... criminal's last confession; Lady's ticket Two Guinius. Ludy and Gentleman's ditto, three guineas. (8.)0 a.m.) Trial at the Old Bailey of La Belle Isabelle, the husband-poisoner. Last day of trial, summing-up of the Judge, intense excitement. A few special ...

... comfort ar they did last Christ-. . The good old fellow also told ale that the preacher had taken for his text the words But there was nu room for in the Inn. I MRS very gratified at the way iii which tilid old fellow spoke of the service, and from what ...

... READING. Mr. OLD. EVERY Branch of Music is rep resen t e d by efficient London Professors. Professors: Messrs. F. amen°, T. E. Mann, T. Old, C. Old, F. Orcherton ; A. Slocombe. W. Thor., and G. Webb; Misses E. Cave, E. Dixon, L. Dyer, S. Old, B. Talbot ...

... tastefully sang The augers promise and Old Whitehall. Mr. Harvey was heard to great advantage in Anchored; Miss Annetta was loudly encored for her pleasing rendering of Zuyder 'Lee; Mr. Martins In old Madrid was greatly appreciated, and the ...

... you going. and what do von wish The old moon asked the three We bare come to fish for the herring-fish That live in this beautiful sea : Nets of silver sad gold have we Said Wyuken. Blynken And Nod. • • • • The old moon laughed and sang a song. As they ...

... meeting will be held in Mr : _bkinner's meadow, Wash-road. We are authorised to state that Mr. Charles Edward Slocoek joined the Old Bank, of which his father, Mr. C. S. Slocuck, is senior partner. raiz& , Sturk-kee per reports that Mr. !Horace Cox. of the ...

... very many readers of this column who have the pleasure of Bill liermon's acquaintance, will read the following note, which I received from him on Tuesday in last week, with much pleasure - OLD recently took part in the local boxing uhatspionships of Bedford ...

... the late Mr. Richard Wallies Goold-Adams, of Jameabrook, county Cork, to Zoe, daughter of Mr. Charles Douglas Barnett, Fern-bill, Hawley. near Farnborough, Hants. asar—Saure.---On the 6th inst., at St. Asdrew's, Holborn, by the Bey. Selwyn Edward Badge ...

... moral grounds the woman was entitled to at least a portion id the money he willed to the Board, lie hoped the would do that, old not he instrument the mane %indict iveoess. 'tt• thought it was fair to snrmise that had the son suddenly he wouid have left ...

... ; song. • • The Lawyer and the Sheep. stealer, Mr. Kettley ; recitation •• The lieleclave Charge, Mr. Powell; song, How Bill Adams won the Battle of Waterloo,' Mr. Kettle); song, My Pretty Jane, Mr. D. Heron; pianoforte solo, . . • •• bleigh ,Mailer ...

... Corner about five minutes on the night in que4ioa. when the defendant got two •• clouts in the head and witness got one from Bill Cousins. The police constable came up and requested them to snore on, which they did. They had been at the White Hart and ...

... ParscrrAL Mr. OLD. EVERY Branch of Muik is represented by efficient London Professors. Professors: Messrs. F. Casario. T. E. Mann, T. Old, C. Old, F. Orcherton ; A. Slocoinbe. W. Thorn, and G. Webb; Misses E. Cave, E. Dixon, L. Dyer, S. Old, B. Talbot. ...