... Deaths or h:\rnAOßVi\Any ritaractf.hs. John Mitchell. —W« announce**! (hr death of this Gentleman (the printer the ( Tyne Mercury j in our last paper.— ihe Tuesday succeeding Ids decease. Ids remains were interred, according Ids own desire, the garden ...

... DEATHS. On the ult., at Crowthom House, Edgeworth, near this town, the ti.Sth year of his age. Mr. George Entwistle. Since our last, in this town:*Nancy Sands, aged 47; Elizabeth Heap, John Simple, John M*Clarrow, 09; William .Mnppobotbam, .'>o. On the ...

... DEATHS. On the 16th instant, aged 26 years, ANN, youngest daughter of Mr. THOMPSON, Huyton-lodge. On the 16th instant, in Falkner-square, LYDIA, wife of Mr. JAMES HARVEY. On the 15th instant, at his residence, Bootle-lane, Kirkdale, aged 50 years, Mr ...

... Elizabeth Taylor. Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. James Watson, of Bolton, to Mrs. Betty Stanton, of Holme. DEATHS. On the 4th inst, aged 37, Mary, wife of Mr. St. Paul, of Liverpool, and daughter to the late Mr. Thos. Holden, of this town ...

... DEATHS. On Friilay last, in her Bt*lh year, at the residence of Rimmer, i. onmouger, Church-street, in this town. Miss Houlker. Since our last Hannah Walmsley, aged 62; Isabella Bur ton,iO; Richard Keuyou.M!; all this town. JohnChand '.-. Livescy, 42 ...

... Leyland. day, Mr. Robert Knowles, Ashton, near Preston, 36. His death was occasioned having Ins food swallowed a piece l bone, that aused iuHamiuation, which in few days terminated in death. the ult., aged S6 years, Alice, wife Mr James Bit keratatf, innkeeper ...

... DEATHS. On the 24th iuat., Mr. solicitor, this town. the 24th in*!., BalliwcU, Margaret Simpkio Peuningtou, age.l 2l, regretted by her bunny ami irteiKls. On the I Nth tost., at Ainsworth, near BrcighUnet, Mr. John Ilorrocks. aired retained his mental ...

... DEATHS. On the 15th instant, at Oaklands, Rock 'Ferry, his year, John Dodson, Esq. the 14th instant, aged years, *Mr. J.VM3S Unswobth, cotton manufacturer, of Leigh. On the I4th instant. Mr. Charles Harrison, officer of Excise, Hardy-street, in this town ...

... DEATHS. On tb« in*t. aged years, Mr. John Bradahaw, cops dealer, much respected asd deeply regretted by numerous circle of friends. the 2nd inst. in the 48th year of bit age, Mr. Peter Sharpies, of Cbapel-streut, Little Bolton. Same day, aged 26 years ...

... DEATHS YetUnUy momlnf. U rciidn.f, Upper Parliament street, Liwpo**l. C!iril.pbf LejUnJ, Ke^. On TliurJ7 Uat, at the bouM her brother, Mr M'ilUam Wuode, Umber merchant, of thia town, Mrs Uulden, of Mancheater, a*eJ yearn (Hi last, at Liverpool, |3 months ...

... DEATHS. .ricts required to be done after the first day of July, 1837. in all eases of Death. Some person present at a Death, or in attendance during the last illness, or (in case of the inability of such Person) the Occupier*, or (if the Occupier be the ...

... properties, but I public safety. I should think thi* crime, shove all others, fit to be punished with death, if I could suppose the infliction of death I ilt all useful in the prevention of crimes. But in subjects of this ; ...