... insensible state, and expired on Thursday evening at eight o'clock. MELANChOLY ACCIDENT AT PADSTOw.-On Sunday morning last as John Ripper, tailor, of radstow, and John lHawkey, labourer, of St. Columb, both young men, were cruising oln tile river it a small boat ...

... nitte b:rsrds ofi wihste salrin arnt Urlir's Icn1en slricir toris thns shape I' llr it 3' tit i alltn grareiril nsrlis r :nr ripper rart of ?? btst is cut rorsnd ir I!Oiilts, arr ll rrec- j10illrt , ibn:i '5 nat rowv billd Toetti' into plarts. l Ite s!reve ...

... billstNilreeput' hear the deflince of M. Itaspail, thie jut, t the Rcftrrsnalcuor who had beesa sumill~rioPlsible edt - ed to rIpper bar of the chrimber for an alleged breachI Hfprear at tilt tained in anarticle commentisre g Upon the recent Pvlco of,the ...

... of Correctimt. At Norwich, John Parker, alias Atmore, a married man with three children, was convicted of a rape on Susan Ripper, a little girl about fifteen veals old, living at Wilby.-Thl Judge ( Best) in passing sentence of leati, thius addressed the ...

... the unusiral appear- td arse whiclr tile atn presented: it was 6f a brigrt azure rd colorr. Tire aotospherc was hazy in the ripper region, and 1g inlterspersvtd with tin white clouds, -which, as they flitted it, across the face of the suriu, prodoced a ...

... . Alt present this band is not very flexible, and there is reasson to believes tlsat the cartilaginouis Sebstaiste of the ripper part is hoconlimig gradually harder. or approaching the condition ofbis.Frorrm the nature of the btitid, ciss the itinrlttlil ...

... Sol. Mr. Nuttall, -Nottiiighain. (3. Smith, Nottinghamn, currier. Sol. 31r. Nutall, Nottingham. DiIVItE'DS~. Jan. 20, 11, 'ripper, sen. t'irencester, timber-nmerchant.-Jan. 1'21, It. ('acme, Yeovil, saku-anicue.Ie.2, Alfred ',Phillips, Bi isto,!, mason ...

... for inswcls. The hroney buizzard is a bird of passage, it is about thlo eisa of the common bairzard, hut nore sleider, the ripper surfaeo generally deep f brown with glossy reeloctions, under surface wlitishl, with tri- angular bars or dasiles, tail crossed ...

... Radnidge, a higgler, at Pyrland, near Tauntont, were destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. 'The goods were sarvet be somt ba;k-rippers who were passing by at the time of the accidnsit. MULRSHfAM, A1ay, 20-Our Market to-dny was well sup- rplied for the season ...

... such as is generally used by steariers, floating near the wreck. In passing over the body of wreck, Capt. H. V perceived the ripper part of this unfortunate vessel (according to the best of his belier )under the surface of the' nvater, entangled by G her ...

... ceinturc. A trinming comnposed ofa large rouleau'of 'ctin, to which is attached a wreath of sati ileaves, groes roundi the ripper part of the dress, in the style of aa pe1lrirle (tipped) sleeves in the usual form filnished at the wrist bv tour satin leaves ...

... Sevesefrori Totnes. and Sixteen from Plymouth h lice Resideince consists of aec excelleset Maneion, containing l occ the ripper fiooc', eight bed-rooms; oil lice first floor, a drawing- F roam lcandsomely papered, six lofty bed-roams, and six others ...