... fished for eels, When Miles was trying to climb hack to his foot slipped, and he fell into the water, Hawkins cil clambered up the side, and gave the Allrm A youth de named Weston, who was on the Waterloo side, looked di into the lock anid, seeing Miles ...

... on Friday evening, and was vooiterously cheered by ti his friends. On the rising of the House he was es- h corted by a large number of Irish aud English - be Liberal members, singing 'God save Ireland. to the steps of the Westminster Palace Hotel. Dr ...

... found that it was half full.-Mr. Stubbins md desired to be informed under what circumstances the try vitness had been appointed, and upon the minute book o( try the Aston Local Board being produced, in which it was nd stated that at one of the meetings Mr ...

... that he had entered the house a, week previous, and stole therefrom l Is. 91., w.hich the o1d coon had saved from his hard earned wages. The youthful housebreaker is now in Ayr ?? A doertiser. Seriarss Fire ot Leith.-About six o'clock on Wednes- day night ...

... Shadwell station, when in trying to avoid a goods train he stepped in front of a passenger train and was knocked down by the engine. He was removed to the hospital, when it was discovered that he was terribly injured. He died in a few minutes. The jury ...

... depositors, na61 I am now speaking of the Truet oes' Savings BAnk, gra! and not talking of the Post Office Savings Bank, or 12t of the other banks which deal ciiiefly with large and deposits. The Savings Banks are chiefly supported toa by the farming class ...

... Lady Charlotte niet in their early l:ys, seeing and enjoyivg the playfulness of youth, brought about what hap- pened in their riper years ; it produced frietdships, and friend- ship ripened into love. They tried to make resistasice agltinst what thev knew ...

... all drink. I am truly Sory Idid not take your advice. Mr. Stephenson was always a friend to meC: e took in in wheii I was turned ont of my own house. I hopf his friends will forgive mg. I hope the old man's soul is in heaven. I feel reconciled, and tpe ...

... with premeditation and a determinationatallrisksasndbhazards to try and save his son. His conduct had been absolutely consistent throughout. He (Mr. Carson) was glad that hia learned friend had read the letters, mentioning names of distin- guished persons ...

... a doctor, and hearing Mrs. Davey scream. When trole iengt into the room Mrs. DAVey WAS cing, vndtsayingr Oh! try and save him; try wan save hid took a ?? h fall as she was sitting in the6citchen, but did not hear footsteps as from a scufle, Neither dief ...

... storied memory. When I beckon back my youth, Manhood greets it merrily, Youth forsooth ! alas, the truth, I am lost in reverie; He is not the youth I knew, Only storied memory. When in me traditions mild Leap the youth of reverie, Heart-beguiled, I feel ...

... to the injuries received in the fall, whilst under the influence of drink, and whilst trying to escape from a room where the door was looked, and that she did not try to kill herself. CROYDON PETTY SESSIONS. CIEaSTNUTS Fon DaEPr.-William LI ddington, ...