... beloved ion of John Esq., itotherslade, sged 20 years. December 31st, at the I.lhrary, Wind-street, in this town, after a short illness, borne with Christian fortis tole and resigt:ation to the Divine will, Hamilton. e ld es t daughter of the late Mr ...

... important order has been issued by the Lords of the Privy Council with reference to the cattle plague. Orden were issued a short time ago giving doesl al- power to make relaxations in their regulations, and the Cattle Plague Committee for the county of ...

... Iltutus by one of the Popes of Rome, and concerning which Holmshead in his Chronicles v 1, p. 161, has given us a superstitious story. The house belonging to the rectorial tythes, which were served from this monastery by Robert Fitzhammon, is still a respectable ...

... y, named Mary Lloyd, was the proprietor of a horse, which unfortunately took it into his head to die and the owner, being short of cash, did not exactly know how to supply his place. In this dilemma she hit upon the idea of making a collection from house ...

... in its way. At Covent Garden the subject of the pantomime is Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. It is of course founded on the story in the Arabian Nights, sticks to it very closely, but moderni,es it slightly; as, for instance, by introducieg an inspector ...

... edieedve, woad the verdict of the jar,, his hind, Mr Simms, had certainly got it. There was a tri , e saying, however, that story ette good until another was loll. The jury had had eit opportemity of heariag Mr Slump twice, and he theeght-that tMrlead ...

... to rise and addressed the people assembled. He called out, I am not being hanged—l am being murdered. The drop fell—in a short time the men were dead. Burgess appeared to die instantly, without a struggle • Levy suffered two or three convulsions ; Kelly ...

... considerable impo tance to the public on the one hand, and important to the prisoner as to his guilt or in- The jury, after a short consultation, found a verdict of Not The )airman raid it was not the practice to address prisoners after they had beeu acquitted ...

... instalment of serial tale, entitled Playing for High Stakes, which is followed by a short sketch of The Deux Mondes of Paris and London. A Shot at Twelve Paces capital story, is also An Expensive Journey. The former i 3 an account of a duel between two ...

... weuld secure the verdict of the juiy, his friend Mr Simons had certainly got it. There was a trite saying, however, that one story was good until another told. The jury had had an opportunity of hearing Mr Simone twice; and be thought that when they had ...

... manufactory of substances, ground from chaff, sawdust, &c for the making of coarse paper. The damage is upwards of 2 1,000. A SAD STORY.-At the Marlborough Police Court, on Saturday, Charles Fryer, a tailor, of No. 2, Wil- liam-street, Albany-street, appeared ...

... to some extent addicted, might have caused the symptoms which rendered the ca~e suspicious. Anotiier suggestion was that a short time before Christmas de- ceased had been making fancy coains for the decora! ion of her room, and it was possible that she ...