having cruelly worked a horse whilst in an unfit condition, on the 6th of
October last.
Mr. Frederick ROBINSON, Inspector of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to An...
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE AT SEA. - MR. DOBIGNY, of the firm of DOBIGNY, RHETT and Co., Bahia, writes
"I arrived on the 25th November at Liverpool, after a most tedious and long voyage from Bahia, in the three-masted schooner "Seminole", CAPTAIN JOHN M...
DEATH OF A BARONET./CODRINGTON
The death of Sir WILLIAM RAIMOND CODRINGTON, Bart., took place at Chateau de
la Boullaye, his residence at Montfort, in Brittany, on the 17th Dec., at
the age of 67 years. The deceased was the only son of the late Sir W
CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, December 29.
The first cricket match between the English Eleven and Eighteen of Victoria
was commenced on the Melbourne Cricket ground on Saturday last.
The weather was fine, and the attendance on the ground very numerou
by our Special Correspondent.
Our readers will understand that we do not hold ourselves responsible for our able Correspondent's opinions.
If SIR HENRY THOMPSON, the eminent surgeon, who was knighted several years ago for an operation on the the Qu
...to a national object, the extrication of CARLYLE’s memory from the rubbish
heaps of a barren and hateful controversy.
“The cloud passes away, and the mountain in its solid g...
POLICE COURT , KENDAL
SATURDAY.
Before W. LONGMIRE and G. E. WILSON, Esqrs.
EVADING TOLL.
ROBERT THISTLETHWAITE, Forest Hall, was charged with driving over a private road, thereby evading toll, and was fined 10s and costs.
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Mr. LAMPORT, the eminent ship-builder of Workington, is now about
engaging to build two splendid vessels at his yard in that town, one of 1,200
tons, and the other 1,000 tons burden. Messers PEILE, SCOTT & Co., of t...
On Monday, No. 4 submerged girder of the Tay Bridge was brought ashore. In
this girder the guard’s van and second class carriage were encased, and to it
much importance was attached. The iron work now discovered shows unmistakable
evidence that