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... Fo Charles Reynolds. the man who wrote letters threatening the to murder Baron Meyer, Baron Lionel, and Sir Anthony Rothscill, unless his demand for money was complied with, B was, on Tuesday, at the Central Criminal Court, sentenced D to five years' penal servitude. He pleaded guilty to the the charge of sending the felonious letters, but declared that he ofI never meant to carry his threats ...
... 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 * ...
... ECCLE SIASTICAL. - .: - - - . . L The- Most Rev. Charles Thomas'Longley, D.D., was Tho on Saturday elected by the Dean and Chapter of Canter- that ii bu~ry to the Archbishopric of that 'See. The next step that At e will be the confirmation of the election, which 'will ipso The ' acto render vacant the Arebbishopric of York. Dr. Hyde. '7 Lisgley will then -do homage to Her. Majesty, and memo ...
... 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. ...
... A ?? ?? - -- A correspondent of a London contemporary calls attention to the atrocious assaults committed by convicts on the warders and other officers in Dsrtmoor Prison. He says :- On Thursday last, Warder Rose, who was in charge of 56 con- victs employed in trenching land, had occasion to stoop down to examine the trench, to sec that it was level and properly laid out, when one of the ...
... Mr. Henley, M.P., is speecbifying in various parts of c me Oxfordshire, and i8 everywhere most cordially welcomed. t in At Woodstock, on Tuesday, he alluded to the improved 2 uld dwellings for the poor, a subject upon which Mr. Disraeli a also congratulated the agricultural association of the ii ne neighbouring county on the following day.-II must* an congratulate this society and the country ...
... ex- During the Past ten weeks 857,079 Persona have visited the ica- Crystal Palace, being an average of abov85o rwek Aman, who is believed to be insane, heas00 e we five in London, for threatening to assassinsate Sire GeorgeheGded to A waitress and charwoman namned Wombwell , a un. in Tuesday night's list of bankrupts. lkr nor The weekly return of the slate of employment in alanches ailar ...
... 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 ...
... PRESENTAAt[ON Of ANO4VHHR TESTIMONIAL TO GENERAL SIR JAMES OUTRAM. -_ ?? -i.. iiit- , _. ,,,A ^wU.^AV IIJ. -- * The 'friends and admsirers of 'General Outram, to the se numbse? of nearly 1,400, in England and in India, decided C 'a short time since upon presenting to the gallant, General mt some tribute of their 'respect and esteem. They had er lireidy'deternined to ereet a statue to him ;in ...
... tars IdJobn Jacob Gilbert, the mant suspected of the murder of ?? Hall, at Faordiogrldge, was committed for trial 0on day Thursday. daye Aboy ofi3,lleis oths fate 13had i at H6ll, hung hiimself last week, becausek lutil at is athr hd-refusged'hima permisslon to visit a diorama in tall, se the town. fd in The followiing. advertisement Vs copied from aI New York -A Paper :- Two newly-horn male ...
... I SOUTHADIPTON, Wednesday. The liberated Confederate Commissioners to England and France, Messrs. Mason and Slideli, aedompanied by their secretaries, Messrs. M'Farland and Eustis, arrived here this morning on board the Royal Mail Compannys steamship La Plata, Captain C. G. Weller. A more literal restoration of the status quo could scarcely have been effected, so far as the four ...