... 18e. 10d. Friday one of the boilers belonging to the stationary engine on the Liverpool railway buret, and a man named Wilson was killed by being dreadfully scalded ; he was actually blown to the side opposite where he stood. The other men were likewise ...

... morning se'nnight one of the, boilers belonging to the sta- tionary engine on the Liverpol railway burst, and a man'named Wilson was killed by being dreadfully scalded; he was actually blown to the side oppo- site to where he stood. Two other men were like- ...

... escape tbe back yard into fields where tbe tigress attacked a number sheep killed three The lion finding liberty by no means idle but falling ia with cows belonging to Mr Wilson killed one wounded two others of the lowing of tbe cows the roaring of the He ...

... the name of Murphy. near Collahill, the particulars of which sere detailed in our Paper of Tuesday.—Pif. A man, named Wilson, was killed on Saturday evening, by a blow cf a stone, at Cratloe, on his return from Limerick to Cahirabane, where he resided. ...

... On Friday, one of the boilers belonging to the sta- tionary engine on the Liverpool railway burst, and a man named Wilson was killed, by being dreadfully scalded he was actually blown to the side opposite to where he stood. Two other men were likewise ...

... oil various subjects, chiefly political andi f historical. Ie repeatedlyocknowledges, without any. 0 lhesitation, having killed Wilson, saying he was war- Y. ranted in doing-so, in order to Iput him out of pain. st His pains were produced, he declares ...

... formerly read much on various subjects, chiefly political and historical. Ile acknowl Ilges, without hesitation, having killed Wilson, and says he was warranted in doing so, in order to put him out of pain. His pains were produced, he declares, by taking ...

... trod upon it as he ascended the stair-case leading to the council chamber 4.1 Brunn, and was thereby thrown down and killed-- Wilson on the abin. POLYNEsia. eeording to the univer.al belief of the natives, the smitmreine deity governor nit their island- ...

... CARUS WILSON'S CASE. At the Court of Queen's Bench last Friday, Mr. Carus Wilson's ease came on for further hearing. It will be seen that that gentleman gained his point, arid will be brought up from Jersey gaol by habeas corpus. The tam is thus reported ...

... failures were announced in Liverpool yesterday I; Mr. James Logan, a merchant in the Canadian trade Messrs. It Rrookes and Wilson, shipowners; Messrs. Glazenbrook and Son, iron merchants, of Water-street. The liabilities are not large. On Thursday, two ...

... QUARTIR Quarter Se awns were held on Saturday last, before John Wilson, 1..4.. Recorder for the Borough. The usual preliminaries Rasing bees, gone throimh, the following geoilemen were swurn the Grand Jury Mr. Dosed Charles. foreman; W. Slorria, U. P ...

... I) WEEKLY ADVERTISER FOR T ESTABLISHED 1810 PRINCIPALITY- TT XXXIX No 2043 CARMARTHEN -Kill DAY 1849 4W Price os F I discussion the law for Clu minuted Saturday amended lljs aie interdicted public of wliicli have not the chi- tr imp'iteil clubs by will ...