... GEN.ER'AL SUMMALY. Muirtniri IY A PA^ ?? eighrt o'cloklz on Saturday night, thelinratee of the Stockport union work- house were alarmed by the report that a murder had been committed in the lunatio ward bv a violent young man, named William Ijurns, aged 30; and that the victim wfS an imbecile pauper, named Isaac Twigg, nearly 80 years of age, who was in bed at the time. Twigg s wife died in ...

... FOURTH EDITICo MItEL&NCHOLY StICI DE. On M1ondsa Mr. \V. Ijarter, the Ooroner for Elst Ilirrey, and a highly respectable jury esseubled na the P~ill of Prussia, Brunsrwick-square Peck- varn, for tl. puirpo-o of icquiring intD 1lamentable ,renistanocs atteuding the death of George Ienry 'A right, soel loriy-four, a boot and ahoenmker, of No. Q: .hiswJll street, Cambarwell. Tlhe inquirycreatedan ...

... E-HE ?- ofirc cmg. SATIURD.-Y)1 JCTOI3cr(ER 19. 1 TiIE ERITIS' I SA.IKoA-iNCREASE OF SHIP WYRECIKS. PEOr:LE Vwho live home in ease give a good deal of sentimental sympathy to the poor sailors. Whou the curtains are drawn close, and the lamps lit and the bright fire dances and crackles lip the chimney, the goodhearted souls 'within listen to the howling of the wind among the chimneys and ...

... THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE PRIZE RING.-ARREST OF MACE. For the third time tue paclasers of three guinea tickets to witness a promised fight for the champion's belt and £400, have been sold, and Mr. Jam Mace, who has tigured so prominently in breakdown matches, is in cuatody. Whether this is the result of a precon- certed movement on the part of Mace's partizans, after filling their pockets by ...

... EXCITING SCENK ON: LO11ATE.HI1:l.-At T'o0() OIU Monday a very exciting seene took place on Ludgate- hill, in consequence of an attempt to obstruct tbe policeman on duty in taking into custody a Coster- monger, who had wilfully caused an obstruction by stopping his barrow in the middle of' a long line of vehicles proceeding towards Ludgate-hill. The police- man on duty told him to turn irt3 a, ...

... FO¶TR¶S )W:XTIO- Ft))7RTB k~j~l SSAUlIj ON A PJAOt-1OJCI4C 1ABIAP Iff JILOOMSBU i{Y. , I asgult~ookplace on Anhredy mt hetr tilt; i not. polis, fo wr l two ohck. of rvhictt oel otio tsar, hl pltrtivul' s_ Atte s IW it ir- ru~fil1LlY)-I ~ohi~tg fello-q ?? At the tdY istts t P to Polioscousteahlo klore7, E divi iont While ?? (lil~ t i wer-niews ' (3,Jig,101's t t il: Sclditt ?? :motl I tV¾ shot ...

... >JERYBODY'S COLUMN. -n -O~ aximicnation of canadidates for dire&,co0m- d si~ ~ncommerncotat ChoelsaaHcs1iftaln Oi~ us day, the GJA af No~vember. Li`n C'1tl; de Beaufort haa laid before the French Council Of Ifee, lch of tho armny newrartifioral articulated khO Mir construction, whiob has been aqopted as tho odficiai pp.ttern ?? A ?? Caifornian plne ot, th seojer ibe t Oir aor ei- iving reek ...

... a' ~ ?? I I DREADFUL EXPLION AND | IBE AT THE ,CAENONGATF' I :DINfTBU.RGE. LSUBJECT(15' tYLLUSTRATIOS, FROnM A SgILril BY A 7IDo(AL AUTIST.) On Wednesday last week an eXp&sion, resultirag in a serious fire and attended with a melancholy 108S of life, ocoonred in the Canengate of Edininrgh. Shortly before one o'clock the neighbourhood was startled and shocked with the sound of an explosion ...

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... CH&R-GE OcF 11,TDECFNT A&SAULZ At the Norship-etreet Police-coact the I ev. George Small, 94-tthre.0 years of age, described as IL11880a7 andsateacher of ancient and modern Ori etalUti- guages, Was brought before Mr. Newton of onThudinly, charged withhaving indecently assaulted E ThAMl 6 Parker, in nllironibus, in the Hackneyr-?od The defendant V frfuthe describe sef ?? of Erioburgh Member of ...

... FE'3:AL, OONVIC P PRISONS. There are three prisons in IBugland specially appro- priated to female convicts, and situnted respeotively at Parkhurst, P aham, and Btixton. During the year 1856 504 prisoners were received or disposed of, 12t of whom were transferred to Millbank, Fulbam or Briirton, 101 discharged, and 59 removed to the B agle House and Carlisle M!emorial Refuges. Seven deashs ...

... GENERAL SUM MARY. A LADY NxARiY BURNED TO Di ATa.-Miss Blenner- hassett, sister to Sir Rowland Blesniii lassett, M.P., has had a narrow escape of being burned to death at Cour- town Hall, the seat of Sir W. Throgrnorten, wheresheis on a visit. The young lady, when lesving the drawing- room in the evening, trod upon a match which was acci- dentally left on tbe carpet. It ignited, and her dress ...