Colored News. — London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

exclaiming as she left the station, in a tone of sarcastic defiance, "-Never mind, Joseph, lam yours ! I'll be true ! We'll beat him yet !" Her brother, however, immediately removed her to Liverpool, where she was placed under strict surveilance ; but she still found means to communicate with her lover, and after about a fortnight, he, accompanied by a friend, presented himself under her bed-room window at night. Out she came, throwing her clothes before her. On the following morning the parties with whom she was staying found that she was missing, and telegraphed to that effect. There was immediately a look-out along the Lan and Carlisle Railway, by which the fugitives were expected :ed. to Gretna. But they had learned wisdom by experience, 3 young lady . was resolved not to be again torn from her Therefore, instead of taking the train, they sailed by the by the West Coast of Scotland, from whence they proceeded tna, and where they were married according to the law of caster to proc and th lover. ittuittus. zharn, Cornisi f railroat one end the kingdom to the other, and beauty of inland scenery, behold mingham. There is said to be not ad fifty different ways to spell the lot boast many more ways whereby the comfort and encouragement of av state that " Brummagem " is, in ial sound of the name :nonce at Bi me hundred I ince car 'er the ( town I no and ty has minghai ,er. W had not m a ho: In no locali other towns dr cen up their fi and they rett people were nE xys more incl ut handling th ur led them th .ove out reedom, arned a aturally ined to ie latter le swot their cir lord and lib , lie. It In the War i a question 1 made their bit Not thus qui ween Parham Id prerogative :men struck led to furnish a Tier m ime had not yet themselves with In the Civil the royal earn' at Aston Hall. early for their da n both sides; ani ng themseh•c nlv one church it like thirty tho' We hear of esta tame she c " vulp all p 1 than wh ed tl ►r the ident than Aston Hall, previ connected with tha not positively knc inesday. By the , eratn andic inghi ely ri ?.d t side of t they did ings, an Then usly for riety a Princ iunclay o som life ha .ercely the Roy d the Ki were '• b loody imilin he Second in c nil its expansic Albert the k n, indeed, has St. Martin we cellar bu n. When NI not ethic re employed ackles were ( en tal toy , apier mac& even twl ,urtier ph there wa fifty the been mad leiter at A fact wind us o Ning 11' uggesti dry, bu have b ) a thi in this city hcspis been )n this stn , and Macrek kaain and again 1, chapel. The rood, bad, Elliston was sparkling, Bun fy, on one occasion at least, astc Thc tring d om 31 one land': The uarte] ttle o THE COLORED NEWS. It was when the actor whom he had enraged by over-drilling, determined to spoil the " point" which Mr. Macready desired to make, in Richard. "My Lord," duly said the BEFORE parti messenger, " the Duke of Buckingham is taken,"—" and," he hurriedly added, before Richard could reply, " for Dromotior chopped off his head!" This is the only hump we know in connection with old " Bromwycham we ha'' ms story questio Society Love versu Money A None 1. Lon don : Sa Otley, 1855 THE scene of this novel is laid i of which the tale is tinged,—the Irela nd, wit politic hero be part in the story, which is more lie author to i produced upon the character of of family life, by the two antagc fear, as levers of education. In individ mistie the cm principl mparisc or course salutary gains t he retie who h .er is 1, ive chi ) a most i n 1 the ( up W. G F.G.S fished in .d towc "the 1 r of a. my persons t If they did hase th( 1d IS and - a good Old Sto: (Malve USE rty assi ich a ; neig, d has rm of Lose elt -and a: pleasing this litt history children author. My Bre 6nclusion, wliich all .o well to remember By the Rev Old S ton( motive mi to leave e very plc This of 1 hood. Lted al Cc the s le, an 'ham I lectur Lbs me accou IC vo: teachi with are publi ; the of lead mi unread. readir it title es on t • quain .ecturc Mr r. Symond ork to the could Nati nec of it district ii antly fitted a to thi Life Hi & Co. 1 - zy of members o: arul Histor n which ti l for the stu , science and Hs, we c peal for y. By CV IVO' dvern and Penduck, Malvern, eld Clubs, lembers zphic and )y our clerica iss Amelia B to make her acquair ;ain. We hope, hol rwn, that she Ns lees Wifi very inter lity than cloud which, hmvevei irror 111 in ch is c by pomp Whistle craft humour .O f tact( omplet some expi ous: Mr. Co familiarit is hardly a CAC( the to wear ri - today and to t n recommend I tt opt the music of eems to dis- There is Then 13 , hay( to see )11 as s MN The rattily eater 1 emetic of tl the c Hate 1 volu is no ng w knc offs of what( lescrit d _Myra CO. LINS is r laims on Like too lyric in t irdli a verse ing apparen without it . Collins has time, which !kery. His 1. Let the lt on the ne tion ' Lays Orr the ear; many of to repui his littic which : by somc ,ly not deeic best. Yet, is for the Musc grotesque jingt Laureat and hi copy of verses Lotos Et ging a elds, a hurry of ti t even know where ladies kept their / nkey of Holloway prison said it was but ir had been discharged from the jail, aft or three months as a rogue and vagabond ing picked a lady's pocket on London-b committed him for three months to Hollov 1 dar ugly mist ckets. Ti s 3,000 th I d divine I tielei the summer tin. d a cla 11 never yea) Alfred Tenn writer :kets of Etw the j 20 Jiff lich ti [SEPTEMBER 1, 1855. I_ , ,nta btllt He wr ) which !on of ry much TS, con- It carried 1. Uum Council WE Edr an cc ever app Mr. • thot deli: