... prommatd is the Issiesimi hal Omit If he did =try the botly.— Mr. Davies would like te know Mkt mete Mr Thema. toe took to mortal* that all Ms prreess Is bared had been baptised amerding to the rites of the Chorch.—Mr. Eyre sail. while he admitted the ...

... g his reply. The amendment was lost and the resolution carried: FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS. B, E ARTHURE, OF WORCESTER. ‘The mortal remains of the late Mrs. B, Arthure, wife of the Rev. B. Arthure, Vicar of AH Saints’, Worcester, were interred in Tibberton ...

... Georgia Infant School had bees cloud for • month in consconence of meseles.—Mr. Peneotti moving the aereptnnee of the iscmissitteei require. mentioned that the borough *till kept free from all kinds of infeetios• disease. and that the mortality was not ...

... considering his reply. The amendment was lost and the resolution carried: { FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS. B, ARTHURE, OF WORCESTER. The mortal remains of the late Mzrs. B. Arthure, wife of the Rev. B. Arthare, Vicar of AH Saints’, Worcester, were interred in Tibberton ...

... ehureb, he turned round, pat the revolver to his temple. and Arad, the ballet lodging to hi. bead. The wretched man dr •pped mortally *modal. He was pinked op by two policemen and a urgent,. who happened to be panning. and was conveyed to the nearest dietriet ...

... meal procedure wee gone throogb ; several iiriteeMes, who identified it at the mortnary. swear.ng that It coosietei of the mortal monies of John Shaw. No relatives appeared, for the simple reason that John 0r not to have had any. Hie etory, drawn from ...

... the remideut at tit• same ern. a. Kernel drew the lot to kill Boodiert, the Aneroid thinking that the p'ot Would b. were mortal° of s neer., if the mon were telcatad I. • errantry remote from the p'san where the werodostlem was to he enennutted. The ...