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... Happily it Is rare we are called upon to record snuch orrible sufferings as befel the crew of the brig Ocean Queen, which was wrecked in the Baltic last December. The Ocean Queen belonged to the neighbouring port of Blyth, and had a crew of eight hands including the oaptain, Mr. Curry., She left Riga in November, bound for Hartlepool, having on board a cargo of deals. During the following ...
... DI, ETRMINED TO .HA&VB A l .HUIBAXD. - One of the Dcait singular cases of female zin. fatuation of whichwe have ever heard has occurred In this neighbouxhood revently. Indeed, the fasts seem eo strange that, `but'for the most positive assurance of their accuracy. we shouldkbe inclined to refuse them credence. They are as follows - A collier, named Wathidnonj now residing at Bimberley, married ...
... COLLAPSE OF AN ADULLAMIT IRJOURNAL. Mr. James Hutton of the Da9 tewpD - appeared in tbe.Londou Court of Ba&kricptc0 yesterday. He had been the publisher of b ?? morning paper, wbiuh, under the above title, co,_ tributed to the enlightenment of the metropolis for a week or two, and was supposed to rcpresent that select class of politicians known as the Adullamites. He came to the court on his ...
... DE PUTATION- OF WORKING 'mEN I0R ' RBTO & MB. D ,. I LORD DERBY & MR.. DISRAELI. -I A deputation from the Loudon and Westminster Working Men's Constitutional masociation waited llpOD the, Earl of Derby and M~r. Disraeli, in Downing-street, on Saturdug afternoon, for the purpose of presenting several resolutions adopted at a meeting of .the association, according support to her Majesty's G ...
... IITHE DANGERS OF DOUBLT- I BEDDED ROOMS. CLEVER APPREHENSION N LIVERPOOL d The apartmentsknownin lodging houie-parldnee t as double-bedded rooms are no doubt a profit- t able and convenient arrangement for landladies; bat they are frequently the source of annoyance and loss to those who have the misfertune to take a temporary occupancy of them. Misfortune makes strange bedfellows is an old ...
... THE INSURRECTION IN CANDIA PURSUIT OF A GREEK STEAMER BY TURKISH MEN OF WAR. The following is the account given by Captain N. Angeliearas, of the Arkadi, of the pursuit of that steamer by four Turkish men of war, and its successful escape- Left Sy ra Saturday, May 20 (June Ist new style), at eleven p.m., with provisions and ammu- nition for the nine villages Kissamos) and Psari Forada (Rizo). ...
... ALARMING ACCIDENT AT TINE LAUNCH OF A SCREW STEAMER IN LIVERPOOL. On Tuesday, a splendid addition was made to the fleet of the National Steam Navigation Company by the launch from the yard of bMessre. Royden, at the Queen's Dock, of the screw-steamer Franoe, the largest vessel of its class yet built on the Mersey. Her measurementleingth is 3S0feet, and over all she covers 410 feet. In breadth ...
... 8AUS POPULI LRX SUPREMA. .I DOMESTIC. The.proceldings -in the House of Lor2s-on Tuesday evening *ould have been scarcely worthy of notice had not the Duke of Manchester presented a petition from inhabit- ants of the Cape of -Good Hope, expressing alarm and regret at tbe determination of the Government to withdraw the regular treops from that colony. The ?? of Carnarvon, who was at the head of ...
... | This bill being the next on the list, was then submitted to the consideration of the Lords' l committee. Mr. Hope Scott, Q. C., Mr. Merrewether, Q C., Mr. Burke, Q.C., and Mr. Thomas, appeared for the promoters. Mr. Denison, Q.C., and Mr. Liddell, Q. C., opposed on behalf of the Birkenhead Commissioners. Mr. Milward, Q.C., and Mr. Somemet, who had been retained to defend the interests of ...
... SHOCKING BCENE IN A CHURCHYARD. MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF A DEAD BODY ON A TOMBSTONE. An inquest wan held on Thure day, at the Compasese, Horasey, on the body of a man un- known, which wan taken out of the Newt River. Police-constable Walton, 1ΒΆ18 Y. said that on Friday morning week he was on duty inTottenham- -lane. About four o'clock he saw the body of deceased floating in the water, ad ...
... I 'THE CREASE IAVINxi.,T1O I _ ?? The anniversary servieca of, ?? al Tinistic JIethoditt churches in: this: town 6.'d neighbourhood were brought to a close or MondaC' evening laWt. 'The: proceeding' 'comimenced on ?? evening, the.;7th instant, when iermons were preached at Bedfprd-street, .Fitzolarence- atreet, and' Birkeniead Chapels. On Saturday morning a conference of ministers and' eldesv ...
... I 'MEETINGS OFO DDFHELLOWS. . MANCIIETER UIxrTY OF ODDFELLOWS. -The annual moveable committee of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows met on Monday, at St. George's Hasu, Plymouth, Mr. James Curtis, of Brighton, the grand master of the order, Vresiding. At this meeting, which will -be continued for several days all matters connected with the society are Liaussed, rules amended, and new rules ...