... RIOTUNG ON A flACECOURSE. 1 ^11 - 1 ar ?? ?? ltrl ?? rD l : A.T Shrewsbury, Thonias Ilfttlews, I ward Ricliardg, John. tlcnncssy, and Willar M'Lcan, alias ' 1loppy, wovre charged last week wvith being conccrned in a riot at the Shrewsbuiry Races, on the 12th of Novomi- ber last, The row bogau with a crowd of fortty or fifty people raisiug a cry of Welsher aglnint two men who were, in the ...

... PUBLIC HOUSE BROKERS AND THEIR TICTIMS. v jUivbIi. Trio very singular applications were made to Alder. man Sir Robert Carden and Mr. Alderman Finnis. The first applicant was a Mar. Brewer, who applied for a provisional transferof the Anchor and Hope, in Lower Thamnes-street, until the next general licensing session. The Beadle of Tower Waxd was in attendance to give any information that ...

... e Tnrnsu is a revival of brigandage in the Spanish Iro. L vince of Catalonia. i A COALITION Ministry has been formed at Sydneiy, r with Sir Heiry Fackes as Premier. I 1Ce ?? of Hlollands marriagoe with the Princes3 ?? to take-place ml Jan. 10th, at Arolsen. Prus IX. s property is being sold at the Vatican, every Wedneseday and Saturday, at low prices. ?? Majesty has forwarded the sum Of 2200 ...

... THE JENNENS' WILL CASE - - - 1 n X TO TaS EDITOR OF THE ILLUSTE ATRD POLICE NEWS. -The glory of the world posses ata. Stit,-Having bad the audacity to hint that a triumph would soon be achieved over the schemers and plotters in old William Jennens will case. However mindful, it is hardly too much to predict, that possibly it might effect soma little good in this cause, by examining closely the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TiHE ILLUSTIRATED POLICE NEWS. l To bear is to conquer our fate. SIR,-The above, so well known to your readers and those conversant with the domestic history of our country for the past, or last eighty years, as a cause celebre, by appearance and disappearance in the law courts, where there and elsewhere, having successfully amnused, astonished, instructed, and dismayed ...

... INTERVIEWING .MARWOOD, THE EX[IPCU.rIONER. Tina Prreemao's Journassl publishes a column and a balf. of an interview by their special correspondent with Mar. wood, the hangman. The system of interviewing is becoming as prevalent as it is in New York. The corre- spondent said he was; handed' in return for -his card, -Marwood's card, on which was William Marwood, executioner, Church Lane, ...

... VIe, Selih:ping of ?? increasedover 00,000 ton. last wee.f Mr BUTrT and Mr. O'Shanghlnessy are to leo nter- taimed lit Limeriul on January 6th. rI ~r'An b .ahi~r ehanged ownership lthree monthlA ago, has commeced the year under uew cjdinrshiip. 1Mr. Lucy haviig retired owing to prs ono of other engacfotitints. Ex-.l GrL 1ii -vill visit Ireland thise weekf enu will then procced ni, the ...

... EVERSI BODY'S COLntus go, 7it. . S. Wrn) veritcs to tlir Tune t vemLsnej. nrt Egy'ptiani lentils as thle ri~ncipal article tl ?? ,eceper tand liest sauip. They can be -or 60t pePound. and 'at pennly so expei enerteaai St. tnnti'imsixt than 3g. expretded in le' Icanf lt IiP. has eccorerd to bar NMajcsty7~ rriutbere:co. tfC very kindly EtnLd gracefuni act, wihgavs rp~Czzv-, ld tile morning of ...

... MSELANOROLY TALE OF THE SEA. .- I ?? -- A -,.a Ir h.s often been our unpleasant duty to record calami. ties at sea of the most melancholy nature, but certainly it has seldom fell within our province to narrate a sadder story than that related by Captain Wilson, of the good Ship Wanleneb , of Pictoua ?? which has arrived from Baltimore with a cargo of maize, sad lies at pre- sent ig Prince's ...

... THE GIPSIES' CAsP AT DULWICH. SOME interest has existedin thevicinity o the gipsies camp in Lordship-lane, Dulwich, owing to a rumour v that great sickness existed among the tribe of gipsies r domiciled in this locality, and though the most hostile a feeling prevails among the-resident inhabitants and C the land owners is close proximity, against the I gipsies encamped, yet sympathy was on ...

... _- ?? _ - _ ?? . ?? b tt TO THE DITIOR OF THE ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEWS. Oat of evil cometh good. SiS,-In continuing the extraordinary details of my researches of impending and collected proofs in old William Jennens' Will case, I must admit to have rather been running over my limits in extending and dealing with the antiquity of the past two centuries, to be thus i gleaning in the great ...

... THE AFGHAN WAR:-TEE FIRST TO FALL. 'Ti _, -t - - I I _ I -- _- *11.X- X LLA rne.10 XU V AXLL 'THE description which a special correspondent sends T 1i8of the death of Major Birch and Lieutenant Fitz- fgerald deserves an abiding place in our military history. No one will read without emetiona the pas. r ?? whioh tell how these two gallant officers met N death. A young officer named Maclean ...