... EXTRAORDINARY YOUTHFUL CRIlMI.- - NALITY. An extraordinary case of youthful criminality wasi before the Kingston magistrates a few days ago. AN boy of fifteen, named John M;Eacheu, who had, been employed by Mesors. W. H. Smith and Son at- the Surbiton ...

... afterwarda saw my father's body at the Savings' Bank. Wmn. Moor-I am a police constable, and was on duty on the night of the murder, at the Arcade. I came on duty at fire o'clock, aud was principally near the door of the Savings' Bank. 1 was oi my beat at eight ...

... deane ?? :the ssound was calculated to alarm parsons of timorous DI dispositions, and to frighten spirited horses that might schance to be psassiag. 'The defendant, altlsougls but a 0 5 youth, was old in iniquity, and was exceedingly A I audecious. He was ...

... delirious occasionally . She sometimes was much dejected. She died Friday morning, the 22nd instant, at eight minutes past six She expressed a wish that she might not get better. She died from the indirect effects of the wound From the nature of the would ...

... 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 ...

... true, the love how sweet, That is in youth began, When innocence and beauty meet, That never loved bat one; No anxious doubts, no jealous fears, Disturb the constant breast The faithful youth- Very faithful youth, said the learned counsel (laughter). ...

... having been given, the jury found both the priso- 0 nero Guilty, but recommended the boy to mercy le upon the around of his youth, and under the convic- tion that he had been acting under' the irstr'uctons o and training of his fatier'. The learned Judge ...

... anything in any way answering to five or ten minutes' conversation take place. The facts are that while I was waiting for a friend whose advice I was seeking Sir Charles Dilke passed out and made some casual observation to which I made an ordinary reply ...

... NEmRALarA cured speedily by Swnwe's Enire. Sold by al Chests, in bottles, is. Id.,2a. 9a For Present health, Youth fel loeks, and Length of days, Try Atkineen's Natnral-lsOkini Teeth. Sets its. 155, Park-late, Lesld, HEoLLoWAr'S OINTMENT may be relied upon ...

... Robert and p Charles Di unimond, brothers of Mr. M. Drummond, t. vithout the least possible delay, proceeded in quest (i o the parties. They were discovered in France, b :nd were immediately brought back to this coun- ii try by their friends, and reached London ...

... fall when the Pope dies. I then tooko him1 by the neck, continued the information of Clarke, to remove him, and pushed him before me, and whilst doing so he made a blow at me with his clenched fist, whilst I was striving to save him from the fury of ...