... ; in the second quarter, are the arms of 2ul1(itagmu, quartemed with M1nothereioer, his grace's grand. mother having been the only daughter and heieess of the last Duke of Montagu ; in the third quarter, are the arms of Douglas quartelred vith Mar, his ...

... about an hour uninterruptedly, to the amusement of those in the gallery. Suddenly, how- ever, a band of juvenile ruffians, armed with sticks andl bludgeons. obtained an entrance to that portion of the building, and the demonstration was sufficient to clear ...

... Marsden Joshua W. Pateson, Robinson, John 11 Row'landson, John Seeden, John J. Sibert, James Skelton, h Richard Spsncer, Joseph White.-Prizes for geometry. Iet -e grade : William Beardwood, George Brown, S. S. Cockshott, John F. Corner, Alfred Fell, J. W. Patesont ...

... extradition treaty from New York to this port, in the steamship IKedar, on a charge of having murdered, by stabbing, Edward John, one of the crew of the British schooner Florence, while on a voyage from Key West to New York. He was brought before the Liverpool ...

... Raymond of Dublin, was brought to Liverpool on Saturday from New York, charged with having killed a ooloured seaman, namted John West, on the high seas. The inquest on thd'badids of-the eight'bne'- who were recently killed by the breaking of the rope at ...

... ;-in Chorley, by Gornal ;- in Leyland, by Walker ; in Southport, by Walker.-[Advt.] A PalEsT CHARGED WITH RIOTOUS CONDUCT.-John Naughton, a man about 30 years old, shabbily attired, was charged at the Manchester city police court, on Wed- nesday, with ...

... from Plymouth, on Saturday, for Aus- tralia, where she will fulfil several theatrical engagements. Two young gentlemen, Mr. John Beggs and Mr. James Chew. were drowned the other day while skating on a pond at Belfast. The London volunteers have determined ...