... with her across the fields as far as the turnpike road. Mrs. rvwne, remonistrated. against hber going away at such ani hour, but sihe insisted, anlI went off with, the little girl, aecomipanied as faras the turnpike road by orne of the men. She prousised ...

... Kelsan, dressmaker, of Freshford, d r identified the grey alpaca dress worn by the deceased, . when she left Mr. Bytbesee's in company with the .t prisoner, as one she had made for her. She also made y three new dresses for deceased, which were those pro- r ...

... public to obtain pure wines at reasonable prices. The Imperial Wine Company was formed two years since for the purpose of supplying this much felt want. The cellars of this company are under the Marylebono Court House, with stores and offices, at 314 ...

... cases were disposed of at the Assizes a1 at Leeds on Wednesday. Joseph Myers was convicted of u the murder of his wife at Sheffield, and sentenced to death. t, Joseph Haigh, indicted for the murder of Joseph Pogoon, at a Huddersfield, was acquitted on the ...

... prizes to the ;ucceesftd Dn students of the Oxford Military College took place Yesterday in the presence of a distinguished company. 310 COWES REG.&TTA. 10 The annual regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron cou,. menced yesterday at Cowes. Egeria won the Queen's ...