... given to the police, and he was taken in the office of Mr. Bennett, solicitor, Princess. street, where lie was actually waiting to receive another account. M r. Rogers, hop dealer, in Hanging Ditch, proved that ha had paid £1 49. to the prisoner on behalf ...

... was holi !y, ereough, before Johis Gardner, Esq., coroner, ?? of Ann, the wife of Mr. Jotn Butler, faraer, of Moss, who had hanged herself. For the last fevost, had been observed that the deccased was in a very iiq ponding state of mind. rerdict-insanity ...

... local charities. MAnXRET CARTS, -OBSTRUCTION OF THrE PUBLIC t' STI{.ETS.-Henry Ascroft, Richard Htnt, John Hesketh, q Jane& Bennett, William Bond, and William Baron, were 81 charged, on Mondty last, at the Town Hall, with creating an obstruction- in the ...

... Grant, Esq., and Daniel Maude, Esq. The list of patronesses comprises the names of Lady Heywood, Lady Potter, the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Milner Gibson, the Mayoress,. Miss Philips, Mrs. Schwabe, Mrs. Maude, and Mrs. P. M. James. The S ladies' comnmittee ...

... between that lady and Miss Hardman. The glee, Sweep on, was given in place of the song, My own loved Devon, followed by Herbert's round, The return from Mecca. On Mr. E. Scarisbrick's appearance upon the stage, a hearty welcome was given him, and ...

... that Paganini was a violin-maker, INving in one of the n arrow. streets of Milan. He kept a little shop with his violins hanging in his window, aind was so good-looking that the lasses of Milan used to pass down, the street to have a look at the, handsome ...

... unanimously agreed to and passed. The second object of the meeting was to declare a dividend, and accordingly, after Mr. Herbert Spring, secretary to the company, had read the report for the last year, a dividend amounting to Si per cent for the half-year ...

... will not return home from Quebec until the autumn of 1851. DERwENTwATE1a.-The beautiful island in Derwent Lake, known as St. Herbert's Isle, was this week sold by Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart., to Henry C. Marshall, Esq., for the sum of £700. ECCLESIASTICAL ...

... Tamis Wilson, finanoiccl secretary, to be his private linson, secretary, in place of Mr. W ilbrabasm been s( The Hofik Sidney Herbert has appointed Mr. 0. D. Behrinj t, Ramsey to be his private secretary at the war-office, went it is Admiral Houston Stewart ...

... agent. s James Mottram, Preetwiob, wine merchant. I f Samuel Ogden, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, marofacturer. f * John Marslaud Bennett, Ardwiok, timber merchant. o r t William Boewer, Stretford, gentleman. a William Ashworth, Salford, manufacturer. * Thomas ...

... AND PAPER HANGING WVARE -a rt in HOUSE, Bold-street, Newport-street, Bo~lton.-JOSEPH tC a not HOLDEN moat respectfulty infortils his Friends end the Publiclo:I in to geiterally, thathbebaa RECEIVED his Spring STOCK of PAPEE Va I the HANGINGS, which, fornewness ...

... worsted comfortor tied round his neck outside a black silk handkerchief, that wvas vi tied in a reef knot with the two ends hanging down about X a foot. The comforter was four times thick. The shit C' went through all the parts of the comforter, but carried ...