... WOODEN DAVID. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL TELEGRAPH. Siu,--There is a rumour in Everton that at a ward meeting the other evening, where the people were so far over seas as even to satisfy a wet Quaker like David, be besought them not to separate without ...

... Liverpool. FATAL CRI3I. Cos.—There is a rumour in town that a gentleman of the highest rank, on entering his bed-room, found his wife in the embraces of another, and stabbed the adulterer to the heart. If the rumour be well founded, and we have some reason ...

... conviction that they are unwillingly forced from a ,sincere and attached friend. But there is all at once a change—it is rumoured that the Clergyman is put into the Commission of 1 the peace, that he has become a magistrate. Straightway the man so honoured ...