... Manchester 4 4th, Bengal; Maidstone 7th, Bengal; Canterbury 4 lot, Dublin Ind (Greys). Dublin 4 and light, Newbridge ' 4 4th do., ltirmin • ium 4 oth do Tewbrwge 4th Bombay ;M • one 5 13th do., Dublin 14th, Bombay Maidstone lath, York . Zr, 7 th. Bengal ...

... Canterbury Bth, Bombay Cant'bury 1010, 11th, B rrniughana. lath, Dublin lancers - -- 9th, Exeter, Maidstone 121 h, Madras; 161 I;, York 17th, Bengal; Maidstone Grenadier ()tiaras let Batt., Wellington Bar. and Batt., Windsor Ord natt.. Dublin Coldstream Guardia ...

... Inches. When quiescent, this enormous creature is about six feet in length. Its colour is changeable, varying from bine to a golden tint. It is stated to have been caught off Kinsa . e a seaman of the brig Mary, in November last.—Dot lin Express. Curlews ...

... of a little child of eight years of age. Just consider the ease of that small boy, Charism Thomas, clapped up in gaol skt Maidstone for trying to catch a wild rabbit. There were some springs set near his mother's house, and, boy-like, lie meddled with one ...

... CLURE, Writer. Glasgow, Witness. Davin G SPENCE, Writs?, Glasgow, 'Nunes,. Glasgow, 27th November, 1862. CEEAP BOOTS AND SHOES, JOHN JAAP, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 109 HIGH STREET, Respectfully intimates that he has on hand a LARGE ASSORTMENT of MEN'S BLUCHER ...

... much greater than it is at defective boots, until he finally fell ill and was nearly attialaction of knowing that thee for their beds, bad the Aaron's house. The defendant promised to fulfil his en - present, Mr Booting will certainly have his eye upon carried ...

... beneath.' KINT.—Sit George Grey has sent an order to the Governor of the prison at Salisbury for the removal of Emilie Constance Kent, under seotenee of penal servitude for life, to the Mill Bank Prison, London. OF LORD PALIIIRSTON.—It seems that we owe, and ...

... imprisoned for setting fire to his father's curtains, stealing the family Bible, and his cousin's watch. Re-examined by Mr Boot N—The reason why I was absent from the Stirlingshire Militia was that I was in prison for five months, as I was not able to ...

... 'lriatiwomm who .has uot seen half many summer& and by whom Le has a 'amity of four children, kept a beer-house on gone!' What golden heads were once pillowed here- I 'Whittington Moor, rear Chesterfieid. A •thort time sinew. a heads on culls grew in smelt ...

... Departments are equally extensive ; and considerable improvements have been effected this season. Mantefactorire—Elmbank Foundry, Kent Road. Sawmillfield Iron Works, Port-Dundas Ware homes —B5, 87, and 89 Bothwell Street, Glasgow. INTIMATION OF REMOVAL. 3 O ...

... down.' Ah, Lamb, wi' a' his bonny, bairn-like humour an simplicity,' said Sandy, ' is but a Cockney feelieopher after a', au' kent neethise o' the matter. Melancholy o' tailors, forsooth ! Why, man, a Hielan' tailor is aye the heartiest cock, an' has aye ...

... heartily recommend this invaluable work to all young I MIC%-lievald. t Ml—Golden Ulu and remedies for the afflicted.— EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA. EMIQRANTS' HAND NOM Price Boot• sad 32 Ann Street. ...