... :f his lieil 1buin0i killed. The I lov11i St- Islos LOt killed and t) 9 soultIded. B ueillos Ayres, 'L'uc'sday. Accordillg to tele- g'.Ul:S rl'V'eivedt fro1l1 R'io, thle insur;,elltS have , ptiured the inslCd of Engentiu, killing forty of t he (hovellltent ...

... OF WIFE MURDER. TRIAL OF NR O'BRIEN. SERIOUS FLOODS ON T1E SPEY. DEATH OF )JR P. H. ClIALMERS, SHERIFF WILSON AND THE LAWYERS. ABERDEEN LADY KILLED AT BEATTOCL. OLDMACIIAR PAROCHIAL BOARD. DEATH OF CAPTAIN CLARiK. ABERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL. ROBBERY AT HADDO ...

... tailor and clothier, 6 Hope Street, , Glasgow. James Matheson, general merchant, Drumna- a drochit, Inverness-hire, a Charles 'Wilson, butcher, 60 Queen Street and 298 P Lawnmarket, Edinburgh. v David Wight, plasterer, Viewfortb, Edinburgh. M 0 EXAMINATION ...

... Youngson, Whiteside. Andrew Yo&ngson, Cairrtradlen. _ James Wilson, Gourdas, Fyvie. r William Watson, Eastertown, Fyvie. Alexander Wilson, Fetterletter. Peter Wilson, New. Ecig. t a William Wilson, Baiquharn. George Williamson, St. John's Wells. James White ...

... animals have succumbed. A Hungarian on account of poverty has killed his wife and three children and completed the tragedy by committing suicide. Lord Mansfield, of the Royal Naval Reserve, was killed last week at Bombay by a fall from a balloon. A bill is ...

... they w-i be sacked. On tde return of Col. Baker's column it was attauked b- tnhe e -ienmy in a tLiclk u-fne. One sepoy was killed a.:o three foilowvers xv'irewounded. Theeuerny's casual- t e- are un-7nU)W;. The force-which attacked the Colonel when taztiulg ...

... DUTIES-.-SINCARDINESIIIRB. *. I9 IRST LIST of CERTIFICATF.S-SciItDuLaED.-at'8Pds. . Jl.>Gd. lichci'or authorising Peisons to Kill Ganid fro tide ii . 11132-issued precediuc 'lst September, 1832. Arbumthnott, Thi -ighilt on. Viscouit, Arbuthnott House. ' ...

... cordially received. Mr Whitelaw, M.P., presided, and addresses of welcomne were delivered by the Chair- inan, Lord Provost Wilson, and the Rev. Arch. Flemiing, Perth. Thle `Rev. Mr Robertson, chairman of the Cenitral Comnmittee of Managenment, briefly ...

... thle patnlfxil fact that no lees than five Persons wvere killed 1)0a on'thre 'ipot. -There were in 'alu about twenty pas-_ LIST OF IKI1LLED A15D INJURELPD. ini le: Five. persomis have been 'killed,, but. the names of lit only four have aws yot been ascertained ...

... own fights dowis there. When Wilson and his men found they were surrounded, they tied what horses were left in a circle, and fought behind them, killing ull enormous number of the enemy. When nearly all were wounded or killed, the niggers say they (NjWilson's ...

... yurPese of talking or killing any game what- er- ccvci' or aoy voodese-, snipe, qtail, or liindrail, or any eonay me (hare or rabbit), or shall tiekc or kill, by any means whatever, or Be assist in any mtmnnr in the taking or killing bv any means what- ever ...

... Duncan, Monyruy, was killed by lightning. During the prevalence of the storm a 'valuable shorthorn cow and two young bulls belonging to MHr Dutnie, which were out in the fields at Collynie, were struck by the lightning and killed. The cow was a five-year-old ...