... §icths, Deaths. MARRIAGES. Chat>wick—Collingk.—On the 3rd inst., at the Parish Church, the Rev. T. A. Turner, 8.A., Mr. John Chadwick, Edward-street, t» Miss Hannah Collinge, Park-lane. DIED. Mi«fCALFE.—()u the 10th ult., at her residence. Crouch Hill ...

... 25 was slowly towards the platform, a man clung to the handle, of a first-class » aod ran, or was rather dragged along, until the train stopped. In his hurried passage he struck against several and among them against a yeung lady who, on her return from ...

... in for a broken head by a falling beam, which sent him to hospital for the best part of a year. This rap on the knuckles (or rather head) from fate only seems to have aroused Gregor's determination the more to have at society in general. A list of ...

... liberty to call Potts and Parkins. Simon's house was a favourite place of resort with the two, and they embraced every opportunity afforded them of taking a seat at his fireside, for the purpose of friendly chat, and to read to the simple-minded man the newspaper ...

... carefully examining pockets, and, lodged far away in a corner of his waistcoat, Le at length found a splinter of wood, the head of which emitted between his fingers a lurid phosphorio light. Eureka! I ® x °l a 'imed, but Jim quietly remarked, • to ° 80011 ...

... The } a drive t0 the Cinnamon plantations. °ountr? n e and 1 a P lendid the tree in -p , tree about the size of a gooseberry banner land and they phmt them in a similar The 86 oover miles and miles f fl country, time oftt eems t0 Bort of sand. At ...

... 74, St. James's Street, Takes this opportunity to inform his friends and tie public generally, chat oonsequence of his shop having come down for Street Improvement, has taken one of the new shops called Markkt Buildings, Market Place, opposite Mr. John ...

... Mantell was a man of restless energy and quick perception, capable of long-continued exertion. It was a wonder to see how, with a temperament so impulsive, could patently continue difficult investigation, and seize upon every analogy which gave a hope of ...

... A Fit of Ungovernable Rage, and its Results Shocking Tragedy.—On Sunday evening last, a most deplorable issue to a fit of ungover nable rage transpired near this borough. A man, named Johnson, about fifty years of age. keeper of beerhouse known as tbe ...

... directions. The ramrcd was carried to the opposite bsnk of the river, a; d struck the side of a brielvins there. Romance oe Will.—A few years ago a landed net a hundred miles from Dundte. a member of of the ...

... ANOTHER SWIMMING FEST sy a LADY Captam Webb's recent conquest of the | lish Channel has given a great p-ominence to | swimming feats. Already a couple of mere cirls have deuonstrated in a remarkable manner their ability to swim long distances and the ...

... New York. The consul at Hi-vans hoc • c chat no particulars had been the rumour was supposed b, !«' ' ated. A letter dated Nov 1 J Havana from Torcola, say it,,, ,h a f reoeived •ocurred there during tffiS ' a reat had and mentioning that famT 0^6 ° f ...