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route'thence , walked on , and , it is supposed , waylaid the poor giri , and committed the triple crimes . This TjeingBo , eeaxchi-vras made for him , and he was apprehended at Torrington two days afterwards . A woman identified hfta as ¦ the man seen in compuiy with Mary Richards ; a barber came forward to prove that he had shaved off the fellow ' s whiskers ; and , it 5 s said , his victim , before she expired , recovered sufficiently iio identify Mm . He gives 1 ; ne name of Jjlewellyn . Barrett Tainaadge Harvey , -a native &f Oxford .
At Manchester aa old man , 74 years of age , is in custody for murder . Bis name is Cosgrove . tt appears that on Sunday morning a woman named Moires heard Gosgrore beating his Tfife , who mu ashriekiiig ** murder . " Morres leaped xrai *> f bed , a-nd i instantly xan to the rescue , and saved the wife from ' strangulation . All three then went down stairs , and ' llorres returned to dress herself . But before that Operation could be completed a second disturbance ' arose , toad again rushing down stairs , she found XJoegrove vowing he would murder Jris wife with a ; battle . She again frustrated Mm , but not before he ¦ liad cut bis wife ' s arm . Again she returned to dress ., ^ bere ^ ere two othct women who slept in her ^ rootn . Znereyere wo other women who slept in herrootn
, one named Hamilton , tbe other named Moran . O 4 mgrove followed Morres up into < her bedroom , > attfi . j entered , although Hamilton , who was a . cripple , was I dressing . The energetic Moires ordered Mm , out ; j lie left only again to commence an attack upon lusj "wiffe , still protected by Morres . Bent on « hrogteter , | be went tack to the bedroom 3 accused -Hamilton 4 f ; aaaaking mischief between Mm and Urold woman . ; Struck her ; dragged her over ike bed * * beat jher with ; one of her crutches ; and , after she fell on the flcor , ! -with one of -tbe laths of ifte bed beat her furiously , Iraotnvra ? her skull in several places . Morres betas ' ing * he ikll « ntered , but < waa overpowered at the sight of the horrid tragedy , and ran ioff screaming ior foe jH > lice . They came , ; but the woman -wasdead . i
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JIISCELXjINEOUS . ^ Phb Court is now at Qsbortte ; and has been joined by tbeDuchess of Kent . On the Queen's birthday , tbe 24 th , the band of tbe Uoyal Marines played on ! the terrace at seven in the morning .
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The Tones have again triumphed in Hertfordshire , after a fierce ' contest . TThe candidates were Mr . Abel Smith , junior , Tory , and Mr . fuller , Liberal . At the nomination , iaat SFidday , Me , PuHer was decidedly the favourite . ; but Mi the polling on Monday , after maintaining a strong lead , ball * the way , Sis majority was gradually diminished , and at ihe tslose of the poll lie found Imnself defeated by 40 only . The . Munbera vere ^ Smi th ^ lM } P « lier , 215 i Lord Stanley has given receaitly several indications of Liberalism . Thus he voted for tlie abolition of church-rates this week . Be has also just written a letter to Mr . Collet , secretary ; 6 f the Association for -the Repeal of the Taxes on
Knowledge , giving in his adhesion to the repeal of the newspaper stamp . We must remember , however , that other Lord Stanleys have been liberal in their youth . The Chevalier Eunsen will leave England as eoon « s Count Pernstorff arrives from Naples . The collection Of works of art , belonging to th . « Chevalier Bunson , will be sold on Monday and Tuesday next , by private sale ,, at the Prasaiaa Legation . Mr . Hcgdlam , M . P ., has been appointed Chancellor of the diocese of Ripon , rendered vacant by the death of his father , the Venerable Archdeacon Head lam . Mr . Pebo is about to present tbe King of Denmark with a beautiful stained-glass window , for the royal chapel at Fredericksburc .
The new rector of the Irish Roman Catholic University will be Dr . Newman . Among tie professors Dr . DoUiuger , Dr . Browning , and Mr . Florence M'Carthy aro named . Much attention has of late been paid at Berlin to tb-e ciricumst 4 nxe of several Russian diplomatists and noblemen in the Russian service being connected by marriage with English and German families . Thus the sister of Count Woionzoff is Lady Pembroke ; fshe is nor , however , the mother , but the step-mother of Mir . Sidney Herbert ] tue youngest daughter « f Count Nesselrode , wife of the Saxon ambassador Von Scebach , . diped the other day at the Tuileries ; and the Baronrse of Meyendorffj wife of the Russian ambassadorat Vienna , is actually the sister of Count Buol Von Schauenstoin . tlie present Prime Minister and confidant of the youthful Emperor of Austria . Hie Doko of Gotlia has pones to Vienna , where he intends staying about a week . After that be will take up his residence nt Jteinhardsbrunncn , near Gotbn .
Professor Wnagen , the director of the picture gnlleTy at the Iioyal Mu 6 eurn at Hamburg , will shortl y leave for London , -at the invitation of l ' riuce Albert , ilia stay is likely to bo a lengthy one . Sir FUetwood lMlew , late eommnnder on tlie Chinese station , took his departure from the Winchester on tho 16 th Alurcii . Tlic officers gave him a dinner ; but it is significant tliat tho men , -who m : inned the yards in obedience to orders , gave their luited commander no parting cheer ! ¦ Jenny Lind has declined to utteud the Worcester Festival in September next , tier plaiu for next aununer will not permit licrto attend .
^ According to Hie lutest news from the United States , the President would recommend tlw blockade of Cuba , unless Mr . tioul < S ' a domniula were complied with .
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Tlie Tower is now jrnrrisoned t > y tlie Essex Rifles Militia KoRnnei . t , under Lord Jorvlyn . Tliis is tlio first regiment called oa ior garriuon duly . Jt ia 700 btrong . The men
are armed with - * -short rifle , and > a tmt and thrust sword , capable of being used also as a bayonet . Three tteghnenfcrtn * qpefeetfttf « a-tnier wdftrts Isr tterviee in < 3 rreece ~ ifee 'GSrfl , ^ the ^ trt ! iftis ^ eettJtt&a ftie ^§ 6 th . The l ^ nety-severxtliTlegim ent sailed ^ mSiMithamptoa on Saturday for the East , in the Orinoco ; and on * the same day the Forty-second Highlanders embarked at Portsmouth in the fiydaspee i and . the second -detachment « ff tbe First Royal Dragoons trem Liverpool m the ArtiWa ^ and 3 lrp van ^ Finkle Tfet ^ tons of Montreal heia a ptflffic meethrg onthe vfeli inst ., atia-passed strong resbhrtions , expressing their cordial and united supportof the Qoeen in the-war with Rossuu The people of Canada , they say , are ready to repel Wldly any aggressiiML from abraed , « tnd to maintain trsaqniUity -at iome . . -
It is . seriously asked what Is the Pxince doiog ^ with the soldiers' ibpapng-caps ? Those kbfily coostructed-are exactly like pastrycooks' paddingrmouMa ; they are neither « oinfortable , protecting , or pleasant to the eye . They have no sbadein "Front , they - *» not corerlhe b * 6 ktf' % be 4 iesul ;* n& they make the ears stick out like those of Hue jack , the ourang-oatang at the Zoological Gardens . It seems to be an hereditary peculiarity in iprinees with . GerjgLan ancestors to essay fresh designs ~ f » r £ * lx ? ga » ents of-vrnfi kind . The Germans are all good ^ lofhM-cutterr , and ^ t s ome dark period of Jiistory tbr » ' 4 cioas of T ^ jrator a $ oat have sprang from or hia a waft ^ th * Jailois . ^ Wlit Baid Hone of Georg * ttiBj&ourfti , ; . n , . . . "The dandy of sixty who bows witlji a ^ nace > ^ And has taste In collars . cmrassesNttWi lace . "
Read Horace Walp » le about William of Cumberland's eticmettelfor ihe xSlitary eoetujae * Bo in oar aiays onr Pnnce is the Clothing Colonel pat * excellence . Messrs . Colnaghi . have jpublished , J » s nobte and cheap panoramic sketch df ^ Cronttadt , iAwnjby ;; iSr . Dolby on the 30 th of April . This eminent ana enterprising firm are also about to issue a companion sketch . of Sebastopol , from the drawings so deliberately taken by lieutenant OTteilly in the ^ Reiriibnrtion . Meantime they haTe ajgam sent Mr . IWfl > y to fliB . 'Baltic to ' . txsmsmit -home dmifii ^ gs vof intdderita , costume , and country .
The New York Crystal Palace was , on the 4 th instant , opened as a permanent ^ xhibitbn . Mr . Horace Greely , Mr . Packe Godwin , Mr . Phineas Banoum , Mr . EUhu Burritt , and others ¦ w « are * he * poi « smeri-fln , tbe occasion . The"l > eard atfd naoastache movement in"Sdathampton is j * Biy popular . Among those wh « r hav « distZBdea >^ hs * uuat anXbat , town are the chief ni $ g | atrate , 4 ^ J « wii-clerlc , « ad several of the most Respectable tradesmen . '' - ¦ The # f « e < 3 hnroh < jf Scoiftarid-taiiaes aratentw W $ BT $ BtNi ^ searly- % y volunttrj contribntioa ; a fact ^ Asth ^ aofeicerby those who contend , that the Ghoich of England would suffer for lack of'church-rates .
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Sir -George Campbell , elder brother © f the Lord £ bief Jnstice of the Court of Qoeea ' a Bench , died at his sea . t , Edenwrood , Fifeshire , a fetv darjB since . s Sir ^ rebrge , who was created-A knight bachelor i » 1833 , mtahy xtne year 4 toe seaior a « < the Lord Chief Justice , who was bora , in . 1779 . Lieutenant W . H . Hooper , a distinguished young officer , ^ hocoimnanded tfift second % at tear in the rern arkat » le imya ! ge of the toats of her Majesty's sliip Plover , from Jcy-capt lo the Mackenzie , ia search of -Sir John Franklin , died at Brompten on Friday morning last . His premature rdeath ¦ was occasioned by disease of the lungs , brought on by constant exposure and severe hardships and sufferings , Lientenant Hooper , having , on one -occasion , been lost for three days in a snowstorm ,, and passed two lonely winters away from his ship in log huts , with a few of his ^ boat ' s crew , near the northern shoses of America , living chiefly upon offal fish . George Clint , once an Associate of the JKoyal Academy , and President of the Artists' Fund , died last week at the advanced age of eiglrty-four .
The -Clnef Cornnaissioner of the Dublin Insolvent Co-urt . Mr . Baldwin , died of apoplexy on Wednesday morning This is a piece of Government patronage . Cardinal Lambmschmi , Bisfiop of Porto S * n Rufino and C / ivita Vecchia , the oldest member hut orw of the Sacred College , and Secretary of the Pontincial Briefs , * died at Rome on the 12 tli of May . He was born at Genoa on the l&th of May , 1776 , and was Prime Minister under Fope Gregory XVL
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Prince Albert has in a characteristic fashion declined the proffered Challia statue , as a memorial of the Great Exhibition . Having been consulted on tbe boat means of commemorating that ev-cnt by Mr . Challis , he replied through his secretary , recommending tho foundation or schohirslnps for proficients in science and art , and offering to subscribe himself . Of course there was no allusion to tho statue in the correspondence ; tU- < e Prince ' s letter sets the affair at rest for
ever . The new city street , running from King William-street to St . Paul ' s Churchyard , and styled Cannon-street West , was opened in due s-tute on Monday . It is said that the corporation have resolved to keep open the space between Old Change and St . Paul ' s . Wo hope the statement ia true . At the annual meeting of the Itoyal Geographical Socicly , on MontLuy , tho Founder ' s M « dnl was bestowed on Admiral SmytU for hia book on the Mediterranean ; and the Patron ' s Medal upon Cttpbiin M'Clure . Lhe discoverer of tho North-WcBt Pfisaage . Government liak granted tho society & 00 £ a year for a map-room—a really \ seful grant . The twndu of tho society show a considerable iijprcnse in receipts over List yenr .
Tlio Anti-Shivery Society docs not seem to linvo mot with mud ) support of lute years . The deficit Iaat yenr wits 2 tf 8 £ : tliis ycur it is l'J . ) l . Lord SlmfUsbury presided at tho arnaal moot ing on Monday . TIjo itoyal Agricultural Society is prospering . At tlio half-yearly nieuting , on Mondav , tlie report , hhowed an ixdvanco in tlio nuinoer of meinborr , and a sound iiimnrial condition . Tli « ro nro ii&vi S 177 members . Mr . William Milea hua been clioaen tbo new preaidoiit . It in reinurbthlt thut jio fewer 1 lian H 8 persons Jkivc ofK-red to aupply inmnire enunl to giuino nt leas tlinn hi . a ton , in rejily lo the ofil-r of a prizu tor manure on fulfilling those conditaons .
.. w W ? ® ie ^ « y ^'» yffcMdfaftf » miii Bhow on Wednesday . The exUhitio& ^ iffcnaito « i *•*!»• «>« w » r 6 iii a r « in » rk « blo wiY . Tin iihnlii ftaJ iniiii ^ iiiii wasj > lao 66 on terraces of torf $ oi | d » r aim ihii iniWoliiliin ^ sra ! as 5 ^* ariESat 'A Jep utation-from tie inhabitaata of I * mto wiibel ttpianVfscottirt I » alnie « tan , on 'il « nitoy , tt ?« M ^ hWiSffi ference with regard to tha wrrangememte of the ^ roittiib *^ ^ Lond on N ^ rdtiblfe ^^ mSoaa miAel ^ S ^ niSiy -mat baye obtaaneu « os * ssten of nia © xS ifa ^ ms ^ lFwb and W « 8 taain » ter-road 3 , for the ptnWe « f depwitiar the wrfBesipnvr to ^ rjNamraHbj fai * w $ ^ 1 ) iFx&& pa their cemetery at W-okne-conamon , thoie arohee beiqe st ^ t ated hi the * ° Q $ tbjc «^? pppalatecl pat of liatnbsth , an ^ conseqnenily havinar a . jfreat tendespy to endmngnne ^ ti § puiflie health . " LoFttTJaTmerstdn saiiTie cotad n ^ ioterfere .
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The French Government have prohibited the ^ Kip 6 rtattM from Franco of all hemp the ^ r ^ h of ^ r ^ ne ^ JteHon ^^^ oicb . the French import doly hasmen ^ ddL ifany BritdBh'lttePchants and manufacturers had made pur 6 hssea'of hemp 'J& Havre and Nantes , and have been rjroch annoyed to find the removal of their ptppei ^ y tu Lhiacuantry prohibited , especiidly as j ^ wa& sojnu ^ Be ^ ded hera iw maiw ^ poses . Tfce application , of ' ¦ 1 < m ^ vpi » s ^^ k ^^ a ^ ' ^ M ^ Govwpunant has been 3 rmfless , aria ova "" inp ^ pngp ' 'UtoR been obliged to seff again in ^ raace ^ &&&j $ ajjfo ' < v J "The mutual principle < if liftassttmnce ¦¦ xtfttfi % illjr ^ wifi | --Blished . Take , as an Bhistrittoti , -the Kent Mutuid Ifcifc
AsBurance Socjery , wlach li ^ rtB f oiirth sTmtuanwcthiyiaife Monday . Oat of : 6 ^ p ^ tteiM ajmu ^ for d ^^ wt ; 67 l metb tBBfl ^^ 3 nai 78 iwec * ed- ? Tht jpfli ^ w -imiwtd ' ^ wnintfl : « l | iirtl to theiaiaount t > f ifi ^ SSSi . The elalnas ¦ ¦^( Q &mtyyfik * uMj ** r * rm < 4 ^ i : fa 9 w ^ of si | w wmi ^ any <« , tr 1 e 2 ^ i 4 ^ r « h , w « we , 2 ^ & 2 ( M , ^ jb ^^ JE Ufe-aBaaruco to ^/ yotlBn ^ ; Oha ^ 4 o * oi n ^ u | gnM || but we may mention lba ± ,, ii ^ p ^ % ^||^| pjj ^ ttpw yard j > aid but two ouutera *'' ipt ^ iiti ^^ 'aoBtB ^ Dpfef ^^ - ^ l ^ vs ., and opon his deatri' 25 t , r ae a ^ nat « f iMjw > h " 6 y ^?* ras paia ^ olusfemirl yl ana a weaver , ^ T ^ br 1 i ^ We ^«^ aft ^ r ^ iaynr ^ onry ^ o ^^^ fani ^ Te < 3 Wfvea i 10 « ., * h # iram ?« a ^ n ^^ ' . ; - . - .-
Otflf foirftoen pttWk 5 a « t « bw-e w « aved , the ^ r « v « liawfijt m the ipreseat JsesBMaD , iBo # m ^^ m ^ T ^^ m m'm ^ ew « r ae *« EarBjaBXpecto 4 * ai » j >««» ed r | a tbin ifltpwion Jm $ tw ibanerjqwM ¦ ¦* " ¦¦ : . ¦¦ • .. !• ,. ,-, ) Z ¦ ' ¦}¦ ¦ ' ' - ' .- . y , " The sum to be moved fbr'in € he present jrew for ' l | B convict estab 4 ishmenM j * n the colonjeab is ^ ^ 812 ^^ , Tfeinjg-rin , increase on the preceding ^ ear df 98 j 648 t Emigration to Canada fell b ^ Btimi ^ b ^ lartyear . The nmriber of emigrants Kras ^ 36 ^ 699 ; xil vibem 118 ^ 72 # era Iffeb . ^ the "greater part wotnen . ' ¦ ¦ 'The intimate connexion between the iUnitad Sfattes ^ aflar onr Australian colonies is manifested by the fact > that tb £ expoite ^ &om ? the fbrBwr ^ to ^ b « 'l ^ t ^ t-whi ^ in 1861 . were only . 5 / M 7 , 356 t , herein 18 B 8 . 4 *^ B » 582 Z . A very . laege immigration ior ^ kiaesexontintMBS in Califor Bia and Anetralia .
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Lieatenant Crawley , who comtnanded the trnforttrnste steam-gun-boat Jasper , which blow up . off Beachey HcWl , lias been hononrably acquitted % y a eputt-iBartial ; Jessie Lander , a yoong l * dy < of Respectable connexions , hung herself for lore in an hotel » t Glasgow iMt ^ weeki . ; M& effect this she unfastened the cord of the windo ^ rblind , 'eked , out its ieBgth -with hex boot * nd * tity laoes , ithrew / it < ov « the hatter , And so huneiberself . She was found iaier ,
liightdress . Letters addressed to her relatives and friends Vero found ia the room . One of them -was-to ay pang man ¦ whona jBhe called her own Jem , her 4 ea . T husband , and whom she conjured to leave off-drinking , and to come and receive her body at Glasgow , and . Jay her head in the gr&ve . It'would appear that she had written tolaima'few ^ dayB before , and that he had not answered the letter . The answer arriimUm the morning she-was -feaRd-deod 4 > y-th « -Bervaat who carried it in .
Upon the occasion of the recent announcement of a free discharge to the convicts in Newgate prison , Dublin , under sentence of penal servitude , so overjoyed urere firar of t / bemat the sudden intelligence that they dropped dead . —Scumde ***^ Newsletter . It is stated that the steamer Australian haaJtaen totally lost in Table Bay , wtiile on her homeward voyage . She had sixty or seventy passengers on board , and 800 , 0002 . worth of gold . She ran tasliore in 9 thick fog .
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Satuhdat , May 27 th * In the House of Commons , last night . Sir Jams * Guaham waa subjected to several interpellations , aad successively replied , that lie feared the concurrent testimony of various telegraphic accounts led to the belief that tho Tiyer steam -frigate had been taken at Odessa ; that tlie Simoom , troop-ship -was a most effective vessel fbr the transport of troops ; that it
was impossible to take medical officers on board gun-boats , and that surgeons were the less necessary , as guti-bouts would never be employed in action except in close proximity to large vessels ; that a rigorous blockade was established in the Baltic and Black Sea , which would be notified in the Gaiette » . a soon as lie received an official report of the fact ; and thnt it was not the present iutention to establish a blockade in the White
Sea-Lord John Kusbkli ^ in Answer to "Lord Dudley Stuart , naid that a protocol had been signed at Vienna , between . JSngloiul , Prance ,, Austria , awd Prusaia , but its unly object was to put on formal record the fuct of conventions having been severally
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Leader (1850-1860), May 27, 1854, page 491, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2040/page/11/
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