... f~hierd o ?? ip, V-n-1is, ?? rlhie sidduesses were inetemsperesed witm yocal s ssi.d CHEPSTOWVi. , d Potzomi.-Nathaniel end Joseph Greening, brothers, were I charged at t~he Poliee Court yesterday, upon the evidence of t P. C.Ferrig. with havin g beel n ...

... the Bombay 6arctle, dated the 24th nit ult., contains .the following items of intelligence:- s Major-General Sir Neville Chamberlain is expected to be attached to the suite of the Duke of Edinburgh during -his visit to this country, and to be entrusted ...

... and e restoratives administered. On her recovery she was sen- of tenced to seven days' imprisonment. mn, M&ircious AS5AULT.-Joseph James and Rebecca )re James, of Tombs's-court, were charged with assaulting and ?? injuring Louis Pearce by knocking her down ...

... inirer and 7Ud in copper; and also a purse and 6. pocket book; both the latter did not belong to prosecatrix. di in Sergeant Chamberlain stated that when he -was taking Ann M n, Jenkins to the cell after being- searched, she said, as She got WI Ir. to the coil ...

... British~lag beer-house lceeper, Castle-atreet,wwas charged with 0O kceeping open his house on Sunday morning last. Sergeant th Chamberlain proved the offence. He visited tho house, in lai company with Police-constable Carter, and found a number th of mess in ...

... unanimous, and, where they differed, it was only small sections that thought differently from the general body. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain said 114 branches had been established all over the country, after full and fair hiscussions of the principles set forth ...

... there has been hlucd this finial meetings of thle Leigh Hunt Commsittee. At that final mneeting there was yesl handed to Plc. Joseph Durham, A ?? an addtitional suns for 5 of £29, so thatt, in point of fact, thle 'architect liets relceived Duoi ~'in all £179 ...

... Western Hotel, this afternoon, to consider the course to ju be taken by the League on the Government measure, EE Mr. Joseph Chamberlain presided. in A voto of thanuh was passed to Mr. Dixon for moving po his amendment, and, after a sitting of three hours ...

... Those rsbwa da. thus ventured to betard the prophet, Ailn t-o pri ud they styled the pure Gospel of Mormon, were th, ?? of. it Joseph Smith. Havisig Come to MaulS stlatete. they oens- al barked en the desperate venture of a mi'ssion to 'Uth, to'' ar 'comvert ...

... bjt 'tllt Mr. George Dawson,'M.A., the 05 . a' well-known lecturer, has acceptedI the editorial chair. Mr. '91 a1te- Joseph Chamberlain, chai'cian of the Executive of the Na- In tionel Education'- League, is one of the proprietors. Ili'. mn o by mingbiam ...

... Tucker (letter carrier), Richard Hughes, E. F. Daniel, W. Williams, Joseph Hall, John H-arry, Washing- ton H. Brown, John Evans (Landorej, William Rees (Landore), Roger Thomas, Joseph Davies, George Phelps, Richard Gwynue, William Woozley, and Thomas Thomas ...

... consider the Parliamentary action in the eu- suing session of Parliament was held on Thursday evening at Birmingham. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, chairman of the executive, presided. It was decided to concentrate the efforts of the League on resisting the proposed ...