... twelve months back, when became acquainted with Mitchell, his wife, attended the High Church regularly, and even made family worship in his own house for the space of five years. From the time took up with Mitchell bis habits changed. He gave up attending church ...

... Princess Augusta arrived the Palace yesterday aficrnoon half-past four o’clock. BRIGHTON, November 3. In con«equenee of the death of the Countess Howe, lady in waitinx on H*r Majesty, no parties will be given the Pavilion for short period. Majesty takes ...

... Cou nJterwarda. Her Mujr.ly the , ermtre., iKiciim|wmjed |,y hi. Serene Kdn.rd of Sue rt eltDar, tended Sheffield, lion. Mitchell, K.r Denbteh, tile Ilon.H'ilham A.hlev received tire foot th ~ , ll. hne« Prince Alb-.-rt, who cot,dueled 1 •utter,nun. Her ...

... distance of Johnson’s, had seen Hewitt going towards Johnson's late residence both before and since his death. Had seen Hewitt with Mrs. Johnson since the death of her husband. This was the case for the prosecution. There were no witnesses called for the defence ...

... by Ridgway, entitled A few Observations on Religion and Education in Ireland, by the Rev. Edward Stanley, A.M., Rector of Alderley,” giving the results of the author’s observations during a recent excursion to the extreme west of Ireland. The reasons which ...

... one party asserts that the soldiers struck with the flat of their sabres, and another party asserts that they struck with the edge, order disperse the crowd in the first instance ? What can believe, when one party asserts that the soldiers fired without ...

... he escaped uninjured. Forgery by a Sub-Inspector op Police. —At the Wolverhampton Police-office, on Saturday last, Robert Mitchell, decent looking man, and up to the time of hi« apprehension sub-inspector of the rural police at firewood, was brought up ...

... boats were involved in the general destruction. The firemen brought their engines down the water’s edge soon as the tide allowed, and worked from the edge of the river, throwing vast bodies water on to the flames, hut all their efforts were of no avail ...

... private charities is that her death alone has revealed their extent, her strictest injunctions to those receiving her bounty being that should never disclosed. She had been insensible for some days previous to her death, but immediately before the fatal ...

... the result (which has been presented to the mayor) shows the eomparstive numbers, from which it may gathered,,) far a> the deaths indicate, that Uie last hall yew has been more healthful than the first half year of eitherlß44or m>. From the Ist of January ...

... kri-fly addre s*ed ihe jury, who retnraed v -rdict 'bat deceuet persons were burnt to death in a powder-mut, wbieb bad accidentally exploded.” Coroner’s Inquest.— Death from Exces- 81 vb Intoxication. —Yesterday afternoon «u inqu«atw»s b. for** Mr. I’aTne ...

... and making cause with the working men against their common adversary, tod I wish the aristocracy see distinctly the precipkw edge of which they now stand, and into which, like tbe French nobility, they will roost assur. precipitate themselves, if they persevere ...