The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-14 00:00:00

ARAI44

TBE ItQYA
lIIRGH.

LOSS OF SEVEN LIVES.
The Theatre Royal, situated at the head of Leith-
walk, adiebnrgb, was yesterday totally destroyed
by fire, which broke out at half-past 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. The combustible nature of
' a large quantity of the materiel canoed a
rapid spread of the flames, which soon
enveloped the whole building and speedily reduced
it to ashes. The gable wall, which was on the north
side of the theatre, fell on fit. Mary's Catholic
Chapel, which closely adjoined it, broke through
three places overwhelmed the
cloister or side chapel in ruins. Unhappily the
catastrophe was attended with considerable loss
of life, several persons being buried under
the fallen walls. Mr. Lorimer, the dean of guild
for the city, who was actively engaged in endeavour-
ing to extricate others, was himself killed. The
number of the dead is not as yet known ; but
the search for bodies continued during the
night. The Theatre Royal was built about eleven
years ago, on the site formerly occupied by the
Adelphi Theatre, which was burned down in May,
1843. It was erected at great expense, and though
not externally a handsome addition to the
architecture of Edinburgh was of the strongest con-
struction, and was internally arranged on the most
scientific principles. The lessee is Mr. R. H.
Wyndham, who has had the management for the
bat six or seven years, and who was formerly lessee
of die old Theatre Royal, at the foot of the North
Bridge. Nothing has been saved from the ruins ;
but the building and properties are fuUy insured.
Another account states that the number of lives
lost is seven.

815 Bull ARD BROMLEY, K. C. B.—We reget much
to learn that this talented ;ablation is very seriously ill
with bronchitis. Though somewhat bettor yesterday, ha
was cot considered entirely out of danger.—Uniled Service
Canoe.
The Duke of Somerset will preside at the first
main mains in the Royal United Service Isabella
as Koehn imolai ant, whoa the subject of miseral
sib as fuel for beam-ships will be brought forward by
Captain Jasper Selina. He will be followed by Mr. C. W.
Richardson, who I. wall known from his endeavours to
Meador* petroleum as stases fuel.
Captain Binned Osborn, C. 8., has undertaken
to give • Mature at the Geographical Society, oti Mornay,
the 23rd tan, is gobbets conneated with the North Pole.
The next performance of the Sacred Harmonic
Society will be devoted to Spoho's "Last Jodrell/it," sod
Meedeheohn's " Hymn of Probe."
The Artiste' and Amateurs' Comereacioni will be
held al Velcro/ars 2, Marsh 2, April 8, and May 4.
"There is no speaking of music at Exeter Hall
ed present," aye the 401411124111, " without briegieg baton
the oneideration of its proprietors the late terrible Mee-
boob* at a Donde, Maio Hail, in which upwards of
twisty pima last their lives on s statuses. Consider*
what moths deficiencies of the Strand building—notorious
to every on who uses and tenants it, the Owen, 01 the
property place themselves wader an ungoviatile rams-
ability for the make of eavlag money, by tatting it to any
as while the moue of oath* are is so dangerous • state
preeent."
Prince Vincent Attereperg, the Austrian Lord
Chamberlain, who has the eaparbileadersoe of the two met
theatres, has agreed to &wave the entree of M. Wachtel,
the weßkeeern tome, so that be will be at liberty to rout
Vino' at the wed of tha month of March.
A company with a capital of 2,000,000 fr. Las
been started for the purpose of building an open-hone at
Mensillee.
A Paris letter in the Journal du Harre says
" The Emmen will, it I said, appear at the ant ball
of the Tuileries in a dries of new manufacture, • pet-
iole of which was seat by a maker at Lyons, and
1111th has had icomeas gum* it is made at silk and
elk* the reflections of which are so splendid and the
leader so soft that the general aspect !resembles the effect
of the moos is the waters of a lake. This stuff ha
already mend the name of Dray de Phalle."
WHITEHALL, JAN. 1 L —The Queen has been
pleased to Emit the place of one of the Lords of Session io
tiootland to David More, Esq., advocate, in the room of
Thome Maiikeeete, Esq., maigned.--Ociagte.
DOWNINO STEER; J Alt. 11.—The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Luigi Ovid.. Mama Eq., LL.D., to be
assistant is the Chief Secretary's Offoe sad Clerk to the
Council of Oneramest for the labod of Melia.--clazate.
WILLS AND BECOMSTS.—The will of Joshua Bates,
• formerly of Bastes, in the Mind States, afterwards
of Biehopegateareat, of Portlited-plaa, sad of Arlington-
Mesa, was proved le Louden as the 16th alt., the executors
notaieatal Ming Thomas Bering, Charles Beteg Young, sad
Jobs Baring, raga. Ike perocialty in this country was
swore wider 860,800. The testator dled, in September
last, at New Lodge, Wieder, hay* emoted his will in
August, 1863. The principal legatee is his daughter, nue
bath. wife of his Expellsocy Sylvan Van de Weyer, Ambas-
sador at Ladoga for the kingdom ofd gium. T
all o he he
has left as immediate Imam of 10,, aed his
_pie.
tuns, books, articles of virtu, aid has maideaose, 'East
Shen and Arilegtoo-street, and • life Menet in the
whole of the residue of hie property, real sod perional,
and, after her dociamo. to bec-kttskand sad hit children-
There is a leguy to Dr. Booth, of Goweretreet, and to
several of the taaatoee Maeda ia America. To the testa-
tor's sister, Mrs. Cowing, 5,000/. ; and a like legacy so the
children of the late Hamel Sturgis. All legacies to be paid
free of legacy duty--The late Jamb Stiebel, Req., cd Pea.
bridp•terrace, Bayswater, has bequeathed to Calamity
College Hospital 5,0001., and to the Jen' Free School,
Spitallie/ds, 2,0001. His Mem' Mate was
estimated at 45,0601.—The late Mies Frame bfalawaring,
of Hiehlisid, Derby, hat left the following charitable
benefits :—To the Churn Missionary Society, 50i8. ;
British and Foreign Bible Society, 2001. • Charch Pastoral
Aid Society, 2001. ; Society to PrOmote Christianity
mania the Jews, 1018. • and to the Old Age Society,
Leicester, 1001.-711aserodd London News.
LMERAILY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE
Earn= Wrimm—Moaday : Aa:atb, at 8. Tuesday:
Statistical, at 8, "Critical Remarks on Omens of 1861,"
Mr. Sargent' Institution, at 3. " Electricity," We-
imer Veda' ; ,at " River Tat ;" " Pert
and Dodo o " Mr. Hawthor Anthropologi•
sat, at 8, "Certain Aothropological Mattes.; South flea
'Model.," Mr. Pritchard; "Syphilis in a Monkey," Mr.
Lund ; 'Lisp Puja, or Phallic Worship al India," Kr.
Sella. Widowed'', : Society of
at
8. at 4j ; Ke-
a7 ; Society of Arts, at 8. Thunder : Low
logical,-at Numismatics at 7; Royal
"Win'
at 8, " Airnitacture." Professor Smirks ; lannecoviet
".knatoroy of Deridopois," Mr. Hancock ; " Now
from Tropical Africa," Dr. Kirk ; "Fangs of &meal&
(Wellingtooia) Clients' in Califon*" Mr. Brewer • Ohm,
mical, at 8; Royal, at 8 • Antiquaries, ctitsilt4al
Ins
siltation, at 3, " Professor Friday
Philological. at " Use the combative as a I
Relative before 1637," Mr. Funival ; "Provinialiame of
N. and B. Lauds* (Leseeshire)," late Mr. Perneek ; Royal
Lestitutioo at 8, "Combustion by invisible Rays," Pro-
fessor Tyodall. Saturday : Royal leatitatioa,
_at 3, "Nets
you' System in Man and Animals," Professor Marshal.
THE CASE or TIMOTHY DALT.—Yesterday Mr.
Fara& the momiesjorier appointed by the Poor Law
Board, mama his Inquiry into the obotinutanose at-
tending the death of Timothy Daly. Holborntion
took piano in Me board-room of the Union
Workhouse. Mr. Shaer, hoc. sea of the Parricidal
Dispensary, was summed at greet length, sod detailed
his ocarina of the case and the action which he took
upon it. Mrs. Fitemorald, the landlady of No. 2, Cobs-
000nwhere Daly dud, denribed the circumstancoes of the
removal of deemed from the workhowie to lodge la
her house. Mrs. Daly, who ma. the witeem believed, a
housemaid at the Orem Keys, is Woodbent, had removed
her husband from the workhouse in conformity with
his own wish. She had told witness that the deceased was
not to want for anything, and during the nine days Dar
was io witnesses house Mn. Dely paid hat 30e. foe wine
and other things which she bought for the nick man. Mr.
Larne, the surgeon, came to see him every day, enerniag
on the Sunday, and Mrs. Daly came even afternoon ex-
cepting two. The deceased had acts, milk arrowroot. and
mutton chops every day, and she gave him se well port
wine—half a quarters at a time, in • tumbler ; the wine
cost Bd. per vinare ; he bad the wine sometimes ma and
sometimes more frequently every day, and more than half
a pint of beer daily. The inquiry was adjourned till 11
o'clock this morning. The can will probably be closed to-
day.
A Vienna letter mentions that the Princess
Weird de Metternieh has mot foe • iesgaMosat
envies from the manufactory of M. Amber, of
in Asible, as • new year's meat to the Repo=
Engem* The art of imitation is carried to the highest
degree at Hearth, and pore/darn articles like these of
Sans, Cleves. Japan, and Saxon. are executed ee per-
fatly as to dean, all hut the very ant oennoiessure.
The Sultan has jest ordered from the T
Ins Works Compsay smother hos-plated f
milled the Turkistaa, and to be paid for out arlitatk
foods. The sew meet will mason 365 feet by_ from
stem to stare 36 feet from keel to deek, rad will draw 26
feat of water., Her anises are to be 1,200 horse power, and
her towage 6,000 toes. She will be armed with 44 rifled
mama of the heaviest metal.

SIMOUS AND FATAL ACCIDNNT AT
NILLWALD.

SPECIAL VERDICT._

An inquiry was held by Mr. Htehards, deputy
mow, last night, it Poplar, respecting an soddeet
Mean. Ash's iron ship-budding works, by which Ave ensa
were seriously injured. and George Dues, aged 24 years. lost
his life.
Mr. Herbert Wood, solicitor, appeared for M. ear;
sad Mr. Young repteminted the friends of the deceased.
On the 2ad lost. a number of men wen at work ea •
stage under the bows of the Pulsed& sad Oriental
Compsey's new steamship, Jaen'', sow beildhig in
Messrs. Ash's yard, MiliwalL The siege sakimily gnu
war sad all the men were Bang hesibmg is the posed.
nesisiag frightful injuries in the fall. The dowered was
killed almost Witted,. It was alleged that the men bed
frequently complaised. I. emits, of the Wormy slate of
the platform in quoting.
George Ailed, iron caulker, said that his ki sod fees
were fractured by the fall. The part ol the Asp that gam!
way was only fastened by • single nail. When the foreman
wee complained to about the state of the stags
he old 7 said. "Oh, you ere all afraid to be on • state.
The into could get nothing done ia the cutter. The
stage had to be used is putting cep iron plates of peat
weight.
Altar • great deal of farther evidseee had been Biter_
The jery metaled • verdict " that the &erased wee killed
accidentally by the fall of • certain stage, and the jury are
of opioioo that blares is attached to Messrs. Ash and Co.
for permitting men to work on so insecure • stage."

TH OA-Wm
AOOIDENT IN PLIINTRZE-001IBT, I
-A1 HOUSE BLOWN DO WN.—PBO-
11
BABLZ LOBO OF uri.--crais DAY.I
EQUITY COURT.
About 4 o'clock this morning, when the gale was
(Before the Lord Chaeosllor.)
blowing with peat violates, a load mobs Ina baud ra i cLiatia v. DOSATO.--THE ONZ-LIGOZD DANCE,.
Pluntres-court, Holborn. Ths(oonrt is a desealy.populated It may be remembered that a motion was mad* fce
therrighfau, leading from Shos).au into Holborn, sad injunction by certain pumas who claimed to bars mode
the house where the aoticlent «mord, maarltmed Prerioal eepeement with Beset., the ow-lagged Bps*
23, was rented by a Kr. Watson, who Ist It out in tar dancer, to restrain him from appearing in the naotudne
meets. The top of the heroes was occupied by three married at Cowen-garden mean. The matter was honed
couples ; on the mooed floor ware a man sad • curried before Vios.Ohancellor Kladenley, who refused the le.
couple ; on the first floor a fattier with his two Nunes on the technical pound that certain parties was
children and another mat were sleeping ; and on ought to have bees before hint had not been Unlade& hl
the ground floor slept Mr. Watson and his wife. At the the proosedisp. Os appeal to the Lord Obausller,
time nuntionsd the wind, blew with sash power se to force lordship held that the decision of the court below emu&
down one of the Immeass abate beleagieg to Neese& Padget sect, and that so interference could be panted sad ail
and Wood, and In its descent It completely carried away cue was fully heard es its merits.
mother of less dimensions. The dirtied= of the fall was Mr. Robinson now applied that the coda of some aftels.
towards Plumtres-court, where the poaderoes pile ! cite which were takes as road Wore the Lord Chasente
of brickwork fell an the house already named, on the appal should be allowed, the appeal having bon
forcing the roof oompletely. in, sad crearim each I dismissed with mate.
deaf to fall in rapid lIICCONIIiOO. A large mike of the back Mr. Bolt tied Mr. lace opposed the application.
wall of the Angel yard, Farringdoeureet, was knocked The Lord Ohnesellar said that he could net give the Nits
down, and the iron roof of the foundry at Pantiles and of affidavits, which were available In a can mill poodles
Wood's was torn to piens. From the quantity of dust fly- the merits, sad Waled the applieation.
leg about it was impoesible et first to see what bad op- It Is understood that as further prooesdisp will he tuba
rationed so meth alarm ; awl but a few minutes in the matter, the parties havieg come to a comprceet.
simnel before several ilre-segines and an escape were on the
spot, as it was oosjootared that a fire bad broke out. The
extent of the calamity was then discovered, sad the cries of
the poor creatures buried in the ruins were mast distressiag.
No time we lost I. endeavouring to *airiest* them teak
pert armed chiefly by the police. In little man Maas an
hoar all the anfortuaste inmates were found. Oise man
and his wife named user, was at owe removed to the
hospital, having received eaves scalp wounds sad fractures
end at half-past 12 • MMgs was forwarded to tell
thou friends who wished to see them to do so
at ono* as their cue was hopeless. Another man
named J. Martin was also sent to the same hospital se-
verely injured ; sad the wife of the Leered (Mr. Watson)
was likewise takes then is ausequenes of isternal injuries
She and her hub's& were sleeping at the back,
and both were preeircitahed dews the kitchen stairs
sad were taken out of the area in frost. An
elderly woman named Oetheriae Filrgerald fell from the
attic In her bed to the basement, and, as la the cam with
the other lodgers, wu much shakes sad hurt. It le need.
Ism to say that the loss to the poor oregano fa severe, all
their furniture being broken to pieces. la seas Matamoros
clothing had to be procured for them from the wort:boom

COURT OF EXCREQURR.

Sittings is Sesee.—(llefre Lord Chief Barr PAL*
sad Bross Itertis. Obeassii. sad Pideri
flows r. ACKILLIGTOIII OOTTON $211111130 COMMT
(mama).
This wee an entre for oesopeseslies for bodily is
earraed by the pieistid in earequesee of ties
;dillof re debradmile surrate. It weebarl
ratios Blackburn at the Mat warm at LimpuL at.
a vadat wee retuned for the pleisaff—dereare. 5001.
Mr. Tempts, QC.. now roved by lore d Gs
leaned jrips far a rale to act sale the mitt,
sad eater a amasait, es tin woad that the Gies.
dads were not liable. The plaintiff suffered its
iarginzlelle being employed as a stonsmaeou upee a
b belonging to the defendants. The upper teem Id
upon ea caused the mischief of which he complaint&
Before the occurrence the building was completed with
exertion of the whitewashing inside. The cowry c
composed Gray of working saes. who took ahem lc
sad ceastrared the building sea mill for owe* In
badmen of cotton_ risers. The compaay employed
architect to eat u cerk el the we sad there were
tarter for armary, Lark-work, sad wood•work.
learned orung cooteaded that the Gaudier had sot
malty of say tree, or if they had it wee sot ear
rendered them
The wart mated rale.

00IIRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE
(Before the Jed. Ordiamy.)
oarYWYND I. courrintre.
The Qeseal Advocete, Mr. Kerslake, QC., It liselea
Bellantiee. sad Mr. Emma, for the pallignar ; Y
Hawking, Q. 0., and Dr. Beesely for the respeadeet ;
Elam* MU for the bootees of the marriage settlemet.
This morning the evidence in reply to the cam cd firs
t wee resumed.
rer.statielina Wills as--I yea tanager of the Qum%
Hotel, Binniaghans, is Dessolase 1963. The mtablidorese
makes up 90 beds ; but the week before Christmas,
wan slack me. We had 47 people sleep* is the 1
oa the el Dee. The room 30 le ea the mooed leer.
would be moupied by oes pence. It was engagwl
night, and, as • matter a mane, by a Male pima
have ems Mr. Nichols, bat I cannot rewiring', I* babas..
• Ire. Helm Shipton-I am • very raluctitat alma
gaAhhee's Bromley, Staffordshire. I bare knower
brain Moat twelve years. I knows f
kw about eight yews. I Tes fa
might= la 1863 foe the pumas of mama
I gm.,/...mais Maya( at Censp-hill. I wan there
Me. Chearynd Mad me if I could ms
a pewee likely to mit her as a peerage, would
lee bar blew h young lady called an ass ea bash of '
sister, sad eerie, to araCheary ed. I wee
from Me paitioner. Oa the Zird of •Desszirberegl
home ; sad sewer reamed gain to Birmingham.
Oremenaleed-1 meta the letter to lira Chew*
about • week before the 23rd of December.
Ana Mary Taylor-I me the greaddeughter of Mr.; _
Costa, who keeps a temporises hotel, is
Minalagham. i
I wee at bome on the evenlegrtresil tei l•
Deetadm. Oa the following morning I saw • taiga
had slope as ger hems. She had occupied No. S. I lin sir
am with Ire•I believe that lady is Mrs. Mai
TRII 141 W PICTURE IN CANTIIIIIURY CATIIIDLAL. lee 1227 -I- • i,_ ,_,..... . --- .
-A large picture of the murder of Archbishop Bakst hes wice7se4deiedeed__/ 'el 7.17,...t1i* end I eeperieeeed de
r•••" 17 been placed by the dela •it tilt in the mirth baguet& We had • alsarit at that time, bet Eel
Moir this of terbory CatiadraL eireamstaecee I. America. My father is three, but he has nothing bar )
oonueeted with the acmisitioe of this misting by the dean with the bedlam. Ws make up sixteen Inds. I keep *et
cud chapter are as fellows. On the death a the historical seeeeeteowed I weds°. oweet ow books. I sew the hde•
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4
genitor. John Crag. in 1861, it wee found that kis widow ~o ma morning of tha 24th in the parlour, whare-sfi
mid four Mad e° were left without any p kion. TM coat breakf mt. That was the Brat
boa I saw her. lit
rov
wee was laid before Lord Palmerston, and • pension of 1001. wee betimes 9 and 10 so far uI nommid
• year Am greeted to MIL °g"l'A AL committee d ILL She breakfasted acme, bat there was another gestbwis
Croas's friends was formed for the Eager a raising a heeademeg. 1 Amid brow him - H. again. me was • ley
fund Jain". the Puck". r'f Kt' - tumid old matiemen and a regular embower. He it dead. I Nip
pictures, the purchase money to be invested fee the -
pose the lady mat away about 10, but I mesa esa Nil
boat a the family. The pictures were three in number :- meas• she did not toil me lasi 26666 I sew
1. William the Comment refacing the Crown. 2. The my how many of the eistece beds wee ma
Murder of Archbishop Becket ; 3. The Barba of the ...A bat t 0.1,4 w. w_ ...... i„,, Ms
Young Princes in the Tower. TM ratans having breams d'"7".l beet wens" who we •-iii 7,r-Arbi''',l3 iik,
the property c'e the uniblaib••• 40 tit. Cur Yu"' it ins way the neat morning,. There are no ladim booked tat
dogma to present No. Ito the National Gallery, No. 2to away I ... 4.,... ......}... e,..u...... ~, ~,,,... ~mires
Caoarbuzy Cathedral, and No. Sto Exeter Towahall, Mr. d-X-weei.'The• ei''-ide."F"''. Ft;;Calre"ell7 irie-lii hieele%"7.,
Cress having bean • mega of Dmeastare. The offer to ea home. He „hid en if we bed a Ude .i..../.., edeh
the Dem rad Chapter W 44 asoompanied with a °pedalos ee the 93,,d of Deemeher., k slid I eee4 so'-"Taio=
that the. FE•t•" dnnlid b° bins in same Public pleas, and led looked at gar bests. sod WPM what ream were
if Immibl• in the c'thwir•l• Kr. Cr°•• rirl2 Pm. t'l I did not lay that this Indy vas looked, het I get seta"'
NW. for hie *W. of the Deathbeda A"" C°'" a• to know what rooms we *mad have to let
btuseearmlig
Lieu, which was placed by the goverameet in one at the
is lee she woo. bemuse, that we bed 4
Hosea al Oseamme Coramitterroorm.-Krat Berald. ed, hawse the rid who wee hemmed*
BUNDLY GOODS Tital/16 IS 8001'LLITD.-Al a the mass tees to me that she ms like I
quarterly muting of the Chamber of Commerce of Min- we had had. She wag like her. Iwe tam into
lamb, held oe Tkareday, Mr. John Cowan moved, "That, in London where there were several penises; and I
without ragmen to the tanning of Saoday pameoga treat that • lady who was there was the emthat had akee a
wa railways-a qoestion that does not properly- tali within beam. with m mei
the competency of • commercial seessietioe-the chmeher Re-exantised-We have no mamas sbyieg
Wesel? disapprove the systematic reaming of goods tains who were with as la December la* I hare so deeliii
on the Sabbath-day, and that this reselatioa be oesameni- whatever that the lady was Mrs. Chetwycid.
cited to the railway companies is Scotland, mid earreepesd. Mrs. Corbet-I am the wife of the proprietor of the 10
log Cheinben of Goinmeres." Mr. David Wleren sereaded In Pandiegetrea. Os the 23rd
of Baena", 163, I
the moaom, which be wired Rot on theological grouse. but a chamber-mad aimed Marearet LaMar, who west in Aoini
because rest from labour on ogle day in moves was neseseary via about,three months ago. The boots was Elameel_rea*
to the phygical, mental, moral, se well as the reEmicion vol. Ido not know what has become of him. He was disalsal•
fore of the community ; or, as stated in the Loodoa Wean- for drsalmeasee I had another mirftnt eametHallai
nal, " that the aroma preeervation of a seventh day of asthma. I skink she is living some where ia
rest from ordinary Lebow is • prim of vital impottuice but I don't know where. I discharged her for Mabee ei
to the plissicAl cad social well-being of society." The aoaildersble time ago. Oa the 24th of Desembw, isq.
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running of goods trains, if sot pot • stop to, would, he saw • lady at my house. I noticed her. se bell r"
believed, result in the satire dent-Maim of the railway • setae/ I had had. and I mom* lise
armour of their lawful day of rest. Mr. Girls moved the atocaset I saw her again. I knew her- before
previous queition, ea the ground that the Chamber es a 'Mated eat to me. It writ Mew. Chained.
commercial body, had no right to interims with the fleurday Croesexamised-Helen lett soon after Charisma late
queetsoe. Why got interfere with the steamers sailing all She wee with us six or eight months. I almost *Mk le
Suoday between lath sad Loader with goods 1 Mr. Ire• same was Lewler, a aster of Margaret. She would sal
lead seconded the amendment. After some diesamise the likely to ea the lady at all.
a was takes, whet 4 voted for the 'madame% and be. Mary A khorne-I Ira housemaid in the tarri
mes ,
Mem 90 and 30 voted for the motion. Chet wyad from Sugar, 1863, till February. 11
HOI73I:32sASISO AND Oldiflllt OAPTITHI or THE Sat suer Kr. 14"°18 an •• •••••••° Wbee
WOO Matte GSM to the ball. It would be hi
BUIGIAL-430 the morning a the 12th leek' thteta7 ante Weather of December. Mr. Nichols cesae for a a
3. a.m. at the temporary rerkterme of Kn. Thereby, at _„, ,_ , t.... . 6 ii. 400. He did►
.4 gel it;
Knosaistion, the home Wag left in the Marge of Mr. Stubbs, `rl7,7h7ew'''Zdy ";;dl,„ Lad keep it Be eeileini eme
the 13"1". cad tee female eeremte' Uw batisr w"&"" bY tote whoa Mr. Chet eyed was dressing for (hew iii
the baking ef aa" powerful deg'hePt is tlieh6ek Peemilee' Ch t ad him 1 about two Manta in the ISZ
sod other noire. The butler at once areal himself with a •'7 'ay °T
I.ess in the habit of aceocipanyin myna arm I _
sword, aed proceeded to the front of the holm, shish' smog watt with her to chapel. wait with Ili
steals wine thirty yards from the highway, and (hoed • to started for the hem she was to have ..""
burglar about to ester the drawing-room *mesh at ~,___, *
Hoge's ; sad we took the I
the window. Be etteeked the else, who rwsivad at sokTtriltiagliamed betimes Miss Edward:VW, k
two cuts on the limes and ano, the next eat at
she stayed at err Sawa/dia. I was elate TIP for hir He
was at the man's leg, and the sword WU beam ~,_ _ ,___,..___ „_ .__„ .
slept _,,,, her. / et,
off about • foot from the poise. bat the boom- r.;"0174780.11%"'`h= gmTb; b:uik:747,,,,,.,,, 'he
breaker was overpowered. Mr. Stubbs then mem to ham •L' Gager got up at Mose 8 o'clock sod haeakfaalf •Ilki
got the man Into the house, ma amu of the village was gite 0,..„_,... „e, naval did Doe come down ma sm.
called, and then the ;allege imastablu It apposes that "..."`" . ' '''
the burglar's name ie George Peat, laboorer, a Airbus ;be she
i mirAd ma em I'd": •
mind Tire aportaft4-"Whimteinwit.: i=
bad only been liberated from (habeas Gaol as the day be- '''
fere, having nectar°. three menthe insprisooment, from lisvisi no of d •
Mr. Nichols came to the ball the lanie i
the October Quarter Seedono for rabbis, • publioac at b,_r_Trut
left in a fir minute. The portmanteau VW
Longharn of some mosey. Ia the ODUMI) of thereizozi2 leie:es by I,
um•66:6c ..... I pi,.
Dole „di,
mans oing that I took it to Lieltheld ih f
he luta ulna before a saagistrate, at Melton, and
. the demo of Kra Ohetwie& It tom sotss as oa.
Leicester Chronicle
but merely doubled. NIL Chained eet lit
A POACH7.II SHOT.--0n Monday eseniztinez stood by. It arm are put bete • coat peeked. he
dusk, three men botanists to Scarborough, were In Tail la the agates. I did not moorages,. art Wlight mat, at the bottom of which they bed laid • B,ttoshagbam to me woo shipt„.. bearer Mc
fun. Atomaing • that hill, mar to M. Ina* Folleeek soak! sot allow her to take me. The wide Sh•
farmer, of Little Britain, about two Miss hem they, • bottle, with the i.e " Blanche" upon it was the k
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hare was gems by. them crossing the read. whoa ass el the was in WA habit of *god,
men, George Smith, alias Cross, bettor beam ea " Betting- ciregewiabeeit-mhew mr, Nichols ono the falt.loi
too George," immediately 'prang oat a the cart, and whilst I think Mr. Ohnegyad wee present at the lamb. 1
'notching the won it wont off, Webb' the maestri in his , aye, however, swear is. Mr. Njoholl Viet •
own brag. The report was beard by Mr. Thomas 1 about 4 o'clock. I bake* that hi mat to
Auburn, a Hannumby, who had early just drives pat . with do xi. Netts end the WM. I tali
them, and on turning round he hard the other two men that. He went ia the same owlet% WI wed
shouting. Ifetirove uP, sod feud the lifeless corpse of lace me them go. I can't swear that Mr. Chet
shouting. 5
Smith. The men. with the body, this drove el to Bear at berm. Mr. Nichol,' @mood visit was Mont Au.
borough, Untold of *Muff it* the village rie altahlwt% after. I b•lin• that ha c•Ila for his dick. I het*
which was lose by. The demand wee one of a gas, that the children that Mr. °wood would Dot give 7,....,
bad • severe contest three or four years ego with the keepers stick. Ido see keeer thee he refused to let Mr. "ti
skews li
and watches et Thorpe, near Beidliagtoa, sad for whisk he Geier her boom Mr. NiAigi slept oa the door
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ma committed for some time to prison.-Yorkelare 042Wie. at imis igwergeh, Mr. Nickels am
mese eite,
Itraacogiag.-It may be meatless& as a proof Chained after the bal. Itise Edwards sad tirs_art.,..
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of the genial climate of this lowa, art the inset bay, stayed up with me far Kn. Obetwyed. Mr ;In
hear es nobilis, lipase its fruit eamelly, sad that, Is the did act ask me to take the partmeateen to
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pre , the while jemmies (satire of India) bee belted will swear that it was set arranged that Ifr- 141...7...1.5
ay sod pesfeeted tta seeds ; there Is ally me other deep at Losidee after the haat. 'There wag_ a sic
recorded Nahum of this having ceenrred bolos in leglead. dressiacrooot that afternoon. It was pat fa s
hoe
The bor* at drat are like great emstmeer er apse, bet might liba Is some is Yew the bust to woo _ 7.1,
they afterwerds Isseente purple. At this deaths ealegern That is
aware dam whose them, 11,,' 'ill
seeds ci the hal-hardy mead Phlox Brusexerlif ere sa. tee. lis set Wow that the hum „.rowte
isinred. Varoalima, meekly nrees, heareetienam, ke., ere day seam miles away hem LOOSI••• . 2rgroisof
freely Sowerag. TM aims &Was NSW. too, tioaveati. di west ate that room. I do not Mow tiet se,
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It Melmaboa, Devegeonee, add Oahe de Dijon, beep op a area dem* bermes Mr. Oketwyed woad 7,1,110
supply
_at Bowen on the open walk Ilfracombe is war. to remain is the beam.' I lent swear that I nin 11.
roud os three sides by the ma, hems. to the Nara al that from Mrs. Obetwricial don't
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