... J • went, MRS. THORPE, THEY ARE CHEAP! WHAT?- the COATS, TROUSERS, VESTINGS, and BOOTS, bousri at RALPH FORSTER'S, 108, SOUTH STREET, SILEFFIEL MOOR (Princess Buildings). TO be LET, SHOP No. 77, Broad•street, Park, with Sitting-room, Kitchen. and Three ...

... opera company lately at the Lyceum, and followed by the VERDICT or MAR SLAUGHTER AGAIN'? Two MEDICAL Olympic afierpicce, Boots at the Swan. Mgx.—The inquiry into the cause of the death of Betsy Queen Victoria, who has of late devoted mush time, Brooker ...

... CHILD AFTER DRINKING NA PIITHA .—On Sunday afternoon, a child, named Henry Metcalf, aged six years, the son of Mr, Metcalf, boot and shoe maker, of Cheetham-street, Rochdale, went to the house of a shoemaker, named Lord, in Toad Lane, and seeing a pop ...

... well informed on such matters. —Court Journal. The Murderer Prentis. —After the sentence of death had been passed at the late Kent assizes on this j unhappy culprit, for the wilful murder of a young woman named Emma Cappins, at Queensborough, the Judge (Mr ...

... Walker (who was ordered to find sureties to keep the peace) were fined £5 ; in default to be imprisoned for three mouths. The golden bedstead which was lately presented to the Queen, and conveyed to Windsor-castle under the charge of Colonel Willoughby, has ...