... in the first house and third in the .ecmd hngdiving two songs and e skipping-rope dance On the second occasion a a female dresser passing across tbe stage at the s back caused the audience to laugb, and Lady W. Mansel, being unable to see the cause, was ...

... which, gentlemen, I crave you to give publicity. -Yours, &c., A. B. Liverpool, April 26, 1865. lr IsLE oi M, N A.V.C.-T. S. Shaw tobe first lieutenant; a. H. Young to be second lieutenant. BODY OF A CHILD FOUND.-Yeaterday morning the body of a child, in ...

... which showed his h feeling against the man as a favourite of the s: employer. WN'hen prisoner threw the carbolic acid t upon the deceased-using a brutal and savage d expression. - death seemed to have followed directly; but the evidence showed that death ...

... charge sheets showing that Haydock entered the stem, 'Februar 21, 1690, writing 3. Clieveley to come over on Mchnday to Southport to vieew security, the body aof the letter to Clieveley being also in Haydock's handw riting. The successive s~tages of the ...

... appeared that the defendant, be ?? a request made to him, took berth No. 4 at the ra landing stage, instead of going to his usual place, inside the bu stage. It was shown that the can was one of emergency, and ex that no hindrance was given to the landing ...

... granted on the 29 h of April, and it would be for them tosatisfy tire jury b how that esme to be. ie (the Attordy-Genfrauld ud t i show them that, on the 24Al of April, a Baron Court oeat, at which tIle deed of the 8 h of April might have been recordfid ...

... statute to the courts at Wostmitcstcr in an indictment for a cots- tat spiracy-an offence at commuo law--the only thing to Ie' shows isas that hesr Majesty tis entitled to those dntes Oi at the time of the conspiracy, and that had been : shown. But when lie ...

... Justice Lcipea, James Lester, aged 412. was inditted fur having, at Salford, on rho tat of April, woiunded his wife Ellen Lester, with tatent tonsritur rher. A second count ii'theihndictme'it charged him waitit wounding with ibtent to do grieVOUS bodily harm ...

... 000. Ilc (Mr. Snowball) would show that pievious to the wvill being made the defendant had told the landiady of tbe house where they lived that deceased was going to malte a ill leaving his all tier property; he wotld show that the subject wats running ...

... Shrewsbury in April Ia-t, has been advanced another stage. The annual assem- blies of the Baptists, Independents, Calvin- istic and Wesleyan Methodists, have now elected their representatives on the Welsh Nonconformist Council recommended in the second resolution ...

... seen the prisoner b4ore, but soon got intimate with him, for when they reached the land- ing stage at Birkenhead she took two gold risns from her fingers and showed them to him. Inafead of returning them to her he put them into his pocket on some pretext ...

... out under the circumstances. (Renewed laugbter.) He wm ?? sub-manager of the Woodside stage was oalled on bebalf of the plain. tiffs, and said that he was on the stage at the time in questIon. Es saw the Sampson approaching, and thought at the time there ...