... 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 ...

... I DEATIH OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR OF ENGELAND. Tite Right Hon. Sir Lancelot Shadwell, Vice-Chan- .llor of England, expired on Saturday morning at his residence, the Barn Elms, Putney. The event was hourly ..pected from Friday afternoon, when the symptoms of tile paralytic attack, under which he laboured for the j 0month, became painfully alarming. The death of so ood aid so able a man will be ...

... iEETINGS. JOHN-STREET. On Tuesday evening the usual weekly public meeting, con- vened by the Executive Committee of the :National Charter Association, was held at the Literary Institution, John-street, i!'itzroy-square. Mr. E. TI~Ls, who occupied the chair, having in a brief speech stated the objects of the meeting, and remarked upon some of the public occurrences of the past week, Mr. G. W. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. Some conversation arose on the Medical Charities Bill, several peers urging its withdrawal for the present ses- sion, to give time for consideration, and eventually the Bill was withdrawn, a second reading being taken pro formsd. The Summary Jurisdiction (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and passed. The Friendly Societies Bill was read a second time. The Poor Relief ...

... 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 ...

... THE WHIG SPEECH THE QUEEN I blade. I Onl Thursday the Legislature closed what Lord JOHN RUssEnL and Co., putting the words into the Royal mouth, call its labours. The Qunar made a civil speech, and when a lady is in the case -and, moreover, a very great lady and a very good one-we must not say anything uncivil anent her language. But QUErN VICTORIA, bless her! knows that the utterance of a ...

... SrNxGLAuR ADVzNTUBE IN QIRST oi l A curious sceme has lately occurred, says the Mac cheater Examiner, the connection of which witerao city leads us to give it a record iE our paper. Early je the spring of the present year, Mr. Saynor, superit,, dent of the C division of the Manchester police, 14 made awareof the ?? ns4 Mark Booth (well known tc the police), who, it war re. ported, had jast ...

... OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE BY, I REACH A LADY. ad. . , i ATKINrSONs a. DAY AND WIFE.-This ,was an action drbrdsi 'ofpromisneofairi age brought bythe plaintiff, Mr. Thomas Washington Atkinson, at the Liverpool assizes, oh Wednesday, against the wife of the defendant, to whic4 the defendant pleaded that she did not promise in manner ani4form, that she was not of age when the promise was rade ane o ...

... STRIE I) T DRIVERS ANTD The-unfortupate dispute between'the-eaeterx Gotuiti. Itailway and the employese of. the, locomotive department has tersinated in the resignation of-tbeheogane-drivers and firemen in the service of the~cornpany. On Monday aftemrsqii after a conference with Mr.BIE1is, one of the directors,no fewer than 178 notices were sentin, intimating their intention of quitting the ...

... CAPITAL, LABUR, A-D THE LAND. It is high time that the workbing classes hi this coun- . sbould undorstand their trdie position. Whether tv be contented or1 iscisutented with it, does not in w wa, af7fect the spuestion. Slaves they ale-and serfs tik will remain, sto long as they are unrepresented' ill pariamllent and are governed by an. eligarphy. If any sea0 ilo the worldeiagcI as be eontentbd ...

... EXTENSIVE FIRE AT GRAVESEND I Forty Houses Burned. One of the most fearful conflagrations that has occurred in the town of Gravesend for many years commenced on Sunday morning, and it is computed that about 120 families have been deprived of everything they once possessed. The outbreak happened at half-past two o'clock a.m., and it commenced at the house of Mr. J. Adlington, a grocer and tea ...