THE CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN. In the morning of the 25th a desperate battle began at the railway station near Malaga between General Boller, the military governor of the city, and Carbajal, chief of the insurgents. The fighting lasted until the evening, when General Solier remained

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On Thursday the Lords Justices heard an appeal from a recent decision of Vice-Chancellor Malins in the 'Suit of .Green v. Lyon, by which the plaintiff, who is. *a butcher carrying on business In the West End, sought to charge the reversionary interest of Blanche Augusta Lyon (wi

DEATH OF . LORD WOLVERTON, We regret to announce the death of George Carr Glyn, Lord Wolverton, which occurred shortly after six o'clock on Thursday morning, at his residence in Upper Eccleston-street. His lordship was in his seventy-seventh year, having been born March 27th, 179

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