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... OUR CONTEMPORARIZO. ponvIXG VALOUR AND B RNINGo FvERB,- (Ies )-Any one of our readere whose hard fortune iS w5B to be compelled to move about the town yester. even with althe cool comforts of duok troweers ad the relief of Hansom cabs, can without any great effort of imeagination conceive what his feelings would have been bad he performed the same sultry gymeas- ties in the regulation dress of ...
... - '!ICALCXTTA: ; ?? DISARMAMENT O' TE NATIVE SOLDIERS. t' The followifg was pbli-shed Gbgovernment on the, at 14th of Juneh - ?? t ' At an e'rly'hour this miorning (Sunday) the Government st 'received intelligece from' Major-General Hearsey, con- Y, manding ?? Division,tlhat he had good reason le to apprehend a rising of the: native troops, at Barrackpore, to, ana~liadh~d oneue. e':takcn ...
... HORTICULTURAL AND. FLORAL SOCIrTY.-For the short time this Society has been established, it has progressed to the satisfaction of its most sanguine promoters ; it consists at the present tino of about 100 mombers, including the principal goutlemen ili the neighbourhood. The first show es is fixed to take place on Tuesday the 8th of September, and td Will be held in one of the most picturesque ...
... ABEsDREN, Tuesday.-For the week ending on Saturday the average per boat here, would be about six crans: since of then the take has been very small indeed. no STONREAVEN, Taesday.-In the week ending *with Satur- pI day, each boat would average about 13 crans, or say, 23 to hc 25 for the season. The fishing for the last two days has ril been exceedingly small. -hi PETERKEAD.-Tlse 246 boats here ...
... §SCOND EDrrION OF SATURDAY. FRANCE. PkrIS, Friday EvcrinIg.-The trial of the Italians accused of an' attempt to assassinate the Emperor, te-ininated 'at 5.40 ter. T.The jury returned a verdict of guilty, with extenu- ating circumstances in favour of Bartolotti and Gfilli The'6rocureur-General demanded an -application of Article '9 of the Penal Code to the three accnsed, modified. by Article ...
... FOREIGN AND OLONIAL. INDIA. While awaiting the arrival of another mail, wO can only give extracts from the numerous private letters which arrived by the last. The Time;, in its Stock Exe.1rainge news, gives an extralft 'of a, letter from Point de Galle, dated 2nd July, in which the writer mentions the receipt of the following news from his brother, anl officer in the 37th Regiment : Delhi is ...
... U.4VIVERSITY OF LOSDO2V7 M. B. FIRST EXAMINATION.-1857. . FIRST DIVISIOX. Adams, Samuel Hoppus, University College. Alford, Henry Jamnes, University College. Carter, Robert, University Cvllege. Cayley, William, King's College. Cooke, Johit, St. Thomas's Hospital. Cousins, John Wari, St. Thomas's Hospital. Crowfoot, William Miller, St. Bartholomnew's Hospital. )arbham, Arthur Edward, Guy's ...
... THE LIVERPOOL NMERCURY. FRIDAY,- AUGUST 14, 1857. SALUS POPULI LBY, SUpRtXA. BUMMA;IY. In the House of Commno ne, on Wednesday, the Smoke Nuisance (Scotland') Abatement Bill passed w through committee. It VY was agreed that the Sale L of Obscene Books Preve rition Bill should be re-a committed-Mr.. Roeb uck characterising the 2i measure as the most pri 3posterous ever sent down U1 from the ...
... TOWN AND TABLE.TATIK. CFROx OUR o0rW aoRlEsPoNDNTJ] DUBLIN, TuESDoA, AUO.1ST 11. THE delight is universal among all classeS at the ignlO- minious defeat of thle disgraceful petition, presented by the Romanist-Radical clique, and supported by imieas wllicll will not now elaracteris. It has now become a matter of rejoicing that it Was pre60Osnted, inasmuch as it afforded all opportunity to our ...
... ENGLYNION J XR. WILLIAM THOMAS, (AlwÐ Morlaia), Teiynwr, Merthyr, yr IJ el4.,ÛliAJdd virth clmareu 'r Delyn \deir-ret, ya Eitieddjod ■einiol, .J.<tdar, Qorj-henhaf Y 7fed, 1857. Diairigen da ei ymgais,—yw William Thomas, (Alaw :>1odais) ¡ O! Kwvnol yw sain ei lais, Y yw a glywais Sain ei delyn svlii swvnawl,-—i'n meddwl, Maeddodd —bn fycklutfawl! Yn rhwydd iawn fCirdd rhoudwn fawl A f'o ...
... Private George Garrett, 93rd Highlanders, was tried by a court-marshal at Chatham garrison on the follow- ing charge: For when he was a prisoner in the main-guard loek-up, he called Lieutenant Gortou of the 29th tegiment, who was the officer of the guard, a recruit officer, and, taking up his shoe, threatened to throw it at the said officer. The prisoner was tied up to the halberds and ...
... MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Seventh Ordi- li nary Annual GENERAL MEETING of the Cardiff Water Works Company, will be held at the Offices of the Com- pany, in Charles-street, Cardiff, on MONDAY, the 24th day of -r?US. '^le Chair to be taken at 1 o'clock precisely- I he Books of the Company, for the transfer of Shares will be closed from and after Saturday, loth August, till Thursday, 25th ...