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... DIED FOR SAKE OF A FRIEND II EROlt SA ILOR'S PLUNGE INTO THE THAMES. The death of an heroic sailor, in a vain attempt to save the life of a youth who fell into the Thames near Tower Bridge, was described at it Southwark inquest yesterday on John William ...
... We devote so much of the space left at our dis- posal by the favours of advertising friends to the republication of Mr. O'ConneU's letter to Lord Duiuaiiiuiii. in September, 1834, that our obser- vations must, to-day, be compressed Into the brevity of ...
... THK SIAMESE YOUTHS. (From the Morning Herald.) We were yesterday admitted to a private inspection, at the Egyptian Hall, of the twa Siamese youths, whose bodies are, in a manner so unexampled, inseparably at- tached to each other The exhibition of monstrous ...
... late of the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, died yesterday morning at his residence, Riverstown, near Birr, King's County, from the effects of a gunshot wound in the abdomen, received accidentally. He and some friends were out rabbit shooting on Monday evening ...
... the coach. What did you do!—I came home in to think a man should try and swindle me like that, 1 • friend, who advised me to lay the matter before • magistrate. 1 &mine to say who the friend is. There were eewral of them How did you communicate ! I called ...
... DEATII OF CARUSO'S FRIEND. GREAT TENOR'S DEBT TO NISSIANO. Oor Now The man sho made Caruso, Eduardo Missiano, a singer of unimportant parts at the Metropolitan Opera House, died suddenly of heart diaeaso at his New York boarding house after attending ...
... AN FRIEND Or TOE QUEEN. Lwow are peeper* the 11 .4 &iron rhottltaw, by is sea : floges t edited by Was luliet. Tbe rimer Seen dr rot . n wee to Italy be Illmebnin4keirer, oboes mess art be els mirribrase of kagiames et the many years of his raddiar ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON DIS- TRESS. Mr. Chamberlain, M.P., presided last evening at a largely-attended meeting in the Midland Insti- tute, Birmingham, to inaugurate a Mutual Aid Society forthe relief of temporary distress in the Central Division of the city ...
... lowed by laxv — an evident conspiracy (of whicli both \ myself and my hon. friend, xvho presides on tins occasion, are j among the victims) to tako Consci vatives by sni-priso, and dis- qualify them from serving upon the firat election committees ' — then ...
... transferred in his or her own name to the Liverpool Savings Bank, certified under the Act of 1363. This practice lightens tbe re- sponsibility of the school authorities, and introduces the depositors to a savings bank which they may continue to use after leaving ...
... EFFORTS TO SAVE HUSBANDS. FUTILE BRAVERY. From all parts of the country reports have been received of holiday tragedies, fourteen Of them caused by bathing. The most difltressing story is from Roker, near Sunderland, where a man and two youths were drowned ...
... MONDAY ZVENING, MARCH DI. lt may be that Prince menewhat underrates the strength and resolution of this country; indeed, ere are greatly inclined to think that he dues so. lu the late conversation with Lord Ouo as detailed by the Jeered de &sere, the ...