... prehended in a very forlorn condition; Batty was ti dnext day, and said, the devil was 'in it him, and he deserved to be hanged. His finger was it -injured.-Other evidence, corroboratory of the above, iit rwas ?? was not pot on his ?? n lwas found guilty ...

... Richard Crosse, B.A. to the Perpetual augmented Curacy of Broomfield, Somerset; patron, Colonel Hamilton. The Rev. Richard Herbert, B.A. to the Assistant Curacy of the Abbey Church, Bath. The Rev. Charles Evanson, M.A. Curate of St. James's, Bristol, is ...

... dosen to an excellent dinner, at tire sen 0 to 'I'own-irrrll, providert by SI eases. Dttsvn anti Lits5'e. dec that Sidney Herbert, Esq, sri'., preariled, supported by et of 'Lord flayteabusy, Rev. A. li'atre, ,Jolrn Barrett, Eaq., lam ati'., Ii. Bigga ...

... examiners for the s Arnold Historical Prize have notified to the Vice-Chancellor t that they have awarded it to Mr. George Herbert Moberly, B.A., Scholar of Corpus Christi College. They have also announced the following subject for the prize for 2862:- ...

... OIL by rivers ; Pinsuti's In this hour of softer splendour; Medelssoln's On a lake; Horsley's See the chariot ; Bennett's .May Queen ; Gibbons' Silver swan ; ~riglhton's Her ?? smile ; Fleming's Integer vite , and Macfarren's John ...

... a jumy who shrank from'~ abandoning him to the dread. le fbI p~enalties of the laws of high treason ats they then e stood-hanging, drawing, quartering.. Sir Robert Peel's is sensible and practical bill, providing corporal punishment iffor miscreants who ...

... such a dis- graceful state that he would not be held responsible for it. Hle supposed that a Surveyor might be hanged, and as they could not hang a Corporation, the Surveyor had, therefore, taken the course of declaring that he would not b7e responsible ...

... Melbourne, April 26th, says:- His Royal Highness the Duke of e Edinburgh sailed on the 6th inst. for England. O'Farrell was hanged on the 21st inst. He confessed that he had e acted alone, and all fears of a Fenian organisation exist- I ing in the colony ...

... Atkins, P. Aldworth, Esq., R. Aldworth, Esq., the Misses Aldworth (3), J. B. Barrett, Esq., and Mrs. Barrett, D. Bennett, Esq., and Mrs. Bennett, Miss Bellairs, C. Bishop, Esq., Miss A. Blandy, Miss E. M. Box, Mrs. Bowles, Miss Bros, A. X Campbell, Esq., ...

... kins; Bndynion, 2i, Captain Lacy; Barrosa (which has he superseded the Cadm), 17, Captain Gibson; and Scylla, y 21,Captain Herbert. The Phae, 36, Captain Bythesea; ey and the Bristol, 31, Captain Wilson, will also join the ed Squadron abroad. The Liverpool ...

... and the Ladies Howard; Sir Algernon Peyton; Lord be Southampton and thelHon. Miss Fitzroy; the Hon. Genieral Pr: Herbert and Lady Mary Herbert; the Right Hon. Sir so Thomas Fremantle, Lady Fremantie, and Miss Fr-emantle; Mr. 3. G. Hubhard, the Misees Hubbard ...

... to the Mediterranean on vi ie the 4th inst. It is well known' that, at length, the merits se bo of the Cealms-ia and Mr. Bennett's yacht .Dauntless, are to w, ie be tested dluring the coming spring, and, as lovers of fair mn pr. play, we can only express ...