... which gave rise to suspicion. It r appears that a woman calling herself Brown engaged lodings some time, ago with a person named Thomas, Mresident in Bartholomew-street, and on Tuesday last the woman became confined' of a child of which she delivered ...

... action of the committee i u e chosing a piece of land at North-hiil, was confirmed. James Cranwell, aged fifty, who was convicted at dthe last session of the Central Criminal Court of the murder tof a woman named Emma Bellamy, by beating her on' the Lt head ...

... employ of Mr. Rowe, farmer, of Narracott, in the pariah of Spreyton. . Abott three o'clock in the afternoon of the 29th alt., a woman named Elizbaoeth Lang, ?? awaggon drawn by two horses going at a forions rate down the hill near her house without any one ...

... late James Wright, u Eeq., of Balham, Sucrry, to Eleanor Anne,. only daughter ~ of Lieut.-Colonel W. J. Church, H.M. Madrasd Army. , , February 16, at Bi sh p' Tawton, Mr. John Marquis, beoman, o Ru a ocond daughter of the ?? Willam Gill, Es. ?? February ...

... thatriverfrom being navigated With supplies for the Miguelites. Admiral Napier, with Captain Raston, had repaired to St. Ubes by land; from thence they would proceed to Faro, with a reinforcement of infantry for Bernardode S3, with which the strengthened forces ...

... IN MEI0it Y OF THOMAS PAR R, XVHO DIED IN THE YEAR, 1635, AGED 1.53. ,la the 22nd August, t1S,5, a poor woman having started from t'le town of Lpicester on the previous day, wats pursuing her journey on foot., with it little boy of somo two or three years ...

... Peter's, Maidstone, grandfather of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Charles Reid, A.M., William Ewbank, Lieut. H.M. Bengal Army, youngest son of the late Lieut.-Colonel R. E. Chambers, 9th Bengal Cavalry, to Mary Jane, daughter of the late Rev. aT. aker ...

... leading an attack en the Carlist entrenchments at Muro,' within a short distance of, Estella. It was stated that the Republican army retired withoutt disorder, leaving no trophy in the hands of the enemy. A Carliet despatch from St. Jean de Luz qualilee this ...

... the Spanieb Government has decided on entrusting the chief command of the army in Navarre and the Basque provinces to General Moriones, with foll powers for the equipment of the army and volunteers. A bill also with the object of the preservation of public ...

... the wife of Mr. G. H. JENKINS, a daughter, June 19, at 4, Peamore-terrace, St. Danid's, Exeter, the s wife of Mr. G. MANNING, army contractor, a son. June 18, at Upper Tooting, the wife of CHARLES W. f WEITAKER, CE., a eon. v June 18, at floleworthy, the ...

... everybody else. So it happened that everybody speedily knew that Oadee was husband and father to the strange woman and children, no less than to the woman he had lately married and her intant. There was an instant commotion. Everybody agreed that some- thing ...

... nine days. pa )retty June 9, at Exton Farm, Wcodbur'y, Mr. HENRY CLAPr, po i. In -n py in g Mrs. Rohmn, known 9as the 1fat woman of Barnum's be horse show, has just died at her residence in EastlBaltinmore, aged va ion at twenty-ninte years. Her weight ...