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... The French oorreepondent of the Timet rtatee the authority of* print* letter from Toulon, that aatinty the French and military forte. aeet* to Ma, together with X> atari-plated aU the troop. of the b*« lery lately oiled going on mort The rewired eider. to han it completed b, the let MAron. Order* have, li add, been (inn to prepare —- tonmente for £0,000 man the »-y—l-» ot the Ohalona, under m ...
... r 100 whom there Is a *'do«rn at present), ■nenid run over a child and cause ita death, whether through otherwise, would be a one * • manslaughter. but a drunken father or mother, r °2f* nniortunate infant and smother or 'vert** p ~ p, ° * whSSS^^nrtoSrS wh! » to « 4a * to Aod the oomoer at -.??? '■ Quite refreehindignation ou a lik wa^ in « and expressing hie i»f« b S third time. Be 01 ...
... SOUTH LANCASHIRE OPEN COURSING. MEETING AT SOUTHPORT. SECOND DAY.—THURSDAY, JANUARY 3L The CHUBCHTOWN KKB. for £} 10a. First Tin.—Mr. W. Hardys Me beat Mr. Eateman's Mr. Htocker'a Sir Waiter beat J. Dixou'n fervent Hill. Mr. W. Peacock'* Pembroke beat Mr. Tyrwr'a Maid of Mount, Mr. Broeklebank'a Pec garth beat Mr. C. Lomax's Topper Mr. Batoman'a Lady of the Tees beat Mr. W. Wilaon'a Dirk ton. ...
... TO WORKING CLASSES. WHY DO YOU WANT PARLIAMENTARY REFORM? it be merely for the j-ake cf giving your votes at the hustings, and being objected to anuually in the m courts, like your neighbours, it is hardly worth while trouble yourselves about the matter. But if you for better legislation—constant employment at for ev«_ry man able and willing to work—lighter taxes—and more of all the comforts ...
... MASSACRE AT BAN JUAN. Southampton, Wbdntbdat.—The royal mail steamship Tyne, Captain Jelliooe, has arrived with the above mails. She brings 41 passengers, £2093 in specie, and upwards of 3000 packages in cargo. The Magdslena, with the outward mails, left St. Vinofcnt for Kio Janeiro on the 21st ult.; ail well. On the 15th ult. the Tyne iiessed the outward French mail steamer on tho English ...
... AI.'STRIA. Vienna, Friday.—The official Vienna Gazette denies that differences of opinion ,on questions of principle prera 1 in the Minktry. ...
... Pesth, Friday.—The sub-oommittee of the Judex Curia: oonferehce proposes the abrogation of the Austrian penal law and the rules laid down by Austrian law for criminal trials. It also recommends the immediate Introduction of the Criminal Code 1844, the regulations for criminal trials by jury aad the re-establishment the press laws of 1848, also with trial by jury. Pesth, Feb. 15.—1n the ...
... Tie weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present— Mean. Dover (ehalr.Ma), Shell, Beekwlth, Ridley, Steel, Nlokson, Job, Bowling, Barton, Stitt, Crellin, Vernon. The borough engineer, building nmnr. and Inspector of reported various particulars of the operations ihtfr several departments daring the week, from which it appeared that 119 of inhabitant! had been Impacted wad mane taken to remedy ...
... THE THIRD SOUTGE LANCASHIRE COUKSING. SOUTHPORT MEETING. Stewards—3. KEq.; F. Booth E*q :0. Bracewel), >rq.; K, Field t*q ; 11. Tyrer. L*q. Flag Mr. H, Juige, Mr. Bennett. Clipper. Mr. Bauer. Treasurer, Mr. Hunt. Secretary. Mr. B. W. Stacker. FIRST DAY.-THURSDAY, FEB. 28. Tho SOAKISBBIOK CUP, for 16 All aged Doga, £6 ICa. _ rach.—£lC4. First Ties.—Mr. Bracnwella Blue Coat beat Mr. Cunningham's ...
... THB LIVERPOOL MKBTING THIS DAY The Timu gays enduring interMt will attach to the meting which will oommenoe Liverpool to-day, andwhichlsanticipatedwith noHMIa euriocitygllks English, blah, and French torfnea, Since the of tin gathering to two days, aad the Grand National Steeplechase, which etUl rwtalns its pristine popularity, has to be the be-all and end-all the mMting-th. fixture under ...
... t. and Lb.WW.—This CMC , was heard in the Court Probata and on Thursday. Tha prayed (or a divoroe the ground of Ids wife's adultery with the 00-respond eat, who pleaded denial. respondent also denied the adultery, and pleaded farther that if she had committed her husband wae also guilty of the same offence, and that had deserted sad 111-treated h«r, to entered a replication denying thaw ...