... STABBING BY A YOUTH. A coroner's inquest was yesterday held at the Bear and Staff public-house, St. Margaret's, Rochester, before R. Hinde, Esq., one of the coroners for the county of Kent, on the body of John Gregg, a fine young man. aged 23, who died from a ...

... •No. 43,363. 136th YEAR, YOUTH and BEAUTY you roost erroneously call brrl WOULD enroe and try’sou, if could arranged; that I*, you would really and irnly like her to. SCOTT JOHN. Johannesburg.—DAUGHTEß ANNIE DESIRES COMMUNICATION -Addreas S.. 215. Deacon's ...

... WEST I. \ DIES. (From the St. Lucia Palladium of Sept. 2., The Barbadoes Mercury of Tuesday prints the following address of the House of Assembly to GoTernor Reid, and his Excellency's reply on the occasion of his approaching departure. What a cutting ...

... I^vrEß* FRIEND SOCIETY forVISIT- TR*- .BELIEVING the SICK and DISTRESSED *&*££%** HABITATIONS.-The increased dis- ?? Z .P-wrof the Metropolis at the present incle- ■*»»** „rees :he Committee thus publicly to make 5 ••^isifltf on this Society It may ...

... 111,680/.; making the total saving of i 96,061/., which made the gross saving 938,856/. From this, however, must he deducted the saving by the revised i es.imate of 1848-9, 288,000/., which would leave an ; actual saving upon the estimates of 1849-50 ...

... j writer speaks of his friend (of whom he gave a -very bad account) as having deserted his wife and children. *, Sir J. TYRELL— I did not say they were the writer's / friends. Lord J. RUSSELL — Oh, then, they are not his friends ; | if they were, it is ...

... know what were to be the provisions of the Bill to be brought in by his Honourable Friend the Member for Droitwich, but from the well-known ability of his Hon. Friend he had the highest expectations that it would be found effectual for the prevention ...

... cities of the plain, but they were not the less foul and monstrous — systematically corrupting the youthful mind — systematically ener- vating the youthful body. In the testimony thus giveu there was no beating about the bush. It was at such a time of ...

... more honourable : t�� his Right Hon. Friend, because he who lately filled a dis- I tiuguished place in his Majesty's councils was now only in the station of a private individual. For the short time his Knht Mon. Friend had been lately in office he had shown ...

... Tht ROOTHING LABOURERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. The sixth saniversary of this society wss commemorated on Wednesday, at Margaret Roothing, or Rodiag. for the word is pronounced and written both ways. The Rodings comprise nine parishes, and are each distinguished ...

... j AGRICULTURAL DIS'IRESS I « (From the Bedford Time*.) : MR. W. BBNNBTT UN REPLY TU THB DUKE OF BED- FORD'S APPLICATION THAT Hi. SHOfLD QIVB IV m.S LEASH. Lewsey, Dunstable, May 30, 1849. Mv Lord Duke— l should not be doing j'istiee to mv own feelings ...

... LORD DERBY ON SAVINGS BANKS AND NATIONAL THRIFT. The Liverpool Penny Savings Bank Association held its usual annual meeting yesterday. The business meet- ing was presided over by the mayor (Mr. Bernard Hall), and the report read showed 104 banks in union ...