... HAAIFAX. . At . Cam - 1. ads, Two SIDES OF A STORY.-L~ast Saturday, Levi I Shaw, of Hipperholme, wae brought before the county ?? Magiatrahi s, at Halifax, on a oharge of assaulting Polioecnan Idel Histon, at lBrighouse, on the 29th ult. 1hao'fficer said ...

... the Great Ones of the world held er- Twelftbutight. r-, And out of a vast helmet, like that which in Horace Wal- be pole's story came down into the court-yard of Manfred of an Otranto, they were drawing Twvelfthnight characters. rp- By some mesmeric agency ...

... R. B. B. Cobbett, on behalf £8,611 1. of the Manchester Medico-ethical Society, preferred a charge conesi against Mr. John Story, of' Butler-street, for aviolation of time the requirements of the new medical net, thea defspdaflt there having inscribed ...

... warmly advo. eating the work, and remarked that it was truly sur- priming that so large a sum should have been collected an Eo short a time by the followers of this popular preacher. It is confidently hoped that by theend of this year the Tabernacle will be ...

... audience for a short time. On Saturday evening last, a number of Mr. Hough's late pupils and friends took tea with him at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Institute. After the repast, Win, 0sburn, Esq., F.R.S.Lit., was called to the chair. Short speeches ...

... 100 votes, being three short of an absolute majority id of members present. Twenty-five other candidates were is voted fr, the highest having only 20 votes. be On a subsequent ballot Mr. Sherman had 101 votes, but Dn was four short of creation. His highest ...

... circumstance or other, it caught the saw, and was hurled with fearful velocity at Greaves, striking him on the forehead. A short piece was broken off the lathe, and this is slated to have Burk into his head. Medical assistance was at once procured, and ...

... EHISTORY.-We (inverness Courier) are indebted to a literary friend for the following, whicci may be folly relied ?? are stories going the round, to the effect that Lord Macanlay's hiMSS. of the next two volumes of his history are illegible. The fact ...

... is'rtr ro' ofior in suppressing the street dis ur ances of last week,, and he was naturally' anxi ousto ropudi- ate any- short-lived popularity 't'hat' lie m6i-ght gain at the expease 'ofan 'old andva~tised 6ffcer like Mr MAO NS Rt ain adtasi justice ...

... a martyr there will be no disposition on the part of Europe, or of his own subjects, to deny him the gratift. oation. THE stories which have been circulated about the desertion of Hungarian troops from the Austrian army in Italy, aye officially denied ...

... week, and it did not ?? throughiout that war exceed £5,000. Nfr. scams The new Post-office Directory, gives the num, arre story ber of clergymen and Dissenting ministers in the metropolis Parra and at 930. There are 429 churches, rind 42:3 chapels, of ...

... represented that Mrs. Moran, his aeunt, b ly in who pusrciased leer meat there, wished to borrow 2s.6Cd. t atant Beieve nghis story, Mr. Butler advanced the money, and on a great fiesubsequent occasions he also gave the defendant various I em sums, amnounting ...