... PUBLIC EXBUTIONS. The late Mr. Justice Vaughan recently sentenced to death a young mhn,' named arker at the Central Criminal Court, for an offence whiehwivllbie~ily iunderstood when we state that it is one of which Lord'Chief tilstice liale said that it was of all. criminal charge the one most easy to be\iade and most diffcult to be disproved.') On the oath fkfone-woman, though she may. be ...

... SzaioUs ACcIDENT.-A MAN DREADFULLY BITTEN BY His owN DoG.-On Wednesday evening last week, a person, residing in the neighbourhood of Perth, while proceeding home after dark, in company with his wife, was attacked by his ovn dog, a large animal of the bull species, and most severely torn and injured. The dog had only come into his possession a few days previously, and had been chiefly kept at ...

... R. O'CONNELL, T'HE. RADICALS OF ENGLAND, AND MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. (~~~~~1 w ~e.5@p ltm was 4*,*~ On 4~v~znr4PMW ~_9 WS W4~~ bly Room0s, Tlqoa st-rqSdfor Be pu$e of H lion Mr. OWe ells pincttion aFprge' nnqg end : g ' 8Ur Murphy iaf r f . fle Chairan staite at l a 9W a s of some4 4jculty.- For a loip;1eerioa he haven a safljr of M jO,!onnel# in nil hia Vitws-heare he .gsemedJamJ hli phtlaopght ...

... ?4I FORWWIr . 'noti oftb iia> -i~ilax~a~ss§ lct 'wFeekt condezued to thfi gallieu b Iif. bfor xii*etiat, 44 forgeries. -- - - - - i ...

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... - hI T AND P ITC. - INSTOY , ;AwN'POLIToss :' TRICKS OF'THE ENEMY. No men are so belpless as soldiers armed only. with muskets and bay'onets. When they have Sflrd,.. resolute adversaries, armed with swords or. loaded sticks, can easil overpowder them. These'. words were used resifuting the Canterbury, fanaltic riot not, as woUl have been 'verynatural, by COURTENAY Iiiisesf, or.s any ofhis ...

... New Poor Law Procoedings.-Yresh Disturbance at Dewsbury. -J The excitement consequent upon the introduction of the new Poor Law into the manufacturing districts was re- newed at Dewsbury, in the West Riding of Yoikshire, oIL Monday last, by an array of military and police force such as it has but seldom been the lot of the inhabitants to wit- ness. It will be remembered that on Monday ...

... EXECU S,6W O]Ii ItAM I*lL.~ . a F ' Id*!Morniag 9 o'Cloheh P X *tn91: oii le *4 st penoniftCA kw lest night~without a reprieve took away from all Who felt interest hWbie fatei-th last hope of averting it. i .lrqpwee ,XA~pE ,rected erly in the morning,'at'Kirkdale, *hvertl~afroat of prisonC., Before seven .'eloek, crowds, idof ehfldresi beanto congregate, ;nd by the 'ob @iiA. egir numb er was ...

... SITTING= OF THE VRZXOH INSTITUTE 07 THE 11TA AND 18TH DEO3XBDR, 1887. (Whiuem clusivlepfsr the London Difapat~)' The twi last sittingsof thie-Institute beinii~ther ,.ba we have thought it :8advisqge to..e ondense lthOtwo rept*sto ones I d [,TIOOT ,. . zsS ...

... ADDPLESS OF THE WORKING MEN'S. ASSOCIATION, WESTBURY, TO THE WORKING MEN OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. FELLOW SLAVEs,' -Thepoverty, wretchedness, and misery that exist among the working classes of this ceuntry, one would imagine sufficient to awaken the most sluggish na- ture to a consideration of the causes that have brought us to this degrading state, and to try, by all the means in their power, to ...

... EX~ ..TII rttY pJ' btisfotst.iai;niecer Ifs ifi I P f if wrsrwhfor. .sr Wb wif~~ouvdelt~er~uslland ie;iut~beis.a vi ~toe.t.azi's lies. -lt nsh'tb~t Liwy'ebauidJ harve her. box. -So no if Finei; urgeoitni: :hf thei Cuahainl road1 de. Iidisd btlkyi*:tb d'eeease~ dEN ingAher life. ;oW~ ThtltYiaqinbrifi 3 Irast ' he ! - - j 1 . se id atte time not maMed bOtkg~cdeed. - The if tbr~tre~ oxg Fat ...

... Til THAMES 4UN - h When the ~adt irrupt-on uook p onIue~ daV rng the me'n in tbe -Tunnel had been- juist'lntiag'ed.. ,O'ne peg.v ef' labo u~rers,;a .ha be.eui .jus.t,.relj~e4ve. by .anotber when tris, ,vatet b'ega~n,''ushing in' witjh~a loud;,iaise.,: Tl',9:o jnKt,[b end of the 'tunnel 'next' tbe afiuiiSspsec't~d sonr~ethmtr wrontg, -and rnatle 'their escrtpe'up' the staifoasec~*itBdut much ...