... two different quarters of the metropolis.-A very fine male specimen of the golden eagle was shot a few days ago in Gaick Forest, by William Grindley, servant to Viscount Maidstone.-More than one person in Guildford has lost some valuable pigs from giving ...

... Bo~yle) held an inquest en the IC body. 'The jury neiturnled a verdict of Alid-enital .adeath.Orr W'ednesdayS niight, an the Golden Fleece Al Inn, Clayton Stecet, Newcastle, the doputy-eoconer (Mr T. Hoyle) held an inquest on the body of William F-orstor ...

... Deptlord; Allied Scarffin, M, coeli, of Walton-en- Nnce; George Lopers, 31, sailnaler, of St. Helena James Burley, 26, seaman, of Kent ; James Marcus Harris, apprentice; William fHartshorn, apprentice; Edward baxon Kendle, apprentice; and John Henry Sturtntan ...

... night-cry or signal of the peewit (so different from its ordinary note), and the quite differently pitched call-note of the golden plover, as they moved about from one part to another of their feeding-grounds in the pastures and other lowlands of the dale ...

... of Guinea, taken in 1826 by Lieutenasnt (now Commander) Tucker, when commanding the Hope, tender. to his Majesty's ship Maidstone. The squadron was very healthy. The Sybille was cruising in-the. Bight of Beain, in the vigilant search of a slave vessel ...

... wi4 into a precession and marched to the delinquent's shop to a din of discordant sounds. Tho butcher was then hissed and booted at, and in a short time thts mob dispersed. A NEWSPAPER PsOPRIETOR COMMITTED FOR LIBE L -Mr Felt, the proprietor of the Bootle ...

... who, with mingled feelintgs of disappoint- ment, shame, scorn, and contempt, the last apparently prevailing, tlri-iw the golden symbol of matrimony at him, and then returned to her fi ends. Tihe camue of this extraorditsary conduct did not transpire ...

... should have a voice in the matter by a public meeting being ?? resolution was seconded by SIr Mark Vint, and carried ?? Silas Kent moved That seeing the county and rural authorities have abolished their tolls in this district, it be. comes incumbent on ...

... hter downet, set his, foot onl itr touetht, ., throat froin ear to ear with a kltite. 'rIhe I L i)ten ransacked, bitt little boot had fallet , ot ot' tite murderers, as a cottoderablo -! (whiuh swas tot bitlk ot ' er eroilerty) thuir ubh ?? by b1ittu Sa-reted ...

... fires off his-rifle T The best friend of labour is capital. it wvV53 bat a foolish mcrn who killed the goose which laid the golden eggs.-Blihler. TIIE PoET LAUREATE.-DISr- Alfred Tenllnysol.s bs- taken ug his abode at a pretty little village iin North Wales ...

... ire ABYs-ISNIA.-Kasoa, Prince of Tigre i now Johanni I., Emperor of Abyseinlia, thanks t, Great Britain, and a Christian to boot, had, accord a ing to the correspondent of the Giornaleddlle Coloneic 3 who writes from Mlrseowa, under date of the 3rd o 3Auguast ...

... of bowers, and covered profusely with evergreens, interspersed with artificial flowers. Harmer Street was lined with the Ist Kent Artillery Volunteers, under the command'of Colonel Gladdish. The appearance of Harmner Street when the roadway was cleared ...