... supervision of the police for ten years, At the Stafford quarter sessions on Monday, Major Elwall, one of the magistrates, while speaking oo a subject in coonection with the Burntwood Asylum, sank suddenly upon his seat, and expired in the course of a few minutes ...

... deliberately planned his ruin, and, knowing that they were alone to gether, and that he could call no witnessea in his defence, or speak one word us evidence for himself, had adopted the resent course of carrying out her schemes. Mr Ribton »Knvml replied, the ...

... mors unfortunate one in many parts of England than in Kent ; bat of this it is possible, some of your other contributors will speak with more authority ; suffice it'to say it has not boen without its good properties, and, but for the destructive frosts in ...

... of the sar%A, for (he year ending 30th Spplied in the quartor ending 31=t reduction of the Nationa] Dab. ABOUT THE CHORON,—Speaking - day, with reforance to the fale were made. anl the erroneona idess sined. respecting the cleigy of the Mr. Warren, one ...

... STRooD RRADINGS, — These agrooable popular recreationa, which, from their general superiority, we have heen o long able to speak of in terms of high praire, were resumed on Thuraday evening, with raised rices, in aid of objects connected with the National ...

... Brack ; he was below at the tims of the collision, and gained the deck simultaneously with the captain, of whose oonduct he speaks in the highest terms. The ship went down in about three quarters of an hour after shc was struck, the captain romaining at ...

... argument i the Courc of Queen’s Bench on W ednesday. The defendant wna fined 45 and costs, or a month's tmprisonment, for speaking in the purk at other than the appointed %l \tform, and for not gving notice of his intentjon tosssembdle, with others, for ...

... this direction, and for the feeling which they are everywhere evoking. The Rev. Canon Girprestoxe, who claims the right to speak on the subject of the agricaltural labourer, on the ground of being ““ one of the earliest and most hardworking of his friends ...

... Mary Lestor, the servant girl who saw a man leave the house in Great Coram-street on Christmas morning, both of whom would speak to the indentity of the prisoner. After recounting the circumstance of the stranding of the ship Wangerland which caased the ...

... sdvantages in many parishes in the establishment: of - is of opinion that it is undesirable tt legislation on the subject.” The speakes of the argumenta for and against paroshial eo, ing himself strongly against Lord Sandon's Bill, The Rev. Canon PUCKLE seconded ...

... following evening a second representation tonk place, t'.c roum beinz erammed, and there can be no doubt that, financially speaking, the affair wasa greav RUCCOSS, 1t is expected tuat the club will be azain before the pnblic in the coursa of a few weeks ...

... time is not far distant when vou will be enahled to ground your arme in trinmph—(cheers), Nor do [ wonder, gantlemen—if T may speak one or two words on the general aspect of politics at the present moment(ehoers). Ido not wonder at the suoccess which bas ...