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... A huge salmon, weighing 50 pounds, was lately discovered on tno bank of the Blaok water. Last week, Mr. William Singleton, retired tradesman, residing at Morpeth, committed suicide by cutting his throat from ear to ear. At Glasgow, Patriok Sunney has been sentenced to death for the murder of a man named Cassidy, at Alexandria, on the of November last. On Saturday, her Majesty forwarded a ...
... The ftllowing * of Lord Palmeraton'g reply . to the memorial Fubmitted to by a portion (he Liberal members Parliament respecting the ' national expenditure 94, Piooadilly, Jan. 30,1861. IMy dear Mr. Crawford,—l have to acknowle the receipt of the letter signed bj yourself, Mr. Baines, and Mr. Buxton, which .transmitted me ' the memorial addreattd to bj some members of l the Liberal party ...
... On Tuesday, the frozen surface of the B«r|>»nti(,o **** thronged with skaters and sliders, who indulged in *11 the various amusements which •no lata terete bat outdo so popular. Quadraot 110(1 evon quoiU were resorted to for amusement, and during the whole day the fun reported waxed fast and minus. At night a repetition Monday evening's took nlaoe, Inaugurated by a grind procession formed of ...
... On Friday, at the Rochdale police court, Warburton, a stonemason and builder, was on suspicion of having wilfully caused the death of Ellon Garside, 34 years, the wife of Joseph Garaide, bookkeej>er in the employ of the Mer- I chants' Company, at the Rochdale Canal Yard. Tuesday faflt, the deceased, who hid been miving. einca the Ist of April, was pulled ont of the Kochdal® k edn«aday,Ur. ...
... abstract of tho produce of the of the United Kingdom in the years and onartera ended March 31, 1801, compared with the oorreaponding periods of the preceeling year, showing tho increaac or decrease thereof :— YP.MIN KS > MARCH 31. I 18C1. 1860. | Increase. Decrease. Ciurtonu i M.W902 '.. 1 1M.1J6 iy.4-t5.000 JO.JU.OOO .. 926,030 titamps S3H4li B.WJ/,98 901.514 Taxes 3.127.000 5,23i,000 108.000 ...
... 37, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. VISIT OF HIS ROYAL PKINGS ALFRED. This Important institution, recently established in this town, was visited, before his departure for America, bj our ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. BIFOEE MEBBEH. AND very Nick Loixikr.—An elderly man, named Patrick Kerrey, known as an attendant at auction sales, was charged with assaulting and threatening stab Susan Pilkington. a married woman, ic-iding *t No. 5 stroet, Edge-hill, It appeared that Mr. Horvey occapied apartments at the hou c e of Mrs. Pilkiogton. and frc-iuently returned from his auctioneering ...
... FACT STRANGER THAN FICTION. Rolls Court en Thursday q~ve judgment in iha ca-e Ponton v. Kendall. The ;er tho Rolls, giving judgment, said tha;, the points iavolved were simple and trio facts, elucidated, were singular and romv.tic as con'd bo found in the pages any v,crk fiction, however apparently Iho points rai el vcre, first, wtrit her will executed by %Mrs. Dolphin,iu Aprs!, was valid and ...
... a good deal of bickering about the doarness water, for which think there is very good cause. I also complain, not so much of the dearness of the water as of having to pay for It twice over—first to the corporation, and secondly to the milkman. There has been a good deal said of late with respect to the adulteration of pepper, Will you or some of your readers have the kindness to inform me if ...
... The following are additional particulars of the stranding of the Coupland, at Scarborough, on Saturday, and of the melancholy results of the attempt made to rescue her crew Between four and five o'clock the vessel attempted the harbour, but did not succeed in entering. She drifted rapidly until she struck immediately opposite the Spa Promenade. The lifeboat was manned, and sent out to the ...
... Madrid, Sept. 14. Epcca of to-day says— are authorised to dcclare that the statement of a Belgian paper that Monsijnor Claret has attacked the Emperor Napoleon from the pulpit i* faLe. The preichers of the Oueen never introduce political matters into their &ein:on?, and her Majesty would not allow any Sovereign or any Government to be abased in her presence. ...
... Londow, Baturday Akternooit. The position the Bank of France is the principal circumstance that affucts the money market at the present time. It appears from the return for the last month, published yesterday, that the Bank of has lost 81,000,000f., or, in round nuinburs, £3 200,000 bullion sinoe Its last monthly statement. This decrease of gold silver chitfly caused a great decrease in the ...