... Epitome News. John Hall, of Bushell-street, Preston, aged was killed on Monday morning by falling down stairs. At the Southwark police-court, London, on Wednesday, a little girl, twelve years old, was charged with trying to drown herself in the Thames; ...

... his grandmother (who was member of the Cardigan family) settled upon the then Earl of Cardigan and his successors to the title, with remainder to the Duke of Bnccleuch for the time being. The late Earl of Cardigan having died without male issue, the service ...

... the arm and presented him the churchwardens, suggesting to them to prosecute him in the Ecclesiastical Court for desecration, &c. The churchwardens did not feel disposed to do this, and the Bishop then charged them not to replace the basin. —John Bull ...

... pass The hour of death may be : To claw the eye, and close the ear, Wrapped in a trance of bliss. And, gently drawn in loving arms, To swoon from that to this ; Scarce knowing If we wake or sleep. Scarce asking where we are. — To feel all evil sink away ...

... not so high as night otherwise have been the epee. There were TO rams brought to the hammer. fetched from p. to 21 ga, Mr. John a fine maim' at ?1. guineas. Others trete .p., 10 p., p.. 9i ore., 71 is. These 54 p., to op. The otherhighest 74 p.. 81 p ...

... Will was proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury on the second day of April, 1855, by WILLIAM MIND and JOHN the Executors therein named), are required to send the particulars in writing of their Claims or Demands to the said Executors ...

... the work in almost any direction momenta produce the same before the Vice-Chanoellor, Sir JOHN R. C. PAUL, Esq. of Pro- the operator may desire ; it is also an Arm T ., Swear, at his Chambers, situate at No. 12, Old Bead Master J. W. Kruse, M.R.C.P. - Square ...

... Commune, implor. Ir. thorn in the parse of humanity to suspend how. and to open negotisti,,ne. RI 711 E or Lieut.-General John Grattan, took place at Brussels a few mince, t. ”•Imreley of the 17th (Laioeaterehire) Itegiment ..t vacant. Tae offiner entered ...

... lit. J. Naylor; end..l Monk. Best dish Plata TA.BLES FOR AUGUSI'. Mr John o r e . i n ( th rnueity of the numbers way somewhat compensated for To the owner of the beet Meeting arm ahem. Hall ; Sad , W. Hall. Best dish of currants. IMO. Jones Best v the ...

... To the owner of Me best breeding sow &hove 13 Hall ; 2nd, W. Hell. Rest dish of carnets. Ist.C. Jens, - _, --e• garter to Mr John Wicks (41noarili: George Rowland sores.° P w ro n ::; ._ l ' . l • l ll : 9 ,..). for tmhe r r elir.Or having 'strewed MOM ...

... was treated—Ciesar H. Hawkins, William Fergusson, T. B. Curling, James Paget, Preeoott Hewett, J. Ashton Bostook, John Erie Ericheen, John Birkett, George Pollock. CUSTARD POWDER is now used by all respectable families for making delicious custards and ...

... was taken into custody at a public. house. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kennington-lane, said ho had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm a, contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...