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... | I The Queen and the court remain, in their accustomed health, at Osborne. Tlhe Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and Princess Alice, attended Whippingham parish church on Sunday morning. Friday next, the 26th instant, being.Prince Albert's natal day, when the Prince Consort wvill complete his 34th year, will, we believe, be celebrated as usual by a Tustic fete to the ...
... 2SmoKE NUISANCEL-We are happy to find that the eX- ample of the enterprising owners of the Genova, now ont her return from the Mediterranean, ha. not been lost on d e the steam ves ...
... e TO T1IE EDITORSS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. d GO'4TLSNlBS,-With reierenco to an article in your paper oft e the 26th instant, headed, a Hlist to Emigrants, taken from h the Panama S ...
... DITORS OF THOE LIVERPOOL. .!L 1 _ - ?? - SA. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL. MEPROIY. e GENTLEM5EN,-Possibly it may be interesting to some - of your readers to know that the comnet discove ...
... COUSBSP.ND*E1VE. GALL v. GROSS. To the Editor of ehe Ipsrickh .ornat. Sra,-Tbe defendants are desirous that the verdict in this cause should be reported in the terms iii which it wasdelivered. Thejury found for theplaintiff, without damnages, and being asked by the Judge to say whether the nuisance continued after the alterations made by fendats in closinx the. window of the fat chain- u upon ...
... WICKED WASTE OF 1,00O DOLLARS.- i A NEGRO BURNT ALIVE ! I By the recent arrival of the Aralia from New York, we learn, among other bits of intelligence, that- A slave bad been publicly burnt in Pettis county (Missouri), for murdering a woman. His master was ORDERED OUT OF THE STATE for conniving at the mnrder. We do not purpese to make of this incident a matter of feeling, but of dollars. We ...
... SERIOUS OUTRAGE AT WANCHESTR,. The first serious breach of the peace arising out of turnouts in the manufacturing districts occurred on Tuesday evening, at the works of Iessrs James CrOuP- ton and Co., dyers, Pendleton, Manchester. These Works were broken into on Tuesday evening by seventy or eighty operatives, who beat all the hands found at work, and maltreated Mr. Crompton, the senior ...
... I rATAL RI PAY mcXimMT. On Monday, the 22nd inst., a fatal accident occurred to one of the guards of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick railway 'colPanY. At the same time the accident lap. pened thl deceased, whoase name is William Wright, was Son the government train from Newcastle to York, which leaves the former place between five and six o'clock in the morning.. She was due at the Pilmoor ...
... TH Sr%,-BOOK COLUMN. THE DHSPES or TxE NORTHRuam SIAS.-Nsthing cnM be more surprising and beautiful than the singular clear- ness of the water of the Northern seas. As we passed. slowly over the surface, the bottom, which was here in eneral of white sand, was clearly visible from twenty to tweuty-five fathoms. During the whole course of the tour I made, nothing appeared to me so ...
... (From the United Service Gazette) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that is wvich the depot of the regiment is stationed.] let Life Guards, Windsor. 42nd, Gosport. 2nd Do., Regent's-park. C43,C. of G. Hope, Chatham. Royal H. Guards, Chobham. 44th, Gibraltar, Cisatham. let Drag. Guards, Newbridge. 45th, C. of Goodiope, Chatham. 2d, Dublin. 46th, Dublin. 3d, Longford. 47th, ...
... I ~-B - PAROCHIAL CHuEcu.-Divine service will be celebrated to-morrow for the last time, previously to the restoration of the sacred edifice. OPEN-AIR WoasBap.-On Sunday last, the annual open-air gathering of the Primitive Metbodists took place on the open space of land adjoining the cricket ground, Turf Moor, where large concourses of people from various quarters were addressed by the Rev. Mr ...
... (60 uogjj' walm1 BANGOR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1853, Our amiable, placid, and self-satisfied conternm rorary-the Editor of the 'Carnarvon Iferald't% id us very severely to task last week for an allele enormity, in permitting the Reporter of the parties lars of the sad spectacle lately enacted in front, the county gaol in that town, to state, on what 1 is deemed sufficient authority, that he ...