... T im FrtAcis ON NiwM 5.AR{T EEATNr.-It will be in the rocetion ol of the Vu ic that orn ti.o C ambridgo- shir r: edy a disturbnein of a very roes character took place on the heath at Newnra rhet. l wo hori ses b ad come in collision with a tjild, which the PyrWC t Of Wales's servant w-as indiscreetly riding across the course just as a race was being rur, and one of theurm was thrown to the ...

... BURGLARY A RECREATION. We may read in many of the cheap periodicals of the day glowing accounts of the heroic deeds and ' deeds of daring, of celebrated highwaymen of the Dick Turpin and Olaude Daval type, who, the faithful historians tell us, plundered, not for the value of the articles they might seoure', but, it would appear from the source of their argument, for the amusement and ...

... THE :1UM ',Off 'es VI SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. WE catch a glimpse of thle moans by whic th price of buitcerlIs' meat is kept up alt its present unreasonable figure in a case which hasg just been hecard at Worship)-street, in2 whihoi a butcher namemo 'wlooster, carryingoen business in 'Brick-lane, Spital- fields, was semmelned to answver a chatrge of assault upon a- manl natiled Neogus, -and also ...

... ,Unocal 3flustrateb 3,rofirc I cam. SATURDAY, NVOl'VEAIBE? 23. rHE scene at the Ioonme O1cce on Mlonday last (the T dotails of -which will be found in another part of this paper), was of a nature which cannot fail to call forth the strongest animadversion on the part of the press, and the indignation of the public in general. History does not furnish a parallel to this unseemly anddisgusting ...

... THE SUBMERG:ED ISLA.DND. The ]aet official report on Tortola which has been issued is that whioh was tranemitted to the Colonial Office in May. 1866, by Sir .Artbur; Ramboldt, who ar- rived out as President of the Virgin Islands at the end of the year 1865, succeeding Mr. Longden. The popu- lation was estim ted at 6 441, of whorn scarcely a twelfth were whitee. The cultivation' of fuger, once ...

... THE DEFlAT OF GARIBALDI The Ffgaro's 'se.unt of the final overthrow of the Gearibaldian movement against Rome is much more de- ailed and interesting than any yet published, and is supplied by N. Jules Richard, who has accoipanied the French army to Rome as spenfal correSorident- Bome, Nov. G, ISi7.-The ceampign commenced agrtnst Garibaldi on Monday at three a.m., was closed yeoterday at noon ...

... k: li-6, Aasfrafe?t Items. 5UT L'RDA, 1 NO I TMP~ER 2. Smastes ?? ia;' l>on tol iU cainti-cs Mie- lotind free-tiers more t ?? ~113'1-onine-nt, and who have ' :XcordmicOl ~'-cOc' -c 'c'etun 1t their- dlungoam's Hutmani~ ?? ftt~ids ?? or the t~c ii :'cc-e'sitablo Colnditionl, when 'ftc ?? O' lilt 0-c as a, blessing. A chained ino ii -- SW icn- fmo' a man] to hug his chains, i-; tidth ...

... I (SUBJEor o0 ILLUSTRATION ) C b o ormr ?? u. r or. r-t tM. week'& paper is a reprei ta~t of an act ot herolsm on the part of A eeaman at a,fire in Cannon-Street-road. The facts of the easeass.Aisclbsed rt a recent magisterial ex- amination ares agn.ce enough, and speas for them- selves:-. .1 At the~T Tme8Police oport, Mr. Joseph Cartwright, the psish olerk at StSAndrew Ufedershalt, in the ...

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... EVrRYBODY'S, C(CI' 7,MN. WE understand that a9 gentletts.L e, on for e mrend th useful operations ot the Aesociete lnst'tt't(l o IpowD ingfand Erforcing the -awsfo) the Prto~tO ?? has enlgaged to present to, cthat. society Adotinf guineas, if nine othet Vontylb~ttOfle OfU5tit5 aon can bo obtained. ,-~l D ?? e TH, lat Mr. (leorgo Fp. (rw . tt~~l e queathed L-10th in aid, 0t the: ftulI5( o _ ...

... OF -]G-LAR A GANG C2 ?? G{S A| TRINITYI CruRqCl WOOLWICH. (SUBJECT OF mnUsltktON.) MAGISTERIAL ,_XA)IINATION. For a long time past the ?? of Wo&rwicl1, Plumatead, and Shooter'elill has been infested by a gafn of burglars who have. become the terror of the district. Night after night houses have been broken into to the number of nearly one hundred, while nearly every church in the ...

... SHOCKING TRBATMENT OF A CHILD IN I BHEFFIELD._ _ On Saturday gternotoo a boy a If age was brought to Mr. Jackson, the chief oonstable, boaring on his back and legs the marks of a floggg which he had received on Wednesday last. The child was a pitiable spectacle of cold and hunger. The clothes it wore consisted of a shirt and pair of trousers, and the last food it bad received was & crust and ...