... the Church and of the Holy Roman Empire, Grand Almoner of France, Landgrave of Alsace and Commander of the Order of the Holy Ghost, was a man of bad reputation and a friend of time adventuress above named, anti had supplied her with some large sums of motley ...

... hitherto concealed, upon which the ghost prudently took to 1114 heels, but not without a delicate touch of the weapon, producing a roar, the supernatural part of the business ending with a rush to the rescue by the ghost's accomplices. 6th November, 1764—Charles ...

... small sum to be paid him for the subjects for dissection. The universal horror produced by these dreadful disclosures had riot vet subsided when the atrocious crimes of John Bishop and Thomas Williams (related in N 0.84 ) were brought to light, in Nevember ...

... EXTRA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. CONSTERNATION IN THEATRICAL CIRCUS. UNION AND NON-UNION PLAYHOUSES. THE MILITARY ON THE. MARCH, RIOT ACT 111. READ. MOVINO ADVENTURES OF SLOPEW THE SLOPERIES, CHRISTMAS EV& FROM several chaotic cablegrams received from our ...

... in a coach drawn by themselves. Drunken riots followed, and the Mayor called out the soldiers. HOPE ON! HOPE EVER! WHEN Alotina Delaine was tultid of eleven, She went twice to St. Andrew's etch week, But no ghost of a thought by thu damsel was given To ...

... Cook Lane Ghost mystery—a tale of terror without truth, and an imaginary tale of horrors—was this day revealed. In Crook Lane, Stockwell, in 1762, certain knockings were heard, which Mr. Parsons, the owner, declared proceeded from the ghost of Mrs. Remt ...

... small nugget. spent that nugget! Wonder whether Willie Edouin got one, too' I Dave for- gotten details, but I euspect that the ghost did not walk over that ground, and that Mr. Barnett's nugget was con,ciencewoney. DRESS is purely a matter of convention. There ...

... tied to the tire untamed. 14th August, 1821.—The body of Queen Caroline 'hi, day brought through London amidst scenes of riot to be buried , it Brunswick. An inscription had been (firmed by the t „ lie placed on her coffin in these terms: Here lies ...

... termination of his professional attendance at Court. Ist November, 1793.—L0rd George Gordon, the instigatora of the No Popery Riots, died this day in the King's Bench Prison. He had been convicted of a libel on Marie Antoinette and the Count d'Ademar, and ...

... person had ascended. 6th June, 1712.—0 n this day Sir Mark Cole and three other gentlemen were tried at the Old Bailey for riot, assault, and beating T the watch. A paper of the day asserts that these were Mohocks, that they had attacked the watch in ...