... people were walkinv oyer the little fellow, who appeared to be Tad The officer succeeded in seizing the boy by the shoulders and arm, but in doing so he was himself knocked down, and several persons walked him the bov; but as this was just within the inn.r ...

... such as arms, praying carpets, turbans either appertaining to Mahomet or his immediate successors, the first four caliphs, Kbou Bekr, Oiner, Osman, and generally distinguished as the four friends. Suuois Ciiargk Against the Governor op Cardigan County ...

... Hilary, Glamorganshire, the wife of the Rev. John Norton, of son. On the sth inst., at Beaupre, Glamorganshire, the wife Major Basset, a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 6th inst., at Chapel, by the Rev. S. Hebditch, John Carter to Lmilv. daughter of the late Mr ...

... »die» George, aged 13. and Benjamin, aged 11. sons of Mr. John Matthewa. park keeper Mr. Akroyd. Wollaton Hall, who were drowned while eliding on pond near that place. Another boy, named John Clark, the principal wi'neas. After speaking of their going ...

... Hilary, Glamorganshire, the wife of the Rev. John Norton, of son. On the sth inst., at Beaupre, Glamorganshire, the wife Major Basset, a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 6th inst., at Chapel, by the Rev. S. Hebditch, John Carter to Lmilv. daughter of the late Mr ...

... practically turned oat of the commission of the pence. Ar INVERNESS a trial of a ning'ular kind recently took place. The Rev. John Macdonald, Roman Catholic priest at Fort Augustus, and two men named Macpherson and Maclellan, were charged with having assaulted ...

... road. Guilty : 12 months' imprisonment, with hard labour. STEALING FOWLS AT FROME. John Cray, 22, labourer, was indicted for stealing seven fowls, tbe property of Thomas John Moon, at Frome, on the 20th of December. Mr Stonehouse Vigor prosecuted. Three months' ...

... Threatening Letter. —The Western Moil publishes threatening letter addressed to Mr. John Davies, corn dealer and maltster, Dyffryn, in the parish of LUngranog, in the county Cardigan. The letter was found by Mr. Davies under the outer door of his house on Tuesday ...

... have also sollsred savor* ; indeed, in the neighbourhood of the explooon there is quite • wreck of property. The catastrophe arms from the welcomer of one of Mr. Watkins's mistents, who, after receiving a caution from a fellow-assistant, persisted in taking ...

... borne through their streets. It is true that Marshal Canrobert declared that if fighting began he could, with two regiments armed with the Cbassepot, answer for the victorious assertion of authority. But then the necessity for the employment of force would ...

... answer, of course, was made. The two invalids, who could uot walk on account of their wounds, were carried in the arms of the gaol warders. An armed police-guard was placed round the prisoners, when ] the procession began to move to the scaffold, which w:is ...

... that expression. In this form we allow that Sir JOHN'S invitation did not amount to an insult. It was simply an impertinence. We hope that modification will suit the taste of the Editor of ,Ttkh B01, Sir JoHN COLsmuDGE, and the Editor of his own organ as ...