... A WOMAN ATTACKED BY A MOB IN SOUTD.-ST. POAR, SHREWS- BnURY 3O AD. it (SUItJcMT OF I6LUSTRATItON.) k On Wednesday night, South-street, Park, aud Shrews- liry-road, were the scene of a disturbance, certainly of a sounewhattemarkible, and perhaps, in some resp cts, t of a salutary character. It is alleged that in the Palk n there lives not a gay young bInchelor, buit an equally ?? Benedict, ...

... >'OURTH EDITION THE BUCKHUHIST.1lLII TRAGEDY. EVIDENCE OF MISS GIRIGGS. On Tuesciay, F. A Watkins, charged with attempting to] murder his sweetheart, was brought Lefore the l,rsgistrateo at Waltham s abcompyaned by bar ia liies Mat~ilda Griggsviacopke P.nd mother. She is a pretty girl, find was attired in a lack silk dress and a sumner bonnlt She appeared Jibe very week. And aea eccingt ...

... CENTRAL HALL OP ARTS AND SCIENCES. The Central Hall of Arts and Scieneos. the first stone of which was on Monday laid by her Majasty the Queen, will form an appropriate monument to a Prince who earnestly devoted much of his time and care to the furtheranceof studies by wbicta nation is enlightened and refined. It is, however, well to distinguish a work of this character from a memorial, puro ...

... ILLTRtSEATIN A Cisrt.D.-Richard Bishop, the marker at the Hereford Ride Butts, who was recently charged with gross cruelty to his child, has been had up on rsonaid. It appeared that he had served 2S years in the 36th ?? Ia addition to the evidence ?? t iveu, Fanuy lerniott said she saw the poor child lying o0 the grouud; she complained of her chest and Eaid, O t, it is where father hit me. ...

... %Ial? llu 'A polift Ilrajo, '3 liffilt I S4'TUBDAY, MAY 25. -H fas the poorert' says, it is only the first step ta ilat csts. 7;10 Hail of Arts and Scioncos at Ken- ;aglolw will ?? in successiul history. It -wts in- a aenrated on SMonclay with a brilliant orom nil and ..a p d llar excitement; whilo it had the still steatler distinioell of reciving the countenance and ativoe ssistlance if ...

... EQUESTRIANISE EXTRAORDINARY. tiia fnl2 o ell -nI.-n ?? nn~_ ng The Cork ERxminner contains the following account are of an equestrlan exploit in that town:- On Thurseay ng evening, about five o'clock, when Patriok-strret was me crowded, as it usually is at that hour, considerable ex- aes cicament was caused by a man, evidently much under ,i. the influence of drink, riding down the street from ...

... SHOCRING ACCIDENT AT WEDNESBURY. FALLH OF A CHA.PEL GALLERY. Da- (SUBJCTr OF ILLUSTFRATION.) The fourth of Mr. Murphy's lectures-viz., that on ''The 0onfessional'-wos announoed to take place on Friday evening in the United Methodist Free Church, lRidding-lane; and owing to the fact that certain challenges had been given to Roman Catholics te'attend on that ocnision, coupled, perhaps, with the ...

... A ROMANCE OF THE SEA,-RETURN Of A LOST HUSBAND. A -onnTar ann ?? ?? h.. nnR as A singular and romantic incident has occurred at sunderlsnd, on the return of a man who for four years bad been given up, and in the meantime his wife had again married. It appears that upwards of four years ago a seaman named Fife sailed in a Snuderland ship named the Sarah, for Australia. Fife left behind him a ...

... GREAT FIRE AT STOKE NEWIflqGTON. __ .RU: 1~ - a -Adz Ad l A serious fire broke out about eleven o'clock o3 Wednesday night amnugst some extensive workshops , in Perk-ioad, Albion-read, Stoke Newington. The property belougpd to Mr. Rode, a builder. The private watchman had his attention attracted to an unusual . lare of light, but owing to the extent of the premises it . X's at first impossible ...

... WVILLS AND CHARITABLE BEQUESTS. nI I s -1 I r - so . . - Ir I . s -1 The will of Mr. Benjamin Cohein, of A~gill House, Rch~mond, and Marine-parade, Brighton, was proved in Loudon on the 13th ult., and the personalty sworn under £1-tO 000. The executors are his three sons-Lionel, Nathaniel, and Arthur-and Mr. Sampson Lucas. The testator died March 30, at the Great Western BoHek Paddington. He ...

... EOURTII j -pITION. FOURTH B2IDJCT I T 11 E V) ED R B Y. 1101rSES PLAc. Hermit . os .* . .E .. .* Alarlsman .n . . . 2 Vauban. . . d1 ran. p THE POLICE. AND THE PUBLIC. b The statemuents wvhitol hasve lalecly slypened relative to st tie perpetlratiot1 of garrotto robberies vith iinuity, at the early hour of tell 'clock in the eV-nitlg, in thoe E peiglibourhiood of Qisoln-squaroe Blootusbury ...

... THEl S4TURDAY, MAY 4. | A TRAGEDY, the details of which are of no ordi- d *inary character, has boon enacted at Buck- biurst I ill, and oven at the time of our writing this articlo the spirit of the poor victim is hovering between life and death. The niame of the unfortunate and nmisguidod girl is noew but too well known. Fato lies reserved Matilda Griggs to toll the -world how a girl feels ...