The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-27 00:00:00

THE OHOLNRA IN FRANCS.

The Public Public Contioil of Hygiene and Belnbrity
el the dominos* of the Bele, has pabliahtd the follow.
fee istractioth relate to the preess.kest te be adopted
whet attacks of the *don a :
Toe cholera Is most frequently preceded by killing imp.
which we lisbittithy uegleoted, although their re-
mit) would sullies to arrest say further development of
the oath Os the other hand, hygienic precautions to
useful .t all times for the presery.tiou of health, become'
specially seeriearr during the prevalence of epidemics.
Fee these rearms the Prefect of Police deems it ad-
'table to pablish the instructous of the council &fore-
named, which are partnalarly adapted to the present Cu.
sumat.sose. Strict attention to these directions is the more
'modest as, if the epidemic attacks indiscriminately per-
sons of all classes—whatever their socisl positions may
b•-o, on the other but, are able to adopt the
preesation generally °outdated best calculated to
prevent attacks. Imbued with this truth, and
before with a
view to afford succour to the laboarine classes even it
to asked for the Prefeet of Police has placed the sanitary
condition of the ioliabitante of the houses and stets where
eases of cholera have warred alder the kindly opervisioe
of the Hygienic commislothrs, who are also intrusted to
obtain precise information rag tiding the same. I. Trsn-
quillity of mind is always one of the coaditions most
favourable to health, sad particularly during epidemics.
2. Moderate, botchy, and regular Dourthumet obit dus sint-
ob.
daatislity is cue of the prompts of hygiene is
poriant to cheery*. Byer, departure from our usual way
of living, every change made is a regimen we have found
advastageous, is a regretable issoyatios. Without en.
eluding anything nourishing from our tables le an absolute
menthe, it must be remembered that excess in wine or
alcohol and eating to repletion are op many muses which
detours the digentios. During ordinary periods an
inclose of eating and drinking is borne without
boottresiesce ; bat in tints of cholera this is one
of these muses whits reader es moot liable to attacks.
Is wittier time those whom occupations call them to go out
surly should avoid doing so os an empty stomach. We
e
should sever quench oar thirst while perspiring. All
drinks, especially those iced. takes when ona is hot ore
dangerous. It is always preferable, in place of pure water,
to meke um of water doctored with with or broody, or of
so Waste of ado or ram. Osman waters, Prepared
with powders, are purgatives when she salts remain in the
drink, and must be abstaised from. 3. It is important to
doss in such a manner as to be kept from feellog the cold ;
sad all sudden transitioes of temperature and oold must be
avoided, being daemon. Persons particularly suseeptible
to odd and damp most do well to wear wool next the skin,
or as lat
he a flannel weistoost. 4. A most importeat point
darieg the period of the epidemic is the stabrity of dwell-
ing-houses ;and therefore it Is to execute all the
terse already prescribed on this sub set in the ordinance
pablialied on the 25th November. 185 S. We will only con.
ins esveslves to reminding the patio that all °vermouths'
should be avoided, and that the sir is rooms should be re-
newed by frequastly onset* the windows sod keeping fires
is coo's grates and stoves._ Is slimmer many sleep with
open windows. This practce is dangerous. exposing the
teepo, as it does. to the variations of temperature ea cons-
ume during the sight. As W the temperature of bosses, it
should be modeesta b. At a time of epidemics Is wort,
we ombt, while continuing to attend to our occupations ea
meal, yet to do se within certain limits, as bodily fatigue,
lengthened studies, working late, and abuse of pleasure, are
very Injurious. For this !won, one should live with re.
gularity and uniformity, avoiding all enema..
It may be affirmed that, with rare eseeptioss, however
sadden she attack may be, the cholera is yet preceded by
'metal= which may induce feats as to its development.
The commonest of these symptoms is diarthae, however
tight ; and each is its importeses, that the removal of this
symptom immediately cis lie development will suffice to
prevent the malady. It would therefore be dangerous to
let the diarrhoea °Potato and cootheastly, as it may be
arrested by very rime's means, they may be resorted to
before the arrival of the doctor, who ought always to be
esot for without daisy. These means are the following.
Partial or complete abstitheoe from food ; the use of rice
end its peeperateose ; ea iatasles of camomile tea ; asd
copious injectious with a deposal= of marsh mallow sad
unprepmajority ared starch.
The of the cams observed hitherto show that the
thence' of recovery are lamest or isaresaed awarding to 1
the Loath of time that elapses Unwire the tint modes.
lithos of the dkesse and the adadmisiratims of relief. It 'I
le, Monitors, neessety to speOy the thief symptoms whisk
ansosoce the attack, and to lose the mode of relief to
be followed immediately ca the appearance of the epidemic. i
Cholera is usually assoaseed by a 'taloned sod stuldee
feeling of lamitode, colic., terrines, with stools first
coloured and then colourless, resembling rice-water, nausea I
sad vomiting, a very marked change in the features of the
hoe, widths in the body and the toque ammo,
and lastly • bluish appeanmos in the lips sad flea. The
instant any of these amebae show thewasives a physician
must be called, and while awaiting his arrival, the moss
adopted must be the follow's; :—The skis should be heated
sad warmth obtained by plats; a bottle of hot water or
heated bricks wrapped in sheets at the feet of the patient,
sad between the legs. He soma be covered
sheets and overt blankets. between which hot irons or a
warming-pen should be agitated up and down, so as to sot
upon. the whole surface of the body. While these
are in preparatioe, or even in program. the limbs
be rubbed for a considerable time with force with the
palm of the band, • soft brush, or a piece of flannel—which
latter may be moistened with camphorated brandy, brandy
sloth, or eau de Cologne—sad this should be dose by two
persons seated at each side of the *lest, taking comsat to
uncover him. The drink gives should he a hot tante° of
linden tee, or peppermint teetered with a few drops of
lwandy. Should thew teases, however. appear to 'scream
the vomiting& gaseous water. or is in small pieces might
be advantageously resorted to, sad mustard poultices drawn
over the log and thighs. It will always be well, if posits.
to let the patted be in a imposts room, so as to piece
him sin the most favourable 'abilities, for ealabrity.
The precautions to be takes during ocinvalocesee will be
intimated by the physician who may be called ht. The
urgency, however, moot be toe stresily impressed epee
connleroents of rigorously °Moving the rules foe &-
don given above. They mot be especially carol to avoid
cold, damp, and cheap of regimen ; for persons who have
boo attacked by cholera are exposed to reinprrs.
We Utak it requisite to etholnde them Icdrtetiana by
%mealy desisting to the publis that they most not place
say donfidence in the pretended preeerratives and curatives
the properties of which are valuated and advertised. If the
authorities were aware of any mob comedy they would sot
fall to publish and recommend it.
The Vice-Proddent, Joan? Di LANDAUS.
Boon and approved,
The Prefect of Police, Bon"raz.c.

was
entwallmied, Mo.
end= as s
Asap& with arnakinnow sad weans

driving.
A sorgoaat of the EC divides said—Teeterday oftener= I
New dafearisat saw his residence in • light trotting bap,
driving at • furious pm. to the dasger of peassagern aad
was with me,
himself. he bible istozioated. A cuantable
and we stepped hfm. 1 said. "Thb won't de, Davis ; yes
me net in • fit state to drive at ail, and mob same mt."
He replied, " Lot go my mares heed ; she is worth 501
• thocoughbred Nia. Let go or you'll hem to pay." When
we get hiss out of the trap he raided for • gnarlier of ea
boar, sad I. straggling his met wee ton. At tb9 elation•
house he said we led bolos his mid Dad 51. ado. We
missed to take bell far him under that imputation, bat
be afterwards found both at the bottom of hie cost, between
the lining ead poeket, and thee he was liberated.
Defeedeat—Well, I was a little the wane for liquor
siortainly, bet sot desalt. I could walk well moo& n.
pain knew me well moue& I keep two shops.
The Magistrate—Was he racing await anything I
Beripsent—Yea, your warship ; '[lied • hens drawl's a
coraerrawager's little barrow ; they were yesterdayat • terrific
pose. The coeterobager was brought up &hee-
-1 noes and fined 20s. ; but this young man was too drank to
Miglrbefore you.
e Magistrate—And that he calls being a little the
worn for liquor.
I Mr. Stevens, who had been bail for the primmer, here
I said he wanted to get home and milk his cowl. (A laugh.)
The Magistrate—He must pay 401. instead, or remain
to
prison 14 days.
The fie* was immediately paid.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Rli:abdlt Dale, a tailored's, residing in Dudley-street, was
charged before Mr. Koos as follows :—Mr. &meet Arthur',
clumdseles, of No. 38, Little Pultempetreset, said, that
ea the previous arming the prisoner came into his shop
sad made a purchase. In ormsomenee of what he was in-
formed, he wont after sad stopped bar, when she threw
away a glom ealt.osllor she bad stolen from the shop.
Inspector Bowles, 0 division, aske found a remand, stating
that a large quantity of property ma in the primmer's
peroseboo at the time she was takes into custody.
Amongst the articles wore some slpeos, two
doses pain
of stoehiogs,69 skein of silk, several piecesof ibboes and
leininimpt two pornkih
es of new boots, & piece of boom, four
loaves, and three
Inspector Bowles said then was reason to believe the
articles were stoles.
The prisoner wee remanded
LAMBETH.
John Griffith alba Wa/dron, a ticket-of•leme man, sad
&m '
ud Kitckner, a puma well known to the polio. es the
companion of notorious thieves and trioket-of-lseve moo,
were again examined before Mr. Elliott
The prisoons, it will be recollected,
were committed for
trial on a charge of breaking and entering the dwelling.
boon of Mn. Wild, a widow lade residing on Denmark-
bill, mid stealing property of the value of 251., but wore re-
manded at the request of Sergeant Hem,that other ches
I might be proved spinet them. When they were placed at
the bar,
Richard Zonwood, a constable belonging to the H divi-
stop, No. 16, said that in the month of November, 1961, he
had the prisoner Griffiths In custody in the name of John
Waldron, on • Marge of stealing half a Meet of tea. On
the 28th of November he was tried and convicted for that
offence, and several previous orievictimis having been proved
against him, be was sentenced to four years' penal semi.
bids, so that his period of imprisonment would not be up
till the 28th of next mouth. The witness also said he
knew the other prisoner (Kinkier) as the companion of
IGriffiths and other convicted thieves.
Sergeant Ham said there were two other charges of
housebreaking which he should be able to establish against
the soners. but he was not prepared just then with the
nmessipriry witnesses, ►aad bad therefore to request a further
I remand.
Mr. Elliott complied with his request, and the prisoners,
who altered nothing in defence, were remanded until Wed-
lamday next.
1 James Robinson, late chief clerk in the service of the
Loaders, Brighton. and South Coast Railway Crsmpanv at
the Crystal Palace Station, and who had been committed
for trial on a former day on a charge of steeling 271. odd,
was now brought up on a charge of embezzlement. Evi-
dence wits given that the prisoner had sot amounted for
51. b. received by him for season tickets ; and be was
therefore committed to take his trial en the charge of em-
bezzlement.

Fns HANDICAP 51w=arras= ei 100 no
ma, ft,
for 3-yr-olds. Certain winners ea's. A.T. (1 mile 2 far-
leap 73 yardx) (8 subs.)
Count Dattleyalifs Klieg Chemise, by Lag Tenal=i-
tade, 7st 81b
Mr. bevy's MN Agnes, Mt Mb (Vreirdbani
Dares lotaecklies room 7st b
Hotting . to *gat Zephyr, 9 to Wildapt Wiki Aram,
end 3 to 1 apt King Charmiag. Agnes took the
lead after going a few strides, Ring Clamber; lying
woad and Zephyr some three or four lentils in the TM;
till within 200 yards of home, when Sing Charming (whe
had been pulling double) went to the fore, and increasing
his lead as he Game on, ware by six longthe. The favourite
palled apse'''e distance in the rear of Wild Agoss.
Orvionsr, BMA.Uto PLATO of 50 nom ; weight for age,
with mil* silo wawa. Rowley Mils.
Mr. Clesplin's Convent. by Volthear—lady Abbswi's Sun
S Mr.
yrs, Me gk(&l.) J. Orlnalowl 1
-I:Nlisxxrs Rhoda. 2 yrs, IA 10th (nO1) .(Ilortable) I
Mr. lapldist's The Timor, 3 yen Tat IMta (SOL) $
Th• following also ran :—Gertrude. Jaunt." Marlon leseobsek
letalner. Jolly Jock. and Discretion.
Betting : 2to 1 apt Convent, 100 to 15 met bollawl* and A
ndes' Bto 1 eget Devotee, sad 10 apt
any other. Jaeitan snide the reusing for threequarten of
a mile, when Rhoda west to the frost. followed by Convent,
who, upon suturing the dip, took the lead, sad woe wally
by so lengths' The Tumor • bad third Outride sad
Joneston being the last two. Mr. J. Wood claimed Con-
veno. Mr. Howard Rhoda. aid Captain lisehell The
Turner.
Wins, 200 son. melt sad The Challoop Cep, 4 yrs,
Bst 71b each. B.C. (4 Tales 1 furlong 137 yards).
Margolin! Hanlngs's Ackworth, by wassoletto—Oonster-
mama (lord's* inn
SW J. Hanky's Planet pays.
Wirtz, LIAO soya, 300 ft. Duke Wile.
Mr. J. Preston's Mootrose, yrs, ad 10Ib 7 (Why
lir. MOW" Rister, yrs. ant eteasat.

tam.
Mr. Bibles acquiesced, end en oboe called
Mr. Peter Clowßend, who having bees swore, is reply
to Mr. Bibles peeved that he wee s Fellow of the Royal
=4ll Surgeon, sod surgeon to Bt. Mark's Hospital for
sad bed attended the deceased. In March bethe
rase sad
exareined
Hop &woes& and footed her suffering from
disorder. He ordered stimulants sod pure.neerish-
moth He our Dor aeain ou the 18th Juld es *imi-
tation toned that the was set suffering latterly. _ There
ware se 1011 then seven ethane@ through whieh the
feculent matter paned, bosom the additional disease of
moon prevailed its seems by the astural purges. She
was very west., sad WM Magna inteseely. Then rat •
OWN iss etteedszas, and he proscribed ones s
Wailes',
tel he gras directions that the should have rest acid. goer
rests searithosest. He esstiuusd to settled bet as the
We Angara whsb he ma obliged to Ism team. Be (wie-
ner) meted • usgioslopeession, bet the "sheet said that
she did sot wink to lino mother day." 8' be then required
acarielusest sod stimulants, which be ordered.
In his acreageminatios by Mr. MOWN nothing mate.
Ail was gaited.
Ann Jac/piston vas next mined. aid on her exanikaticel
la chief eel, that she was • professional sum % end bed
boon in attendance upon the deceased lady for six weeks,
sad left three weeks Ware her death. The primmer was
seldom sober dialog the time, sad wee is the habit el swing
to bar the foulest Lague" sailing bee a —, sad wishing
that she wee in bell. The primmerked refused to amply the
mesas of providing Wessel nourishment, sad on several
oracles he treated her with greet cruelty end brutality.
Os one meats he held s Bible over her wounds-
lbstereen his finger mid thumb slightly, sad threatened to
1 thw w
it a
her. The poor lady, samermed one, end she
1(e. aw) eratebed the book out of his head. Os another
esseekse he threw • prayer-book at her, the leaves at whisk ;
the witness fated on the bed, and the °over of the book is '
Ma primate's hand. I
Is her onsearaminatlon the wither skid that Mr.
lObsrles Turner and the brother of the demised and his
mile bed frequeraly seat in wise, brandy, and other mate.
rids of sounshmeot ; and she further stated that out al
Itmerirzad,4Bs. per week she bad expended
the moss of it
la racesserthe far the deceased. Other relatives
Muds met in relations food for the sufferer.
Is erommentheation by Mr. Metralfe the witness stated
that the dessued wee supplied with brandy with • brakes
egg every morning at breakfast time, sad that she had been
&applied with oysters and puddings by • neighbour, Mrs.
Sellers. What the prisoner was asked for mousy, be on
is. ocessioe showed her • Gee shilling
_pia& and said be
would noe give it to hot because he bad to pay a bill the
next day. Mers bed bees engspd by the pointer, bat had
rawer bees pad her wages.
Elisabeth Foolyke was the salt witness, and stated
that the succeeded the last ratters ss nurse is attendee°,
ca the demand lady, and deposed to various sea of cruelty
towards the deceased. He was Le the habit of esselor iota
the bedroom and asked her bow keg the was going to live,
sad at the game time welted her soul in hell. He used to
pill open her eyes when she was endeavor/ries to go to
sleep, and when fish, broth. breedy bed wise bed beset
pest is by Moods and the family the praiser removed
sad partook el them himself. WiLin asked foe moray fur
the family in ref us4l4 it ; the prisoear refused to supply It
though be seat out fur beer for himself, which he drug is
the bedroom.
Mr. Oberlso Terser the brother of the decessed, 1,
was next examined,' and proved that he paid the
of the different mem employed, end that be 1
.ogee
wife bed supplied assonmaise for the waste of the
andortr. Os many miaow he had remonstrated with the I
epos
the his eendoet toward , the donned.l
DlSoCrnaritY 0, MNS IN INERAL TEEL/WR YORK. Primmer
acid had told him at he was en inhuman mossier. BeH
TIM CAMS Maws IM ReLisiUm. -Since the age emu. -Yorimbire is perhaps the richest oonaty is Itemised moms. reply. hat left the mom
pearenos of the cattle of is Belgium, evident. bas in the talent of its territory, is the health, thrivingeses sr__ 1F... „.. a servant ~..1 jo the
service
of Ifse. fuse_
been °bathed of 29 state a in
is the preview, of and number of its itoottlatioss in the fruition.= rd its seil me7,-, ,-411,1 ,„ „7„,„ .0. „tit., to the
Antwerp, 3is that oil Bosbant, 5 is Western and 15 is sad in atheist treasures. There are doubting stereo of oseerad. ead Kr: Lys", slao a eesshhoe., gees sheiks
Faitilli Flied's', 3 is Hainaut, sad I is Limburg. The undiscovered caporal troontres ie Yorkshire stiffiedest te
testimony, and Mrs. Belles, the next door resident, me
total Lumber of minds destroyed has bees 263, of which supply the most extensive yenta ; sad is peed el this it is
148 wen attacked, sad 115 were merely suspected from °sly secemsey to refer to the Cleveland Hills, and to relate ~„_ala° " _sad, aad_iprorfadorshrtre eadoeseenetierienhedisoowehissirhsestde fanadeoes. 1
baying belonged to the same herds. Thank@ to than
the the remerksble discovery of minerals mode wields fob to ---
eseseetie meseurie, end is the promptitude of their execs. the last few months in • hitherto eamperselvely eater I"_7,,M,,_____ „,___,_ ..___ _, __,,,__ ad saner
his, the country will be saved from • great calamity. granted pert of Yorkshire. TINS river Nidd rises in the bee."•-of ''sre'caeg."'""of"fs;",;eo:s7",..; Zeo-,;:r...-rp,..--,--ed
Thus far no mom have occurred in the provinces of Liege, W
soisvvvv.eruantrente. It ef toils abort ta,,2l,stvviler tviivithe nerthia aLlredv.,,,nee that be lted bora celled in to erased the deceased the day
Luxembourg, and Namur. -Oaligraest. - -„o iL-v--as,v,s' - ----„„- -.-- --t- tisia-ht'tie village-- oi- Let IT ho h se." - before her death. end alter her death be had made the poet
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF GANADA.—TiIe‘ half fiver - - ----; --n- peamodest swamis:o, Be described that the gush bad
ward through Patel'', put theseighbourbood of
yearly meeting of the shareholders of this railway was held 2, emptying H.& sew she Ouse it ruse pact th= arisen from exhaustion caused by the diming seder which
yesterday alternate at the Loudon Tavern, Mr. Barbie,
city of York. The tie or A in their -higher portions she bad bees labouring, and he lied no doubt that the cruel
M.P., in the chair. The claimers said the meeting was -treatment she bed received bed moderated her death. Her
are narrow, sinuous, end. somewhat rugged. A natieran
held pro forma to adjourn the proosediop until the Prod. who resides en Rs ate Dab f the past two years been heart wea diaareedl but that had ant he" the "err" ran"
dent returned from Oenada, sad soy explenstioss which tbe - .which ba
te
death.
investostum those portions of theo hills and
shareholders might require wonkl be afforded et the lie
within an of Infos, twenty miles the Mr. Gowllend was recalled. and give similar evidence,
adjourned meals( in November. Mr. Adams said that viilage that the death had bees satelersted by the treatment
of birthrate to the Weer:rade mountains ea the
several gentlemen, designated se mere ant princes, were at arab. west and the of mountain, on se foOftb-sain. described tr, the wit"... and the went rd proper
peens% to America os railway braise's, end es be stonily The result of his himugaiciiis ha. base the describe
suspected there was some jobbiog is band, he thought it Mx Metcalfe made so energetic appeal to the jury as
that he entire district is nob io minerals. Beds of -
would be desirable that the shareholders should see thebehalf of the prisoner, contudiog that this was the rem&
agreement with regard to the intersatioul bridge before the niii°. grey, black, sod ether marbles hare he" found to -• '-"- olda" it would he
be in layers to the extent of upwards of 30 feet in Utak• i'" me" .'"'• prise
err.
nurses, an u'"'"
report, came off. Ib. chairs's. said they would have am
et to mead the prisons/. It bad bees chews that
report, which would embody everything which would oome ne"; "d enrariall so area al sheet 10 aqua" rail" They 1 the hid been fully supplied. if sot by her bust:end by her
are withis two feet of the mean, and so abundant bbd "" '"'
under discussion at the meeting. Mr. Adorns said he would Meads, with proper nutriment, and hese, it could sot
ex are they that the rocky channel of theriver Steen
bo satisfied if the agreement were given with the report.bo mid her death was acosiersted by neglect in that retract.
The chairman replied he had so doubt tt would be intro. is satirely oomposedof marble. The river I. cloaked with i
Doge blocks of that maial, sod its 'pito marble Bow could it ba auPPaaad that a man "fling 24 • week
doted into the report. The motion for adjournmest was ..i. which are r,,,,,,,,, by the rushing whiter room, me could eupply that whieh the medical men required? But
paraded by Mr. Habra, LP., and agreed to, when theyew oat in , that, he emended, had been amply supplied by the mother
peoceediop termiested. filled with 7.. ,Tirlia tic end other fossils, whboh
moms. mfrs. is elms the solid emu. lease of the diff. , of
..._thpikerietheter.
pitliontdimbyileadreuplattblvese
sovidef th...•deosasedis
sham. end
CAI'eTOR, NORFOLK Ocr. 25.-The launching of which hedge is the liver. Not only is the marble to be ' ier , esa
Hie Castor sew lifeboat of the National lostitutioe t° day bed in almost unlimited queraity, but the district is rich The jury, stun retiring for a quarter of an hour, re-
turned Into co with s 'edict of °milky.
at Greet Yarmouth (reports the Rey. G. W. Steward) was In ordinary limestone, in toeutiful frontier, io lead ore, I Mr. Horne art
a alter
. ..
is every way • moil Pining event. Singular 'sough, as in ironstone, sod in coal. Every appliance required for i she...tes of thi:e..... mis-tmesdinradrartt 1 antra the win"
the buchmen were taking their new boat home, a vessel the purposes of the moth exiessive matmetes exists is the ; s___, labour I. ~,_ mo.o. of conooibt_Dri""l'..._ prises,
_te kept„ st°B
was seen on the fkrobyrands, sod they immediately west locality, and capital and seterprise &Men% to develop , •""' L".""' '''' Oa" "L '
off to her revue. Particulars we shell have in due time. the wonderful reeourese of the hills and dales of :fig- aldendar 'near"'
This arcumstacm seems a happy augury of the new boat's , denials are alone required, Is order to make • hitherto This was the last ram, and the court adjourned to Thum-
'de next, the Zed November, simply for the pupas of
good service, sad was summed to the company at the ' usframented sod lovely valley me of the heart seems! Y . • the •
crocclurios of the very handsome luncheon provided by the iof caressereal industry in the world. The railway already aSiaalltmil "1""" for tin elm* mayoralty.
mega, oiYarmouthe the information oeraliouice ranch ruse to Bosley, Sad saves miles 01 additional Ilse would (Before the Recorder.) THAMES.
pleasure. It will be remembered that the cost of this j place all peas of England is railway cosseetion with
magnificent lifeboat was presented to the Lifeboat doekty I the richest treasures of marble, limestone, trustee% ATTIMPT TO NORDEN. John &mode, a Denish boarding-loves keeper, of No. 8.
by the working people of Birmingham. A deputation front I honstrae, and coal, that have yet been resoeded in the his. William IMaarghtinsty, 49, described se a labourer, was in. I):7:tatre;t'soe•Rahttalaro. ihighermseowe't: muhsehroweenhatnnherfeohreenfddedr.
that tows were very much gratified by their receptien at i tort'
of
modern enterprise. This discovery appears to be dieted for feloniously weaseling Mary Sheneliessy, his i a 5,.... ,
Yarmouth, the success of the launch, and the purview el merely • rocliscovery, as os the bill taps there are when wife, with =test to kiII and murder bee. There was •t ' "se" e with aesulting Edward Rowland. a police
their lifeboat. ere termed bell-pts, from which Westin» has bees warned. second isdietemit Nosiest the prisoner for ateemptleg to ranee ples.°l7:2B9..llfineatof. one wedmedey for detail., the
INcimiazD VALrtz Of prioppggi IX Livggpooy.__ Large heaps of slag, the fans* of calcined ilnaldwelp here commit suicide.o both indictments be pleaded sot guilty.
tools, clothes, chest, sod effects of a bilge's carpenter named
The matrovements =====al by the Liverre°l Church sad there dot the bills, and are covered with vegetation. The schemer was gives in charge of the jury ma the first ;
hi various parts of the town, rat particularly in Church. ' it is slot more than probable that marks Ism
the district iadietetoot fee the somult co his wife. Wilson, end be was also ordered to pay 401. more, or deliver
the roperty claimed by the orator innradiatoly. Io our.
street (the greet thorraglifere for fashionable shopping) • just decorated has been used in the building of Founts's, !
have Mae rue to tome "ammo anima for ropereeatiosmd- i eserAhheurs: pubinuhiub isof wiaihttot 6,16 fee/. alikethe of
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The promisee DOW occupied by Mr. Tooke, „a While urged hat the task be was eithostly simulted by
dealer is articles of vertu, brae bees the oubjest of an are 1 Int-diacoected. The durability, thereisa=, ofkiaatint" "learnt ris 1 asldl:isflctwisfedludthisracearsewera:ted fee- boa. tin,. .. md---- -0. the r i asaMOD t.O 5" that their MolmF4l who entered by Scandal.
mums.. which 1. sit pet ...elude& Yes. witdmid the beyond question, se the marble pillars en almost as fresh night mentioned so the indictment los met her, end was the, prisoner, and the affray took plan is the very room
Owner of the land and premises, trainer 6k5001., or si the sod Perfect "'day as they wen at tha time whlia the abbe/ aatmaali tailaitaat to her to return to "habitation with ;gtstea boainghonse keeper ease murdered by a mamas
swear oe 701. a yea_ mitres... who hive hem paled hme was erected. Lead on &bustled ; teed pigs of lead have bees him. She refused his solieitatioes, upon which be &Abe. I
variously istimatod the vale* from Amex. to Komi_ foundbearinsthe italicise Augustasesomr.-Leedellerrary. rately drew a rum from his poskit and eat her throe. t to ; shone fa" irara"rk The Wier scab fold ;guilty al 'dial
murder, and ordered for execution. His euteme was mar
The tossett's inters= sii!l lisp to be adjusted whoa the I [Advertimenienti.- ROLIaMeeM Pius. -. Prs. a lustful extent, and then to and inflicted •
.A ~,. , muted to trusportation for life.
ether miestion is settled, sad lie clams very large. Is tenors of Health.- In hand.toland struggle for esterase, in """ isii haielmetd.
Bneteht.eureshesrenrheefr.7 for I _ Howland saki he west with the Saalaill to Belladare
Osatle-strest, seer the Liverpool Eachesge, land has been the present day, goo health is everything. Holloway's oars,• the non to get their clothes. The primmer was very moth
gastad net 100 didsosa pos Kure yam. t Mg. digestive. sod gently laxative Fills me admirably adapted some time in the most Imi:cinema dismor. After a Wag la. 1 -orseed hs hs. home_ H biped she
for restoring .oundeess to braids whose functions are ler quiry. es on nee og H. prisoner to
At the meeting of the Congregstionsl Union on • feebly Tilrformed that We Moll seems mod precariona n. The es,. monad ...shot of goer,. he calm, and go into his parlour sad Ile down one the sofa-
Wedendey, it was resolved te erect a Memorial Ban is stoma hula mein maladies removed by a ;Wit-mu see of The Cis."' wes ...timed the sitemer so he kept fe ~oval' The primmer semplied with bie ramose, and wholes sot
Leadea, at • cost, includes of the of
of the site, of shout ' 4.hrevP4.414,00.4344raz,Z.D.ma1ar " Lila". aY thaj: to
asata= united. for the term of fifteen room 1 deers oo sash. neer Mai. The possess began to peek up
MOM -10,0001. of which was rebeeribed by Mr. Rends& their sic is the passage. The echelon so somer heard
t stand tr and better fitted far its MAWS. It 111 fwasadiel to
lan Mills, MP., on
tbe canditioe that fan other meals. • h,„,.. a1,;,,a0r otbow at au eta Ws urn 1113 VIANDS ON Inlaill. SOLLOWAY. them ding so trait he jumped •up from the ads in
"ea ahaald "al' Ts MX& Other =liable costributioes rills witisupply duism, fer the arilaisal7 Mari,* Unist, 17. Rebel rhasevele.. IL awl Clarla • viokst parion. said sometkieg In kis earn Lague.
wee she la every atiaisat. lac% gois al of when nee hiss eseneteg of keel aid alike le suld not modersteed, smi knoduod bles