... BOW-STREET. Another Night with the Woburn Ghost.—Two youths, named tinmuef and Snfomon Dfinekamp, were charged with disorderly conduct, and resistance the police in Woburn-square. It appeared that the Ghost” riot, which had already prevailed throughout ...

... BOW-STRKKT. Another Night with the Wobl'kn Ghost.— Two youths, named Sa > Den el-amp, were charged with disorderly conduct, and resistance to the police in Woburn-square. It appeared that the Ghost riot, which had already prevailed throughout the ...

... RUSSIAN GHOSTS. A RCSMAN.) Ghosts are numerous in Russia. They are everywhere. At least fifty millions, if not more of the Tsar's subjects—the whole rural population in fact—are firmly convinced that there is not a house, inhabited or otherwise, that ...

... 4.30. Ghost 2. Grv*t fountain* 4. Great atS.Sft Great Pictnfe Gnllery, and Gallary.— Notice tbe Bxbibltiuo of Article) uaaafactured and (or ule at the lowest Loodon i»riots. The Park ami Gardens now in perfeetioo; mast display of flowers. GHOST will re ...

... something in a sheet, which, if had ever been seen at all. was not a ghost, but some person who, if he had received a good thrashing, would hare abstained from repeating such conduct, and the ghost would never have been heard of again. These victims of credulity ...

... NF.WMAREET CIIAMPION MEETING THIS DAY. The (AILVELEY STA of 4 es.3l. for Dog sod of uny ri C. (Oentinuctlr. Mr. Rya.), Moe Ghost by lartatel-PLautora Loos beat Mr. Al Aihrhsbocr, by slams- Royal NM. Mr. poatlr's byßaur gb--liaribsita beat Morsana Ity 171 ...

... MoosEY added, with a simple faith which is quite touching, will /an any ghost. MOONEY'S remark suggests the further inquiry, what becomes of dead ghosts, for presumably a ghost is dead when he is killed. The last tenant did not cut clown the rope the ...

... be a grand day's Failing was sadly spoiled by a bad stati, the Ive:i;a, Dee— loin jd. Ghost, and Creole being over the iir..; before i be gun lired. Iverua and Ghost went on, not seeing the recall numbers, and at Thames Haven the former gave up, thus ...

... the final attack of the rioters — after the riots had been put down. Sir William Byam, being an accomplished cavalry officer, formed the mounted men who had come to my aid into an organised troop, and the riots having been put down without extra- neous ...

... THE GOLDEN-LANE GBCWT. Owing to the widespread dissemination of a rumour that a real veritable ghost has been espied taking its nightly promenades aniongst the ruins of the houses demolished by the Metropolitan Board of Works tinder the provisions ...

... on the outbreak of a pestilence is to fly if possible; but if this be not possible, their panic is apt to take the form of riots against the medical or municipal antlicrities. '• We are poisoned, was the middle-age cry on such occasions, and assemblages ...

... in such cases, there was a little mild rioting, which had to be investigated yesterday at the Marlborough-street Police-court. It will bring regret to credulous losers of the supernatural to learn that the ghost in this ease was accounted for in the plainest ...