... A tFEMA6LE MONSER-. A very shocking. case was tried on Monday, at Glou- cester, before Mr. Justice -.Williams. An indictment had been found against a woman, a certain Bl zabeth .Bubb,fer'tbe murder or manslaughter of a child nanted Maris Hook. We call particular attention to the report, froma the cntrast betweeu .the;oonduct and resalt of this trial and that of the Birds, at EizeLer, when Mir. ...

... espi ERLOSIONT oiMMNITON AT-1RINDS3BGRG. L { ' ' 1,, , ., , ,0 HAMnUyRGH; kcGus' ?? the fate thiat traed the battle of,!ldstedt aginst th Halsteindrs seemns determined 'to pursue the lois other andmrinor calai ities n The evening train from :11ends~burg, yesterday brought a report. that the powder magainte of the citadel had blown up,- anc d that an Ede mense number olives were, lo t Thougha ...

... THE WAR BETWEEN DERM&RX AND THE DUCHIES. The war, as had been for senos time expected, has broken out afresh between Denmark and the Dachies. It has broken out en a more extended scale than had been anticipated. No one, we believe, supposed that either the Danes or the Schleswig Holsteiners would be able to muster the nsun'her of troops which fought in the battle, in the neighbourhood of the ...

... IMPORTANT LEGAL CiRANGES. We regret to say that the health of Sir Launcelot Shadwell is seriously impaired, and that it is highly probable that he will not again be able to resume the duties which he has el charged for many years so ably and so assiruously in the Vice-chancellor's court. It is also quite true, we are sorry to add, that Vice-chan. cellor Sir J. Wigram has suffered the loss of ...

... The Adventurer, Hedley, of Alemouth, from Ceen for London, sprung a leak, and was run for the msain; with the assistance of two pumps and several hands was got off and into the harbour of Aldborough, and will discharge her cargo of ?? The Charles Williams, Renwick, of Newcastle, was driven on shore at Metis July 7, and is epected to become a wreek; crew and materials saved. Tlhe Emma, Pauls ...

... . RIELhAM, NsE REPeAL AsSOcIATION.-A meeting of this body deld on Monday, in Conciliation Hail; Mr. John Bafterty presiding. Mr. John O'Connell read some let. tors from Roman Catholic clergymen, in one of which it s recommended that Irishmen in London should agi- ?? there for repeal. Mr. O'Connell then proceeded to Sol, that since his father's death the association had not d fair play, because ...

... PROVINQCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LANCASIIIRE.-A LUNATIC IN A CHurcse.-Sun- day morning the service at Christ Church, Liverpool, was interrupted by a scene of the most extraordinary and exciting description. The Rev. Fielding Ould had just loft the vestry, and was proceeding towards the pulpit to preach the sermon, whenaman stepped forward from the seats immediately in front of the communbn and rushed ...

... PERILOUS DESCENT OF MRS. GRAEAE -DESTWUGT1ON OR, ZER BALLOON.- On Wednesday evening, lrs. Graham, the lntreI aeronaut, made a night ascent from Creinornsgarde under circumstances of great Yisadvantage, owing to t1 heavy rain that had fallen during thea.lerneon; and afto a somewhat hazardous trip, descended in a field near t Northern and Eastern Railway, at Edmonton, bat in doing so, owing to ...

... (From the Return of the Registrar-GeneraL) The mortality of London exhibits a continued dispo- sition to increase. The deaths, which in the three pre. ceding weeks, were successively 781, 863. 898, rose in the week ending Saturday, Aug. 3, to 917. In the ten corresponding weeks of 1840-9, the lowest number of deaths eccurred in 1841, and was 759; they rose in 1846 to 1,086, and durine the ...

... WRECS OF AN IRON PASSENGER STEA!ER- . G- -_ One of those fearful casualties, the wreck ot a steamer, laden with passengers, occurred off Southport on Suns- day evening. H~itappily, though the vessel went to to soremanyof hem ith he lss f their clothes. Thesiejoied ?? ben otaied fromn one of the passengers. sotevslwanad-1 The Prisee Arthur-for I0 the vessel was named-sn iron steameir, de-cribed ...

... JLOYD9S WEEKLY |NEWSPAPER. yOUILT3E mlZTION~. JIB3LIBHED ON SUNDA! MORNING, CONwTAmnflO TIM ,AEF8T INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK. WSC;G!ED GOV3RNM}SNT INTZNT TO ROB THB POOR. She treatment received by the depositors in ~jits Banks, at the bande of the Government and, heLegislature, is certainly of the shabbiest descrip- n-to use a term which many will consider as toe iu1to characterise that ...

... MISOELLAIEOUS N!EWS. The banquet intended to be given at York to the Lord Mayor of London, is to take place on Friday, the 25th of October, that day having been named by Prince Albert, who has graciously signified his intention to take part in the entertainment. The Parisian tribunal of correctional police condemned a lithograph printer, named Davilliers, Rue Villedot, 17 to one thousand ...