... Edward Wilkinson. of 8, Pernce's-pise, King-square, Bristol, P.S. Weaver apprebended prisoner the previous day at the Devonshire Arms, and when charged he sold that he won the pipe at card play. iog, Edward Smith, painSter, of Orauge-geove-court, deposed that ...

... thegrat aggregate of t British mpire, inr ,and hiw unprecedented is the demand for a dead Ti In answer to a correspondent, Mr John Bright has Written saying he is' sorry that there is any party in the country ready to acespt Mr Glad- stone's Irish Bill. ...

... Avon-street, an aged unah, w o vwas admitted to the Royal United Hospital on Nov. 20th, suffering from severe burne on the arm, caused by falling intou, fire, and who died on Thursday night. ,A verdictots£ Accidental death was returned, BURNEAM. B30ARD ...

... Seale, vicar of St. John's, E.astover, who bfis so far been very successful in obtaining funds for the ?? of the proposed mission chapel in his large and populous parish, has received the offer of a valnable and suitable bite in St. John-street, to he conveyed ...

... Rylands, Goschen, Kenrick, Finlay, Lord Stafford, Lord Lymington, Sir John St. Aubyn, Sir J. Goldsmid, John Corbett, Lord E. Cavendish, Roths- child, D. Davies, Albeit Grey, John Bright, Boyd Kinnear, Cuthbert Quilter, Sir H. Havelock-Allen, Sir A. Fairbairn ...

... AncWITEOT,-Ti1 trustes of Al St. Philip's Churob, Liverpooli have adopted the design hi submitted In opena competition by Mr. John Bevan. of Brsf tol, and appointed him raichitect for the new church, Tern Tiimohn& EISE1TlDDOD,-Th5 chiar prize for an ode ...

... CANTERBURY, 2.-The Ho'. A. 1 .- Laurie (C), oAlr. C. Eiwardi 1. ,X:. If. A. ?? Jobustone ?? CARDIFF, J-vilk. B. J. r-I 1, - : CARDIGAN, 1.-M1r. D. Dfliea I.. CARDIOANdSIRE, 1.-Mr. 1.. Ll.vl, L . M1. L Pugh (L). CARLISLE, 2.-Mr. B. Ferguson I., W,;r .. r.. ...

... MoLeady, I. Wallace, R. Grimshaw, J. Williams, G. Smithermuan, hM. Wyatt, P. Willismns, A. Wells, A. T. Elkin, S. Wooley, T. Johns, P. Gacnn, and W. Carter. KASSASSIN, MONDAY.-PriVate Crawford, 33rd Corn. pany Royal Marines, wounded shoulder; Corporal Henry ...

... 12'Dantirirepresented the Market a 1'.Company 'at ?? meeting.; 1' WESTON-SUPER-MARE, VI 3' 5, FATAL TnnaifAnrow To Aml AcccDmTr.-John Porter, gmeson, whxa sustained a fracture of. the skull on Thunrsda t, 4 throguh a hieavy wheel falling. on his head from thethr ...

... scowling front to hostility that was not softened and while war spread its cruelties over that unhappy people. When the mighty arm of Christian charity 1 was brought to bear upon them it would be found to be irresistible. These were words not only of I Christian ...

... owing (Friday) night wasi ac~ that the Secretary for Ireland should be able to take l hi a the second reading of the Irish Arms Bill on that a, evening sitter the notices of motion on going into m~ Committee of Supply had been disposed of. ai ?? THE HO0MERULE ...

... of the Government as it does bear upon THE SYSTEM OF LEGAL ADMIXISTII&TION in Ireland, This tract is called The Murder of John Kinsella. It is called A Chapter from the Hietory of Law and Order in Ireland. It is written by a gentleman who must be ...