... apprehended in the beginning of the Deccan disturbances some months ago, near Sholapur, and who was sentenced to death, was hanged at Jejurie, a village thirty miles from Poona, on Tuesday. A sad accident occurred at Simla on Sunday evening. Mr. Trevor ...

... Ru/h and aonzoi M. Rousoff's Angioletlo. THE PRETTIEST ?? Mr. Sant's Forget-me-nots. THE WORST PICTURE OF ALL ?? ?? Mr. Herbert'sJudgmnent of Daniel. IHaving given this result, we now pass on to the winner. No one has been successful in filling in the ...

... Marylebone Police Conrt, Mr. Ernest Gems, of Wignore-street, appeared to answer four summonses taken out by the Vestry, for hanging out basket work on the front of his shop and placing goods for sale on the pavement beyond the line of his premises. The ...

... Adams, W H Darner, L D Hen ey, J Palcenham, Cal Adderley, 0 Deedes, W Henniker, Lord Pakinglon, Sir J Akroyd. B Denisen, B Herbert, H Palk, L Alexander, J Disraeli, B 3erbert, S Palmer, R Ansoesley, Hon Dobbs, W C Hill, Lord E Palmer, B W fl Dod, J Hin ...

... to answer for. He then adverted to thescorrestpondence relative to' Mr. Bennett's resignation, and dwelt upon the strong expres- sions used by the bishop in regard to Mr. Bennett's con. ducL It was with astonishment that, within a twelve- month after ...

... colour that accords well with the choral dance of bathers. Her outer robe is of very rich white and gold brocade, with long hanging sleeves, lined with figured silk of the colour of the pale scarlet begonia. Thiscontrasts effectively withthe Chinese pelisseof ...

... blows on the head with a sledge-hammer, fracturing her skull. After ill-using one of his children, he left the house, and hanged himself on a tree at Denton. The wife died at half-past ten o'clock. The memorial stone of a Congregational Chapel which, ...

... FROME ON SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STAT.I. The Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, in a sermon at Bristol last night, rebuked his clerical brethren who dread the separation of Church and State, which Mr Bennett believes to be coming. If free from the State, which was ...

... Douglas Gallton, to be First Lieuetenant, vtce Ford. Jo MEMORANDUM. twi Tue date of the pronmotion of Second Calptain George A. Bennett at and Lioutenent Fairrax Charles Hasserd txas been altered to tho 3d, tw, of Septem~ber, 1843. pri Th following building ...

... Tarring, Henry B. Thomas, George Charles Winter Ware, Marmaduke Washington, and Frank Woods, Trinity; George Lovell Bennett, Harry Herbert Cochrane, Arthur Cust, Thomas David Griffiths, George Hanley Hallam, Robert Hey, Henry Parton Norton, John Ambrose ...

... the draggy dialogue will come out, and exactly where the . wheezes will go in, and we can see Mr Dan Leno X and Air Herbert Campbell working their parts up to the uttermost power of drollery. Ill short, by long experience, wre can evolve the pantomimoe ...

... which he and his colleagues felt at the spectacle before them. (Loud cheers.) When about to succeed his excellent friend Mr. Herbert in the important office he had now the honour to hold, he assured him and every other member of the Committee that he should ...