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... O.. ltht -P AA --f ?? 9 is not in brutes that we find most brutality. Wby are two t's like hops? Give It up? Because they mlt beer better. Kvery woman's rights are marriage rites; every traitor's ra~?s, funera4 rites. Wby is it easy to break into an old man's house ? Because hiu,7it isbroken and his locks are few. Anadvertiser in one of the papers says that he has a cottage DP 1t containing ...
... LONDON TO' NOTTINGHAM, DERBY, AND LEEDS. Gov ~ ov. Mail,Faat Gov. Feast 1 2 STATIONS 12 12 12 12 1212 1212 Mail Departure 5.A1. a Lna . a~m T.o. am. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.Eg London E.Square .. 15 6.1 0 9. 120 2 45 1. 0Si9 0 8 London K. Cross. 7.101 9.25114 III .. 30 6.40 u Rugby . . 8.30 10:11111.3111 35 2. 1 5 20 7.1[0 120 Tut Leicester.. * .. 1.1 l,8112.24 2 II 3.10 6 1? 7.50 11.f8ig c Syston * ...
... TIHE CURE FOR CRIMINALS. - - 4- . V aa*AAT>- r..- . The report from the Reformatory Committee for the County of D)erhy, presented to the Court ot Quarter Sessions last week, was a very suggestive one. During the year just dead there have been twelve juvenile offenders sent to various Reformatory Schools from this county, and the total amount paid towards the maintenance of juvenile criminals ...
... , - X, . r Om (From the Times.) Another tremendous disaster has fallen on the Federal ty.arms. So great has been the carnage, so complete and tog undeniable the defeat, that the North appears stunned by l tie blow. In all these encounters the tendency of the I Federals, who alone supply Europe with the news of them, was to conceal their losses, and to represent the conflict of a week as ...
... hW r . - ?? -. ?? . . . I 1. a e The Worcester Chronicle gives currency to the following G ?? the short sojourn of this fiery-footed a d redskin in Worcester, he was one day taking his ease, and, v t with a party ofadmirers, indulging a little in i fire-water, a e the delight of his race, at theYewandlYoung.Un,linIthuriel- o street, when agentleman from Ledbury asked him togratify o e the ...
... WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1862. We never remember so much nonsense to have d been said and written by the supporters of Whiggism p -and they are rather renowned in that way-as upon ir the upshot of the sham debate on national retrench- a ment, to which we last week referred. They must be s( uncommonly thankful for a lucky escape from an ex. tl pected disaster, and too much joy bath made them h mad. ...
... is V I On Tuesdav. a lenuth-nd . . UV A CAPTAIN. r1ey, On Tuesday, a lengthened investigation took place fit the Mr. offices of the Local Marine Board, Bristol, relative to a charge ir of brought against Captain Martlips, late master of the barque to Usk, belonging to AMessrs. T. Beynon and Co. Newport. It !d to will be remerabered that the vessel was ordered to a pert in 3urm Chili, and that ...
... A- tpv7 i 'o unc WBDNBSDAY, NOVEMBER1 19, 1862. of I dou T1he all-absorbing topic of the week has been the Mir proposal of France to England and Russia for a joint mediation or intervention in the affairs of America, ΒΆ1 with the view of inducing the suspension of hostilities seas in that horribly ferocious war, which is now convert- the ing the conflicting States into one vast Aceldama. add ...
... ithBURTON-UPON.TRENT. p of The High Bailiff of Burton, John Richardson, Esq., ha; and announced that, in consequence of Christmas-day falling on Thursday, the 25th instant, Burton market will be held on the precedting day ( Wednesday. ) The majority of the lead. ing grocers and drapers in Burton have signified their inten. tion of closang their respective establishments on the Friday following ...
... f TO THE EDITORt OF THE ?? 1RUL for- Sir-Mr. Massioglhan, In thre recent dsuso ~Cuc Property, read from a pamphlet a story aouta hrc aly who was said to have ridden on V clergyman tained, as soon, as I could, a copy of i his church. I ob. ub, Reviewer Reviewed, Sowler andp Sofs tanhester~t IThen to wrote to Ur. Thomas, who had made08 t nheestteren atheud Dur derifield. His reply I give you ...
... thi The following is the Directors' report:- The directors have to report that the receipts from the several branches of traffic for the past half-year, as compared with the aff corresponding half-year of 186l. have been as under:-Coaching, of 333,9.58/., showing an increase of 9,9431.; Merchandise, 421,4181., tht showing an increase of 4.0321. Minerals, 212,280?., showing a de. crease of 38 ...
... DI I 5 LIEUTENANT -MAURY ON THE AJIERICAN g . I STRUGGLE.' Lieutenant Maury, late of the United States' navy, author of the celebrated work, The Physical Geography of the Sea, and a staunch supporter of the Southern Con- federacy, has written a letter .to the French Admiral De Chabanuo, on the origin, conduct, and prospects of the war in America. It id without date; but was written after the ...