... late of the 39th Regiment, and grandson of the late William Munro, Esq., of Druid Stoke, Gloucestershire. Dec. 27, after a short illness, Mr Wm. Cooper, of the Market-place, Rftding, in the 40th year of his age. Dec. 28, the Rev. C%arles Grey Cotes, for ...

... evidence taken by the Sassowas= Tearirs.-During the bard weather be Ws , hare now seceded' Be contends the' revealed • sad story. The deceased was the wife of Snider net= of rifling proved a failure. The cart- Published Every SATURDAY MORNING, Price TWO-PENCE ...

... . sir W. Pairs Wood stated polgi^lr in Court that Dr. 3.OsOie Brown was endouhtwily the Inventor of Ciliated's* the whole story of the defendant Freeman wee deliberately entree, and b• filtrated to say it had beta swore to.—flee the Timm 1t,115‘ DR. J ...

... National Lifeboat might in athicket by the hones, asdAbraham went and swim She appoiata many mediators, many priests, The story of Le Fevre, Mr. Joyner ; *IC From Institution and a steam-tug thereu p on promptly put oat t c ra hle the rem al . c h l ...

... University,oo Friday, February 1. The Eastern Railway Compaay, Frame, has just adopted a new tbird•class carnage. It is two story. high, and omnaiarmats 80 persons. It may. perhaps, be worth reading as signideaat of the extraordinary fall the value of tea ...

... R.A. The new number of 'will oontain amongst other matter a short article Gamest by Mr. Francis Vitchroan, which veva', goid deal of hitherto t - •ted information. Id Tiaoheray's story, The .legs on the Cliff, is in the sew somber of the ; Mr ...

... cabmen and porters at the Midland Railway station. and asked leave to warm himself. Suddenly, after standing before the fire a short time, be astonished the cabbies by tearing off ell his clothes, such as they were, except his hat and boots, and in this queer ...

... cabmen and porters at the Midland Railway station, and asked leave to warm himself. tAuldenly, after standing before the fire a short time, he astonished the cabbies by tearing oft all his clothes, such as they were, except his hat and boots, and in this queer ...

... Although the short dress is still worn for morning promenade, it is princieally confined to ;Fite young girls. and is scarcely admissible for visitingdress. A very few have been sae full dress, but we way say the trained skirt is almost The short dress may ...

... ouspici..n amounted to certainty ; a warrant was obtained, my poor friend was arrested in his wife's sick chamber, and, after a short examination before the local magic• treks, wee fully cmmitted to take his trial at the next assizes for wilful murder. It ...

... under cultivation. The buildings consist of a college building, 50 by 10e feet, a boarding hall 43 by 81 feet, each three stories with basement, four houses for professors, all of brick, a house fur the foreman of the farm, and the needful barns and stables ...

... number of will commence a second serial novel by Mrs. Itabing-ton White, with the title of Circe,' which, as well as the story Birds of Prey, will be continued from month to month until its completion. The same number will &len contain a paper by Mr ...