... .. . Jr. ly THE CONVICT KIRWAN. h~e t i ; ANOTHER CHARGE OF MURDER. Mr. Jobn A. Dennis, tbe foreman of the jury who'retumed a a verdict of guilty against William Burke Kirwan, for the n murder of his wife, has, on behalf of himself and ten other of jarors, published a long statement in Saunders News Leiter, is; justifying thejuryfor the verdict they delivered, arid replying a- to various ...

... THE LATE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT 0 ; - NEAR OXFORD. i: E : On Wednesday,' we gave an account of a fearful nt. railway accident, which had occurred near to ,xr, ia rr on the Buekinghamshire line, belonging to the et ut London and. North-Western' Company. The sad catastrophe, by which seven persons re killed on el as the spot and nineteen seriously injured, resulted from ac a collision between a ...

... .I MR. CAYDWEL AND MR. FORBES MACKENZIE. I TO TIlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. VMus GENTLEMEN,-I have read with mingled feelings of brov indignation and disgust the letter of a penitent supporter dals of Messrs. Mackenzie and Turner, addressed to a con- temporary, recommending Mr. Mackenzie to return to Scnal his native Peeblenshire, and urging the electors of Liver- the pool to receive ...

... It 1__ _11 ?? revem: coUR &.this in WINDSOR, JAN. 7.-The Queen gave this evening at Austr. y the castle the first of a series of dramatic representations, Times e omnIng( with Shakspeare's historical play Of King Henry IV(art II). d WINDsOR, JAco. 8.-The Earl of Aberdeen quitted the M castle at ten o'clock this morning., and travelled to Lon- Idon by the express train. Lord anad Lady John ...

... I q--- rnzau The annual meeting of the subscribers to this institu- follossi Xtion was held yesterday in the boardroom of the infirmary, D Edmund Molyneux, Esq., the president, in the chairu e Amongst other gentlemen present were Mr. E. Gibbon, rothe )jun, Mr. C. W. Reade, Mr. Harmood Banner, Mr. & mys Alexander Shand, &c., &e. [Maccl C The Chairman having congratulated the meeting onioret Y ...

... ?? . ..VAS_ ?? CLAIRVOYANCE.-Mr. Bernardo Eagle's exhibition has whose p been interrupted, that gentleman having been confined Redford to bed Since Saturday last with a severe attack of rheu- which it it inatic gout. protectii 'y Scotland-road Wesleyan Methodist Association Chapel The pro, is having been conveyed to new trustees for the purpose of the sub 1,being continued for the use of the ...

... ' | The appointment to the various offices under the new premier have now for some days past been before the public, and many of the leading members of the new ministry have issued addresses soliciting re- election to the seats vacated by their acceptance of office. A first glance at the names contained in the ministerial roll might probably strike a strong par- tisan as being composed of ...

... BUTCHERS' MEAT. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LVERPOOL MERCURY. GENTLEMEN,-A rise in the price of this article of Id. per lb. having taken place after my letter was written, but before its appearance in your valuable paper of the 11th instant, I should with much satisfaction have let the matter drop but a letter, signed M., having ap- peared in your Friday's impression, I solicit a small space for ...

... ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCH.EOLOGICAL | SOCIETY. The eighth meeting of the current scssion was held at { the Royal Institution on Wednesday evening, Air. H. P. } Horner presiding. Mir. Joseph Boult, the secretary, stated that in the course of the private business a com- munication was read from the Literary and Philosophical Society, on the subject of commemorating the centenary of Roscoe's birth, ...

... t the CAberdeen (4th Earl of), George Hamilton Gordon, K.T., hav P.C., F.RS.; or. 1682. car: ,1B. 1784, mn. first, d. of 1st Marq. of Abercorn; Sndly, d. of the M~r . lHon. John Douglas. Sits as~iset. Gordon. 2nudtit. Lord Haddo. I ,(lot peer a judge.) Wee secretary of state, first for foreign affairs, in the Wellington ministry, aind for the colonies in 1834-5 . Again of . appointed foreign ...

... NEW RULES AND ORDERS IN BANRstuPTcY.-The new dity )e rules and orders in bankruptcy came into operation this Cal a E day. We believe that professional gentlemen requiring alsoI r copies may obtain them from Mr. Ayres. estat The attractive stud and clever troupe of equestrians at upon l, the Amphithestre continue to draw good houses, and the dent a- morning performances on Wednesdays and ...

... ROSSENDA LE. I llAsLNGDeEN UNION.-The guardians, at the Board-room, Has- lingden, yesterday week, elected Mr. Henry lHaworth, of Mouse Nest, near Newchurch, to the office of assistant overseer and collector for the Newchurch district. DRUIDs.-On Thursday week, the Executive Council of the Ancient Order of Druids, held at the house of P.A. John Hard. man, Newehurch, in Rossendale, sat down to ...