... of the injured woman taken as those of one who, if not moribund, was at any rate in extremity. Thewhole •of the information now presentihle may shortly be put follows.—There is said to be evidence that the accused sent the injured woman her last two breakfasts ...

... the same time she observed a woman run away from her down entry. Upon feeling her pocket her joy and astonishment can be imagined at finding the identical purse, containing the in sovereigns she had lost, replaced by the woman who had run away. She hastened ...

... is repudiated all round, sooner it is forgotten the better. Mr. George Courtney, a gentleman who has held a commission the army, has just had a very unpleasant adventure with the Liverpool police. The real facts of the case came out upon a charge brought ...

... in opening the account at the wrong place was not the woman's ; it was the plaintiffs', and one would have supposed that the judge would have discovered the error. He did not do sc, however. The woman answered the questions truthfully, but of course they ...

... When the present trustees came into office the property amounted to 3,145 acres of freehold land, in addition which there were large plots of very valuable'land in the centre oi Leicester, and the whole income for surface rents was only other sums were ...

... and farmers wonld do well to ponder over his words. He remarks— The inferior condition of crops on undrained lands, as compared with those on land drained artificially or naturally, is something astounding, and indicates that, in such a season, much of the ...

... Game Caae.—Edward Raven, Sherwood, ami Edward lav, Mappotley, young m»n, were charged with trespassing in pursuit of game land in tho occupation liichurd Aiiurev/s, at Cedling, the 15th inst. Mr. BeJk appeared prosecute on of the Barl Carnarvon the owner ...

... boat. Five men and one woman sunk immediately. The other three two men and one woman—citing tho boat. Hegarty, one of the men, au expert swimmer, swam astern of the boat, guiding it to a rock. The boat struck against it,and the woman was thrown off and perished ...

... not been in the slightest degree increased, has rather, anything, been diminished by the war. Through Roumania an Austrian army could enter her richest provinces, and the result of the war ha 3 been to make Roumania an Austrian dependency deeply irritated ...

... with visitants from another world. No; in that case tho applicants for something to their advantage would be too great an army to satisfy— a payment for having seen ghosts would be likely to lead to serious increase in the number of the latter. No ordinary ...

... naturally follow if the iestructive insects W9re to overcome the efforts the Government aud to demolish the fruits and crops of the land. This is but another instance of the troubles which so frequently beset the Government India,and which happily their excellent ...

... operation to play npon their risible faculties. The North Britons have, however, done some great things in their day on sea and land ; they have fought many tongh fight for England's Crown and Glory in more than one gory battle-field, and tho spirit of ...