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London, England, 1849-08-22 00:00:00

Pot, and struck her a tremendous blow on the head, wed I
felled her to the ground. The blood flowed from the
',rounds he had inflicted in torrtnts, and snipe of the by-
standers having called in the police, she was conveyed to
the hospital, where her wounds were dressed. The pi-
saner was subsequently talc( n into cuitody. The prisoner,
In defence, said he was very drunk, and did not know
what he was doing.
Pined 505., or one month in the House of Correction.

HE MURDER AT BERMONDSEY.
(ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS, THIS DAY.)
It was expected that Maria Manning would have
arrived in town to-day in time to be brought up at
the liow•street or Southwark Police-court, but up to
the time of our going to press she had not arrived in
custody from the north. Doubtless she will arrive
by the express train due about five o'clock, in which
ease she will not be brought before the magistrates
until to-morrow morning.
Up to the hour of our going to press no intelligence
01 the arrest of Manning had been received at the
head Police-office, in Scotland-yard.

STRAND THEATRE.
Au adaptation to the English stage of the plot of
,
Pasquale was produced here on Monday, under
the title of My First and Last Courtship. The cha-
racter of which the Don was the prototype was sus-
tained by Mr. W. Farren, who gave us an admirable
Portrait of senile imbecility. He made him not
the rollicking old bachelor which Lablache
makes him, but rather a faded Lord Ogleby.
41.. r- Stirling was the Norina, and acted
admirably. The scene in which the poor old man
attempts to pick up her glove was admirably acted
hY both artistes, as was that in which he attempts to
,tteciiinb a ladder to gather some peaches for his lady-
love; the climax, however, was the scene in which he
I•iropts to dance the Lavolta. The author has very
.I.Udiciously laid the scene of his pleasant farce in the
time of Charles llwhich gives him the advantage of
handsome costumes. The piece was completely suc-
cessful, and will no doubt have a run. Hearts are
rumps continues to draw crowded houses every
!,v.ening. Nothing can be superior to the acting of
.wir- W. Farren, Mrs. Stirling, Mr. Leigh Murray,
and lvir. Compton in this admirable drama.

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