... ! The Evening Star of Tuesday night says :—Since the incarceration of several noted Fenians in Millbank Prison, the police force on duty has been increased, and great vigilance exercised. At an early hour on Monday morning one of the policemen had his attention directed a man who was close to the prison wall, and upon approaching this fellow, he speedily decamped. On the officer going to ...

... extraordinary discovery of fewer than t'»rj* murders has just been made in a remote part of Staff The county at its west-south-west extremity thrusts itself by a narrow neck some half dozen miles i length by two miles in breadth at its widest part Shropshire on the north-west and Worcestershire th • south-east, and at its west-south-west end it is crosse I by the Severn, which at that point ...

... A firmer, named Britten, living ftt Wolverton, village between Frame and Bath, and adjoining the Tillage of Road, well known in with the Kent tragedy, been arretted, charged with having murdered his wife, the murder being acoompanied by circumstanoes of the moat horrible character. On Saturday morning information was to the police-station, Frame, that a fire had broken out at Woolverton, and ...

... THE CLERKENWELL OUTRAGE.—THE INQUEST. The adjoarned inquest on the victims of the explosion in Clerkenwell wa3 resumed yesterday (Friday) morning week. Some striking evidence was given by the chief warder of the House of Detention. He said that about three-quarters of an hour before the explosion Allen was on the top of a neighbouring house; and that shortly before the occurrence attention was ...

... in the above Mart will be held on Thursday, the 17th day of January, 1867, when he will SELL by AUCTION prime lot of FAT SHEEP, &c. Sale at Two o'clock. Overton, Ruabon. 40a GERWYN FAWR, FOUR MILES FROM WREXHAM. Sale of Valuable and Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in DiAing, Drawing, and Bedroom Suites, large and handsome Pier Glasses, in massive carved gilt frames, several handsome framed arid ...

... int m dation. Since Homimait CoLondon, first imported Pure Tea from Chini, per ship Cambatu, the public preference for.this truly cheap tea ha ...

... The Fie 1 A of last Saturday republished the correspondence which appeared in our columns between Mr B. Poynton and Home Secretary, and the letters of Mr Peel and an Angler referring thereto, and makes the following comments thereon : — CJpon the legality of the use of trammels and nighe lines in salmon river we shall offer no remarks. Lord Belmore, however, savs that salmon will no* take ...

... at Mudesford, Christchurch. Mr Dixon having resigned the mayoralty of Birming* ham in order to become a candidate for the represent*, tion of the borough, the council on Monday elected Avery mayor. An engine-tenter, who applied by letter for a situation at the County Asylum, Bainhill, has received from the advertisers an answer in the following words We do not feel disposed to entertain any ...

... either Boarders or Day Scholars, who are carefully edic* ed and prepared for all Professional and Commercial pursuits, as also for the middle class examinations connected with the Universities Government, and other appointments.—Prospectuses of terms furnished to Parents and Guardians on application to the Rev. Thomas Kibk, M. A., at the school. 824 a MOLD MAY FAIR & CATTLE MARKET. Notice is ...

... night week, regarding them a« suspicious characters. One of them shot the olficor in the hand, and the wonnd is said to be dangerous. His assailant and the other man got away, taking with them the officer horse. No Morb Red Hair. Main— le Bay's Extrait Dee will restore grey hair to it* natural colour sad darken red hair, eyebrows, whiskers, and mustachioa. Is. 6d., free by post for 94 stamps. ...

... ALLEGED FENIAN OUTRAGE IN LONDON. SOLDIER SHOT. Another of those ruffianly outrages which are gradually destroying all feeling of pity for the Fenian movement, has occurred in Holborn, London. It appears that on Saturday morning, about two o'clock, three of the band at Weston's Music Hall left that establishment on their way home. They belonged the Guards, and were not in uniform. They called ...

... Lord Chief Justice was the most astonished person in court. In his Treatise on Food,—Dr. Scoffern writes—l have for thirty years taken Tea, without milk and sugar, and my palate is the more critical. The best Tea is that imported by Messrs. Horjhman its ' natural appearance manifests it to be Tea that has not been covered by the Chinese with the usual mineral colour—a manifestation ...