... T o T[lI] DEATH. I | Toughe4 t ue ever I had iu mny life, boys, waI d not dicing, bier atter thle wu.-. e I* I loiv 1eri tin it Aitjor?' el W l :, 3 OIL Said tire oll M!Ijor, nsettlitln hliiseif ior at y n -.pirn ?? it was ia ?? w;ICeI Phi: . . wadIm1 ...

... SENTENOE OF DEATH. At the Bristol pulses, on Sat=ra, Henry362ikins, a respectably drensed Caun m ,dsrbed Uas ?? was indicted befatelr justce Byles for the wilfu murder of Fanny Beeves. Mr. T. W. Saunders and Mr. BailY were cunsel for the prosecution; ...

... so famniliarised with death it has lost its terrors to % )thee. said the Capucbit, who again strove to shift the dis- .n course. . *Of that anon, Father George. As for death ol the scaffold, ii 'lO tioling-but I have seen tie death of a good man, in his ...

... I THE CHRONICLE. IP1?STOI?, SA TUR D I, JUX-E 29, ISGI. I . DEATH OF THE SULTAN. 11 Tl, - - nl wr n A .1 , ?? .. . . _ t an a - tile sicic uanu, over whose health the late Emperor Nicholas watched with such friendly solicitude, is to sy actually dead ...

... casesthe idormabtion expessly-o ated that death resulted from, apol. .deit or negligence but in others thee death, on view ofthe facts, 4as assumed: to be accidental. A conasderable pro- pojilon of these 15,533 deaths consnstted also of eases .1dohoulu dmoaxt ...

... STAUbEDr TO DEATH. Mr. Wane E. Baster, coroner, held an inquiry on Saturday in the Sle ney Workhouse, London, into the circumstances attending the death of Edward Haynes, a tramp cooper. George Hanley, porter at the workhouse, said that lay'nes was admitted ...

... yayud onise-breafeing i h last si year 9et ofie. threeexecutions, thdnintheprecedina e 5sWtih° sixty-five persons suofered death for years, that there i)as been teas ltoilseeti, in t' 0> ' years, without any exetion, tian a ti 1 nile years, during wvhich ...

... THE CHRONICLE.: PRAN'TON, SAT7URDAY. DECEiAPER 9Mt, 1882. ?? _ _ _ _ ?? _ _ _ _ I -DEATH OF THE PRIMATE. 'The death of the Arch bishop of.Canterbury has deprived the country of the services of a prelate who wato in some respects, though not in all, a ...

... KICKED TO DEATH. At Blackburn Police Court, on Monday, John !Connelly, 45 years of age, a labourer, was remanded onl a charge of causing the death of his w-ife, i Ann Connelly, by lcicking- her, in Syke-street, on Saturday night. Thfe inquest on the body ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTOW, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1863. DEATH IN THE WORKROOM. It is many years since the late Thomas IHood's memorable lines, the Song of the Shirt, excited the feelings of the community, and drew attention to an Underpaid and overworked ...

... aud betokened in himself a somewhat hila- e rious sorrow, as if the filithful follower of a creed h * outworn felt the death to be a, ' happy release. st In plain terms, Mr. Divuentlo.Ni feels that there is as st much necessity for the creation of ...

... DEATHS BY BURNING. We have been requested to give publicity to the following S (etter; recently addressed to Mr. Herford, the city coroner, in 0 reference to the mode of preventilg asd of treating accidents ft by burning:- Si Whitehsll, December 19th ...