire bottle svhich was got on Monday. e The doctor did not come ; and thle whole story sahseqacntly i turned out to re untrue. After tire death of .Jean, her chest t was searched, hut no money found in it except ...

... Bond and Disposition in Security, L I and Whole ithe Pnrmtsrs, No. 29, NORTH B3RIDGE _1 EDINBURGH, being the FIRLST FLAT or STORY (with the exception of the Room in the north-west corner), ABOVE THE SHOPS, occupied by Messrs A. & C. Black, bookseloers, ...

... the blockade of Alexandria in 1ISO. This distincoished ,Iinicer invteoe. it is said, te, emll- body in the series af naval stories. the resttles of his career of active service in various n trts of th lie % l) Uld s iitet litcuarv enterprise is annauneed ...

... lence. ANTO-N ClWUBS & SONS. Lotdon. VALUABLE SALMON FISIIINCGS IN THEa RiMVE 2 DI)EVEION NEAL! BANTFF. f) trAWiG to tduc shortness of time for receiving Offers, thc | roj lseroaitoros have rcsolued to WLTIITIHAW I THE l ISIiNGS; In tne present setason ...

... Toventy-sis years It tl elapsed silnce they hale secil eachi. othr1, ?? lta l not Lirg' itt at theii intcresti;g. tile r ;h short-lived iieudship of ills early dlays, and her applicatien proved the commencement of a regular and fariliar corres- patdetce ...

... system of legisla:tion. The address moved by Mr Villiers W3vs, as customary, a reflection of the speech. Sir JAMES DUKE in a short speeeh, seconded the aLd- I dress. Sir J. TROLL(OPE moved an amendment on that part of tthe address w hibh referred to the ...

... ROYAL FIAMII;.Y, the same as Exhibited hv commandl at WVindsor Castle, is now OIrat In EnuyiEUcGIot: nand will contihue for a short time. TThe following Resolutions wer,e -NANtIetOt-SLr ADOPTED IbV t ?? SENATE. andl IlousL of IEPRESENTATIVcr S in tile UNITL;t ...

... MIAJESTY THE QUEEN, H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT, And the ROYAL FAMI'Y, at Windsor Castle, now Open at hbe WATERLOO ROOMNS, for a short time only, every Evening at Half-past Seven, and ott Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, an extra Exhibition will take place ...

... one otihe tr-es in tire gexrden. The nest hi,-I vered for sorme rime over tile park. and their rasie rapid pro- gress for a short heisrrid, ltimnuteis- alitgbting in a tneadow of a | dairs man named Dickens, at Rothreritithe. In a glass bottle | attached ...