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... of the water; and it is u probable, that owing to the darkness of the night, heo bad walked into the river and perished. Coroner's verall ?? drowned. On Tuesday, the Rev. Robert Knowles, Vicar of Gisburn, in Craven, was found drowned in Stock erim Beck ...
... resignation of Mr. Cullman. _ Mr. Davies, the Treasurer of the Blue Coat Boys and Grey Coat Girl* Schools, ha-, recti ed of George VI iltansqm Esq. Executor of the will the late Mr. Titos. ilkinson, tins city, a legacy of 50r., thereby bequeathed for the ...
... of useful HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, &c, comprising a capital Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard, Spring Time Piece, eight Stained Coronation Chairs, Eight Days' Clock, Set of Mahogany Telescope Dining Tables, eight feet by four ; several superior Box and Swing ...
... burthen, the fermer, is aon a voyage trom Quebec fir London, and the latter a .for Lianelly, have beth been wreckeed in St. George's vi A dBay. On the night of' the 22nd nlt, a ship, appa- c, re rently an Indiamian, was seen on fire in 35 deg. N. c Ye Oat ...
... the deceased be ?? Longstaff, aged 11 years; Aaron Bell, 20; George vi Bell, 15 ; George Oddy, 29; William Westerman, 12; Charles al Duck, 14; and John Hall, 10. Mr. Blackburn, Cthe coroner ho for bthi borough, will hold an inquest sftilt bodies this ...
... and such others as might be bequeathed to the country. (Hear, hear.) The house was doubtless a-are that his Majesty King George VI. had given apartments in Somnerset House to the members of the Roya Academy, and had conferred various Imivileges oa rthem ...
... before G. Dyson, Esq , coroner, when the jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. Frightful Deatu from Machinery. — An inquest was held at noon yesterday, at the Plough Inn, Westgate, bofore Gnorge Dyson, Esq., coroner, on the body of George Mossley ...
... f INQUEST-TWO SURGEONS CsisuRED.-An inquest I was held at Speeton, near Bridlington, on Monday, I before the East Riding Coroner, on the body of Wm. r Smnith, a harvester, who had been working with Mr. I Wilson, a large farmer at that place. It appeared ...
... in the city of along the and tn no-hogrz:ni Nm'mu:m:d‘:u night attendance, being . was mcgwummu«uun!&mfl Oo Monday Mr. the Coroner for held an l.nu‘n’l at mm Mbn.hl- Z’ body of Owen Williams, Alo‘.lmfil hm-&yd the London and North-W esteru way Compsny who ...
... QALE OF MODERN HOUSEHOLD FUP k-5 NITURE, CHINA, &C Air. EDWD. SIDDALL will SELL by AUCTION _. above, Mahogany Hah-seated Coronation Back Chair Gentlemen's Mahogany Hair-seated Easy Chairs T ZZZ Cabriole ditto. Ladies' Mahof-p.nv Hair-snated w r ?? and ...
... of a diocesan purity council. A Boarp or TRADE inquiry bas been held at Middlesborough before Mr. Henry Thompson and Mr, George Vi atson, 1o in vire into the cause of the stranding of the steam-hip ) ork, owned by Mes:rs. T. Lohden and Co., of West flartlepool ...
... nizistrer births end deaths for the Bewtry district. —On Sunday niorting 3 butt' took plac, at re.id uce of Mrs. nailer, 5, St. George's Vi Las, 'Motu° rvaid, lie raAtt• OTTER A. M 4, MOntaen. EM., Hail, genii• may offered to .6 cottage et to the tire Aw.ociation ...