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... EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY I BY A LADY. I Our readers will recollect that about the time of 3 the murder of Colonel Crofton and Captain Han- ;e ham by Patrick M'Caffery-between the 10th and 6918th of September, 1861---a diamond ring of very a considerable value was missed from the quarters 0 of Colonel Crofton, at Fulwood barracks. A re- 3t ward was offered at the time, but no trace of the missing ...
... THE BARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF FUND. The committee have issued a report of their stewardship hitherto, in which is embodied a scheme for the disposal of the surplus. The financial statement shows: Total amo ut of subscriptions re- ceived ?? 19 6 Interest 011 unvestmcents and cur- rent accounts .1 ,395 IS 4 =ยฃ3,234 17 9 Tradesmen's accounts, recovering bodies.. . . 10 4 Burial of bodies. . 7 9 0 ...
... I (FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. A pamphlet on the Polish insurrection, by Count de Montalesubert, has appeared to-day. He urges the Emperor to snake Isimself the Liberator of Poland, and prmnises that all Frauce will support him with enthusiasm. He wishes, however, to see the intervention perfectly disinterested, and alike freed from any English complicatiovis in ...
... WEDBNESDAY, MARCH 4,1863. More disasters appear to be looming in the future for America. Notwithstanding an unprecedented accumulation of military, financial, and commercial disasters, the Federal Government still professes to have confidence in the notion-although all the rest of the world disbelieves it--that the South will be subjugated; and the Union re-constructed. Acting upon this ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDECt, I rrin. nnn as ?? - -- (mOM OtYB OWN ?? ?? vI: C X [rtao B own ConRESPORDENsT.3 LoDoxe, 'WEDNESD t T~m proposal of the leading journal, that l candidates for rboumatism should subscribe halft B guinea each fortheprivilegeof pirotettingai,0lltil thh . great, dreary, ugly building at South Kenais t known as the Fowke's.Folly, on the night of 10th of March, by way of ...
... letters to (gfritor. PRINCE OF WALES'S WEDDING. SIR,-The time drawing soneer I have been expecting to see a programme issued by the Mayor of the intended proceedings for celebrating the Prince of Wales's wed- ding at Cardiff. Should, however, the arrangemenis of the committee not be complete, I respectfully suggest that this being a seaport town of some significance, our British tars ought to ...
... We have been compelled by a pressure of advertisements to withdraw our summary of general and local intelligence, and several other communications of interest, some of which will appear in the Guardian of next week. The Proprietor of this Paper does not hold himself responsible for any errors which may inadvertently occur in the arrival or departure of the different Trains and Packets, as ...
... i watt asM 4mva 3m.v1 I IMWREC I183 Y M&E y Groegiaic, yn eu somedigaeth am frenin .oyfaddas, wed; diswyddo ei Llywodraeth Ddar-I . . ?? - _ - le ?? Phnildi , ;ylaciaas, ?? u'wy s-y --j .. - _ _ bodol. Y mae y Gymmanfa Wladol wedi rhoddi I r) y gallu gweinyddol yn nwylaw y Llywydd Morar- i tini, an y mae yn aw yn ffrflywodraeth new- c Y ydd. Dygwyd y cyfnewidiad hwn oddi amgylch i. L trwy ...
... 1:LrsSIAN EBARBARhITY. ?? Theo (zl~ol- % (From the Globe.) The ztteck oel the bouse of Count Polytele, by thie flue- satros, II er: bmir mentioerd in our Colum1lnls. We are nowein i X ?? to give, from ll anlthentic source, the details of tli 1obarba rus outrage, which was enlirely unprovoked oer the part or the suffeers ?? C| qurnt I(opold Polytelo, member of tire Polish Council of ' Slttt c, ...
... THE PflOGBESS or T..E POLISH INSURRECTIO N. UI - - _Gtc 'r1 T;ยง S .VS The Berlin correspondent of the Thine says:- I have private and very reliable information of a recent date from persons who have been travelling in Russia and Poland. At St. Peteraburn, it anears, people are very much irritated against the 1oles, and talk of nothing less than the extermination of the race. you will probahly ...
... I.1O. _ ) OF TIUDE r.E1'OT6 O I BILLS. DI J_` I . 'The folllowllag reports. ha-re juslt been ?? by the, Bor-iN 1.-iisJ0WAD FcOUTll-WvE-TtyRAIWA (ADDOTTIONAl POWCElRS) BILL. By this 1ci 'it is proposed to emrpower the Glasgow antd Sot-etrValwyCmayt aeI alalnt c hainls in the Abbey Pari-h ?? Paisley, to connect the coinpan) s Paisley and Renfrew line, near Gatesidle, with the joint line of the ...
... 1 je U Lnti U.fi ?? .S In the introduction to his new work, Parliamentary. I History of Fran ce, which is about to appear, Ml. Guizot dan ?? friendsof political liberty are discouraged, and sha reasons are not *wanting for their discouragement. I may, I 1i perhaps, say that I, more than any one else, would have a sole sight to abandon myself to it. I have fallen with the institu- Thi tions ...