... trial. Tan woman Catherine Muir, wbo is charged with the murder of a little child named Enloe Logan, at Steeple Claydon, on the 10th inst., was brought before the magus. testes at the village on Tuesday. The prisoner is a respectable-looking woman of about ...

... him to a rtfoomatory. Tan BRUTAL ASSAULT ON • WOMAN.—Solontest Kerr, an remand, was charged with a violent assault on a woman named Eliza Painter, at Brentford, on the 24th July. The evidence of the woman was this morning read over, and sworn to, and ...

... intended to he—the auxiliary race of the army. (Cheers). He thought he heard some alight allusion by Captain Kitto to the changes that were taking place in the army. It was true changes were ,taking place in the army, and it was also true that great changes ...

... should be relieved and the burden partly placed upon the imperial exchequer. ' (Cheers). Pasting on to the condition of the army, the navy, and the auxilitry forces, he condemned the policy of the late Government with regard to these services, and especially ...

... a most loyal and hearty manner. The CHAIRMAN then proposed the toast of the Army. Navy, and lt.serve For es. - He referred in eloquent Gram to the gallant deeds of the army end navy, especially in India and upon the continent of Afr.ca, remarking in ...

... prisoner, who was drunk, abu-ing a young woman who was with him. He followed, when the prisoner turned round and threw a stone at him, striking him on the leg. The prisoner slid the constable insulted his young woman. He told him that he ought to be ashamed ...

... to the acquisition of land easement's, and rights are rem ored by section 31, which enacts that the Lam., Clauses Consolidation Act, 1w45, may, when put in force under any provisions of the Sanitary Acts. he applied to all land*. ea-entente,. and rights ...

... surcharged every farthing given in relief to this perverse woman ; but we cannot believe the compulsory system will be pushed to such an extreme. It was unquestionably very wrong of the woman not to send her children to school—it was cruel and inhuman ...

... tuner he, for then, indeed, we should be near the bondage of Rome. Is not Ritualism the best recruiting • rgeaut in the Pops's army? Your correspondent says the great mam of our coup can no longer put up with the dull and Urea; services, and desolate churches ...

... to say the woman was much worse, and there were now very little hopes of her recovery. He believed diarrhoes had set in. Mr Shore and Mr Hogarth said they had been told it was typhoid fever. I'. S. 13anks said the doctor had wen the woman that weenies ...

... amusement by remarking that he Wed not say much about the infant, because he had beart of a minister who said to a woman, - Never mind, my dear woman, your baby won't disturb me. No, she replied, but you will disturb the baby.—The roceedinge closed with ...

... and a third complaint alludes to street noises on Sunday, which disturb the pesos and quiet of this day of rest. TUB YOUNG Woman's FRIENDLY A&SOCIATION.— It will be remembered that rooms in the Market Place were obtained some time ago for the Young women ...