... to be the head of prop dy t'he an expedition which was said to be lately fitting out Isln 'd from this country for South America, was charged, Colil which at the instance of Inspector Evans of the Thames for i 5UD-police, with a violation of the 2nd section ...

... been in the borough jail in D Liverpool. Ile (Magee) had oome from America, tt and had taken up with another pickpocket. Sloan a lad taken him taway with him when he was in h America, where he had been trying to earn an honest dl hiving, and wanted to ...

... whom Dowling has been mistaken. It appears that a striking likeness exists between the parties, and that the former fled to America the day after the perpetration of the bloody deed. BREACe OF PROMIsE.-At the Oxford Assizes, a Miss E Harbert brought an action ...

... was known that he and his wife had lived unhappily together, and that they had once been parted. Hoe bad wished to go to America, and had with some difficulty prevailed upon hip wife to advance him £20, which was e5ffected by mortgaging the cottage and ...

... was known that he and his wife had lived unhappily together, and that they had once been parted. lie bad wished to go to America, and had with some difficulty prevailed tpe,' his wife to advance him X20, which was effected by mortgaging the cottage and ...

... named Brennan, while the tb wife remained with her mother at Tulta, in thei frl flalliekmnoyler district. Moore left for America, mn but on reaching Liverpool he could not divest him- ho self sufficiently of his feelings for hom opoeue in his voya e, ...

... 3 Clerkenwell, representing herself to be in great dis- tress, in consequence of her husband having left her and gone to America. She was supplied with eight t pounds of bread and 3s,, which in October was stopped in consequence of a suspici6n that was ...

... called Brewster's Island one of the depelldencies of ,s the Ullited States of America, and situate iii the Atlantic ke Oceami, about cleven miles front tile main laud of America, d and iti pursuaice of the wa'rant brought him to this coulntry. The prisoner ...

... Clerkenwell, representing herself to he in great dis- Gir itress, in consequence of her husband having left her adc .and gone to America. She was supplied with eight the pounds of bread sand 3s,, which in October was Fat Stopped in consequence of a suspicion ...

... Malden, who was at Parhhurst-barracks, the depot of his own regiment-the Rifle Brigade. Lieutenant Hawkins arrived in North America in the month of July, IS50, and remained with his regiment till March, 1851, in which month he again set sail for England ...

... and overtaken probably arose from Crowley's brother being the constable of the parish at that time. The prisoner went to America, but returned in 1844, and went to Chester, where he resided under a feigned name, but the fact becoming known lie was identified ...

... the Duke of Richmond, is, therefore, likely to walk over unopposed. MR. SquiRn, United States charge d' affaires to central America, has discovered the ruins of another ancient city, buried, or nearly so, beneath a forest, about 150 miles from Leon. He describes ...