... away, but two of them were stopped, and one who gave his name John Smith, was sworn to by some persons who saw the transaction, as the man who gave the fatal ?? the 6th inst. the Rev. John Fox, M. A. of Queeci's College, Oxford, was appoint- ed head master ...

... Windsor on Saturday. The imembers of the Kettering Liberal Association have de- he ciderl to admit women to their body. co Lord John Hay leaves England on the 8th inst. to relieve Lord tin Airester on the Mediterranean station. Cc 'Turkey has not yet replied ...

... Niicholson r- ol 24, Clayton Street W~est, Newvcastole. -The a' whniruran then prononuced the organ open, and tc Mr John hiluawa, organist of7 St. John's Chnrch, Back. 11 worth, belts iu his choice and execution of pieces for the zi occasion, fully duaplayed the ...

... fitht tilt. Margaret, widow of AMr .Jolt Mlddlemrus, lit ]her 440tht year ; lately, in Piigrimn-Sti'eet, Jane. wife, of Ali' John Arms~trong, pawn-bioket', both of'thitl town. -Ott the let lost. at the Mill-Drtm, South Slsieltis, Mrs Isabellrt Creighroti, ...

... ma- jority of 414 over the oeter eqandidate,'. Mr Grstan, junior, tbe, numbers being, for Mr Eiis,' igla, foi Mr Grattan, 799. MIr Grattan was chaired by his partisans, 'notivithstandin- bis defeat. and they theh proceeded tobreak-the wijidows of the known ...

... classes of this cosustrr.-$Cassderd, [816 SUICMDE OF AN OFFICER.-On Saturday, an inquest was held at 193., Adelaide Road, St. John's Wo0od' London, on Iilliam Spilling, an officer in the 14th 'Light Dragoons, he had been married about ten months, and his ...

... Charlton Church, Kent, Mr Charles John Phillips, only son of John Phillips, Esq. of Park-Street, Regent-Park, London, to Margaret, only daughter of Mr John Hall, of Blackheath, and late of this ?? 8th inst. at St. John-lee, William Smith, Esq. of Haughton ...

... of 60,000, in 20 shares. The board is respectably constituted, aud the object of it is to carry on the manufacture of fire arms under the patent of Mr Adams, which has been adopted by the govern- ment. The February sales of silk commeenced on Wednesday ...

... being heard in some direction or other, when the word is given to turn out and stand, to their arms, and this occurs frequently two or three times in one night. John Turk is by no means an iuidetrioun labourer in the trenches lie digs a few minute-, gives ...

... stated that he had been made se- cond in command ; and the a1obe points him out as the succeseor of Lordi Raglan.--The Earl of Cardigan will, itis said, be appointed Insefotor-Qenrral of C~a- valry. Sir Henry. George Ward, ?? now Lord High Commissioner of the ...

... she alleged the defendant, Sir John MU'Andrcwe, Inspector-General of Hospitals, had promised to pay her. 'The evidence showed that the parties first became acquanited in the street, and had lived togobther, first in Sir John's house, and afterwards in a ...

... . Charles Murray Williams, Bristol, ironmonger. Pllilip Vaughan, Brecoms, ?? Samuel HUll, sooltofi-le-MooTs, boiler-maker. John Bridgw~ood. Cagle Church Stalfordsahir8,nez tclier. DtVtD}Dast.-J. S. Fealtes, Cam~bridge, cordW.1inter, June 5. J. Key, G ...