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... In three several trials, wislich have taken place within the last week, and have excited an unusual degree of public atten- tion, the question of responisibility on the ground of mental . ability to discern between right and wrong was the main point on which the decision turned, In the first of the three eases O alluded to,-the great will cause of The Earl of Sefton v. 6t Hopwood, the issue ...
... | I SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. OPENING OF THE BOMBARDMENT. APRIL 10. The Times has published the following despatch from Vienna, dated Monday evening :-Onl the evening of the 9th the bombardment of Sebastopol commenced. The cannonade had lasted twelve hours when the courier left; and the advantage appeared to be with the allies, but no signal success had been obtained. The Morning Herald of ...
... I GENERAL INTELLIGENCE r The Earl of Cardigan was mounted at the review on ~v Tuesday week on the chestnut horse which carried him e o0 successfully through the famous charge at Balaklava. Manchester has subscribed 229,022, Salford £3,775, and the Manchester Unity of Odd-Fellows £2,500 to the Patriotic Fund: of the thousands of persons who pro- tmised contributions, not one failed to pay. e ...
... FOREIGN - ?? F~tANVIJVIE There appears to ba n loger any reason to doubt that pi the Erperor if the Preols aiU prceed forthwith to the IO Crimea. it, the Coastitatiotnud of Monday it is stated w that ...
... TO THE HDITOaS OF THS 1YRI1OOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-I transmit the report on the ispootant sulbect of the division of the county palatliao, and aly as well mention amlaisdenit in referenco theret. that ...
... In addition to the letter published in otur first ppe, I the followint appeared in yesterday's Times. Sir.-In Me 27es of the 7th inst. there Appars a letter from Lord Cardigan, in which hi Lordship. after many days' deliberation. denies-and. as he says, ; the most positive terms-having received the mess3a I stated I had sent to him, onveying, perhaps, too wild a reproah for not haring made use ...
... MANiIJ~i'O Oi ios E KSOW-NUMHJNUS. Iromnthis manificsto weselect the subjoiiiedparagrapbs that are, in fact, the vital parts of the docament, The now nothin party is, otherwise, the Anerican party; and its great prissiPle% Anerica' for the Amerlcans: the Awe rica of Waslington as Washington by the aid of Americalis won at. EVIL SPIRIT OF 'PARTy. 'nhe large and commanding masses of American ...
... F rOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I , - _1- - --q FRANCE,-There appears to be no longer any rea. son to doubt that the Emperor of the French will pro. ceed forthwith to the Crimea. In the COnstitutionne? it is stated that his camp equiipage has already been sent off; andithe 10th of May is confidently named in Paris as the day on wlhich be wilt take his departure. It is now underst iod that Queen ...
... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NRWSPAPEW.(OFFICE.. LO' Wt S D..Y NIGhT. = ?? Ta , ?? OY' SEBASTPL A telegraplhie message from the Crimea, of date ad r eent as Wednesday, reached the Ad- miralty on Thursday; but the government, now in sole possession of the quidhest means of comnmu- nication; appears to have had nothing important to announce. Tke opinion is gaining ground that the assault will not take place ...
... mI _ - - ?? Prulic LmRaAnY.-The interest first manifested In this institu. tlon still keeps up, the number of books tajcen out far exceeding the expectations of its most sanguine promoters. During January 859 volumes were Issued; February, 794; March, 1,023: making a total of 2,676 volumes during the first three months of the year. The number of subscribers at present is 200. CONCERT AT THE ...
... FROM PRESTON. To Blackburn, Accrington, Bury, and Man7hester-6-35 mix. 9.010.55 morn.; 1-45 4-0 5-10 7-30 mix, '9.ea aftn. On Sundays 7.30 morn., 2.15 6-10 aftn., all mix. (To Accrington on Saturdays only.) To Blackburn, Burnley, Colne, Skipton, Bradford, 47 Leeds.- 6.35 mix, 9-0 10-55 morn.; 01-45 4-0 '5-10 '7-30 mix, aftn. On Sundays: *7-30morn.,2-15 6-10aftn.,allmix. (*ToColns only.) To ...
... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1855. I IIOW-NOWNTHINGISM. Our transatlantic kinsmen have for some time been P making such a clatter about a mysterious political party f that has sprung up in the union nobody knows how, why, e or wherefore, that at last we are forced to take notice of it, ri inasmuch as it is beginning to have some importanteffects v on the actions of our own ...