... tlic new turnpike road.—By Mr. Btoraley : He told me afterwords that they had been to Thomas Hneok's; lie did not say that Speak would not take the pieces, or that hail seen him. Maid the other man was •• Jack-o'-Billy V nud I saiil You know him better ...

... Prussian soldiers retorn from Paris blind. Bukdxai'x, Deaember 23. Fresh information respecting the battle Punt Nay cl lee still speaks of the event as great success for the Army ot the North. Tho Freneh troops took prisoners and wounded. They left nothing on ...

... cheerful, happy, ami comfortable. Mr. Itrigg* recently gave an excellent dcueriptioa of the workings of co-ojierulion; in speaking of colliery, aaitl that for ton yoara the owners Imd not realised percent, profit, aid that jarr cent, the time hail la-eu ...

... received information from of tobacco bad been stolen from Whiteley shop. I made cnnulrice during the day, and t-W I wro near Speak’s lodging-honae in dark passage to Back Salford. I heard a number lodgers bidding goodnight, and could them ,mJng nprtton. ...

... restrain. Mr. Kealr, accountant, of Cornhill, wa« appointed receiver, and interns injunction urns granted. The Antaioatt raraKa speak of a netr enemy of the potato, «is., “the potato beetle, wbieh is rapidly advancing from Colorado to the Kaatera Htatee. U ...

... Übeapside; 1 told him 1 wanted him for stealing an axe from Messrs. Marshall and Barritt's LubmiU. He said the axe was at Speak's lodging-house; I went there with him, and the prisoner gave Hpeak 6d. and asked him to give him the axe back, which he did ...

... to the plaintiff. Another man who woe Mb him, the name of Young HalUwcll, toys, I was with Clarke, and saw Clarke; and be speaks what did way ilennibed. AU this took place before tbo wall wm commenced, This wall wm Itatahod, tar mII waa Bulthed, about ...

... prisoner*. Some the French prisoners Spandau bare started an illustrated paper, entitled PromStMe, the programme of which is speak distance from beautiful France of small matters which concern ns abroad, and to revive among ns that old Gallia satire and ...

... shattering bis riba ia an awfol manner; death resulted in little more than aa hour after the accident, the poor man only speaking onee after lieing shot. On Monday monting, after the inquest reported above, the dcputy-coioncr prococtied to hold inquiry ...

... brooming quits a fashion to peers gorsrn or gusaraors —which ia quits different thing—of oofcaiaa which n few years ago, speaking historically, wars thoncht wall provided for captain of the nary or tbs Royal Engineers. The Karl Belmoro ia ia Now South ...

... adopt the resolution. Hr. Kobkkt Dalolish second the resolution, which he hoped would carried unanimously. Other directors, speaking in the highest terms of |>raise of Mr. Wilson and the indebtedness of the company to him, supported the resolution, which ...

... said had not seen her husband for thirty-four yesrs,” when left her. until she met him the other day in the streets. did not speak to her, hat she was supporting herself needlework she wished to protect fho little |>oa§€«eed. Mr. said was a proffer tato ...