... feeling as if she were in her body, ye t not in it, one and the same time. It was equally impossible for her to stretch out her arm, to open her eyes, or to cry, although she continually endeavoured do so. The internal anguish of her mind was, however, at ...

... probable one seventy Major General Sir John Inglis, Lucknow is still fresh in our >;ccolleetlo. ns, has pointed the Commander-m-Chief to snev ecu r.nwa Buller in the command of the troops In the . lonian Islam . Sir John and his youthful family will embark ...

... following colloquy occurred between them : “John, can you precent “Na,” replied John, “bnl, sir, gen ye like tae sing yersel. I’ll preach.” The parson stood aghast, exclaiming, John, you would not try to preach to which John replied, with leer in his eye, “An’ ...

... Joke.—John Farrand, 42, butcher, and Joseph Massey, 32, chemist, both of Oldham, were indicted at the Liverpool Assizes Saturday for the manslaughter of a factory operative, named James Davenport. On the of September Farrand was at the Gardners’ Arms Inn ...

... assured them that by good conduct they would still continue to merit the kindness bestowed upon them. The Reason Why !—Sir John Trelawnys bill for the abolition of Church-rates being defeated shows that the alteration of public opinion on this question ...

... ami magnates of the turk, I took my way about the course and into the paddock, and on the road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appeared to l>e in some annoyance at the miscarriage of some instructions which had been given in ...

... prevent its leaping over it. All being prepared, the villagers, headed by their priests, surround the outside of the net, armed with long spears ; and, provoking tPe tiger to attack them, they meet him as he charges, and pierce him through this apparently ...

... command hi* own request. When General L*e finds it practicable assume the chief without withdrawing from the direct command 'X arm, Vlrgffila. Mr. Darla will deem It conduct™ to if . nnH™ interest to place him that poalUon. Provost Marshsl has Informed the ...

... taking off three or four heads a time. At Ash Mill, near Bideford, the wife of the miller, Mr. Johns, while putting “ smut machine iuto % motion, got her arm entangled iu the machinery, and was*literally dashed to pieces. A fine and interesting example ...

... of the Upper House, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dukes of Marlborough, Argyle, and Cleveland, the Earls of Cardigan, Kimberley, Harrowby, &c., were somo time compelled to stand ta thegangway Infront of the Speaker’s Gallery. Mr. Allan* the ...

... siuth Coast Company will left m possession the district. HOME, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL Elopement Case.-Oii Monday, at Bolton John Almond, thirty years of age, was charged with stealing £l5O and other property, belonging Mr. Koger Kickup, farmer, Longworth ...

... lady-like to assemble at Earl op Cardigan’s Will—A contemporary gives the following singular details of the will of tho late Earl of Cardigan. His Lordship has left £5,000 to Viscount Curzon, M.P., and gj.OOOte) the Hon. John Vivian, M.P., his executors; ...