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... Yesterday, Mr. H. Lowndes the appointment of juuior honorary surgeon to. Northern I Hospital. Yesterday, Edward Hynw, , ihinn. fell from i the rig in* the ship Geo ava, lying in the I falgar Dock, and fnstained fracture the was taken to the Nortl Hospital, and under surgical treatment well. Ordkr of tub Lirctb*ant of the County Palatine Lahcastck. Her Majesty, by warrant under hf r sign manual ...
... THE SEIZURE OF ARMS. Warsaw letter of the 9th Inst, confirms the report of the discovery of arms on the estate of Connt Zamoyski, and says— A Polish lady, dressed black crape, wearing a veil and a cross on the Beck, and having all the outward signs of devotion to her country, is stated to have betrayed the secret, And to have received as a reward about 500 silver roubles. The newly-elected ...
... ALTCAR COURSING CLUB. President, the Earl Sefton; Ffccward?, Viscount Uffington, H. Blende:!, E-q., ana T, T. C. Lister, Esq.; Jadpo, Mr. A. Slipper, Mr. ; lion. Secretary, T. D. lloruby, q. FIRST DAY.-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. THE STAKFS, For Dog Pup; ieB.—7s httries. First T*es.—Mr. Filbi.it bent Sefton's Sulphur, Mr. S. Lieter's Liverpool bri.t Mr. Moor«,'s Monty Moon; y, Mr. Stout's beat Mr. ...
... The Bombay journals October 12, which have to hand, announce tbe resignation of the Government of Bombay George Russell Clerk, and that the resignation has been accepted. His excellency, in indisposition, intended to leave for Mahahleshwur io a day or two. Mr. K. Ternp'e is to chief commissioner the Government paper currency, comes Into operation in January next. Telegraphic from all parts of ...
... handsome and substantial writing desk! »•.« token of their and esteem for promote psalmody amongst them. WEALTH THE ROMAN OATHOLIO —This body (says the Dublin correspondent the Morning Pot) notwithstanding its oonstant Dro'«£ poverty, rapidly its surplus resoMoe*ln the purchase of lands and pleasantrotreats for monks and nuns, and In the hudsome religious edlfioes. AU round Dublin, for ...
... WHOLESALE OBJECTIONS. A statement having been issued by Mr. Laird's committee under the above heading, ingeniously devised to mislead the constituency of Birkenhead and to throw odium Mr. Brassey's committee, wo have to lay before the electors the following facts, will show tiiit, if truth has not violatad, - there 3 been a good deal suppressed in order obtain pirty advantage. It has been ...
... iu FWBAT. ' PealnMUr mnd if the lateKlMof took tin Mth, »t Lisbon. There Including 10,000 troep.. LoM = ami Cnloinl lofnn did —k, oariva ta ttmo (iwut the . ~T__ - ...
... Yesterday afternoon, a schooner was reported on shore West Hoyle Bank, with the crew In the rigging. the news reaching the Mersey, two Liverpool lifeboats were despatched in tow of the steam tugs United States aud Universe ; but reaching tho vicinity of the bank there were no signs of any vessel in distress either tbe bank or ita neighbourhood, and the tugs and lifeboats returned to the river ...
... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. Wind N.N.W.; Holyhead, N., moderate gale. ARRivrD—Yesterday: Mtrrrion, nies, from Calf, St. Lucia—Albatross (s.s ), ran, Fottcrdanr. To-day: Jiit, Duke, from Seville—Baltic (8.8 ), Little, Havre—Arica, Rees, Hualv^—Star of Hope, Villa Bra!. Sailed—Nov 12: M. E. Campbell, Morse, for Rangccn. Yesterday : John Bibby, Skinne, for Shangbae— Atlartic Hor«fall, Alexandria. To ...
... The following inquests were held yesterday by the borough coroner On the body of Thomas Lillycrop, alias Wilson— the man referred to in our police report having preferred a chargo of robbery against his fellow* lodger—who lodged at the house William O'Callaghui, St. David's-place, Copperas-hill. He was a st%e danoer, was 22 years of age, and was engaged at the Parthenon, in Great Charlotte ...