... MYSTE1RIOTUS DEATH. INQUEST ON TILZ BtIY. I A P.A XlnER mlysterious death has just occurred in ! Donegall Street, in this town. A domestic servant I in the employment of 3Mr. Henry N'elson Smith, so. licitor, named Ann M (.rady, took suddenly ill en Monday ...

... MELANCFHOLY DEATH, fNQUEST ON TIE hODY. a YESTERDAY, an Inquest was held before J. R. Jack- son, Esq., Coroner, in thle public-house of James Y MI~ullough, Upper Townsend Street., on the hodly of T! Anne MAoore, of Donnelly's Court, off Abbey Street. ...

... and emuns~d death, tbu I also admit that the struggle may have acoele- 't rated death by causing this growth at the hert I a to act auicker than it otherwvise vould. Tnoe r, state of the heart was suca that it would eventu- aliv cause death. e To Mr Ckna-There ...

... and, after a short consul- g tation, returnedl a verlict of Death from natural s causes` -is., from alsease of the heart. a One of the jurors said that, though the deceased .came to his death from, natural causes, yet the case e was very m5ysterious. 'e ...

... .MYSTERIOUS DEATH.- |. LONDON, Nov. 20-Yesterday morning,- an inquest was held before J. Carter Esq. to inquire into tbe death. of Maria' Evans, who, it was reported, died through statva. tion, on 'Sunidaiy night last. Miary Anh'Payne was the first witness ...

... PUNISHMIENT OF DEATH. Having urged all the aiguments that wve could ?? ourselves of in favour of spaijiig the lives of the rxY Ministers oF France, whose crimifial conduct we ha've'iilither'attempted toD excuse nor palliate. we will niuw take leave to ...

... injuries wbatever. If the injulries ie saw n his bhody accelerated his death at all it must have been in a very indirect way. The injuries might have hard something to do with his death. Lying in bed had a tendency to lower the system in some way. but a ...

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... I MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN: I-. I I DUBLIN. ARREST OF THREE PERSONS. Dlhrn, WxoireOAY,-L5st night two men and t woman were observed by Polios Constable Donis Haughtote 99 A, removing a ?? from the, house 21,Werburgh Street,and placing him against the sbutters ...

... ON INTO THE DEATE OF HALLIDAY. YrESTnDAY, at the Police Court, Mr. COVLSON, ?? entered into an investigation touohing the death of James Halliday, in order that informations might be perfected against John Kerr, who has for some time been in custody charged ...

... immediately, if hie was not dead when hoe was brought there. The of circumstances concerning his death were somewhat Pol peculiar. There was a suspicion that his death waste calused by alcohol, but that would greatly depends Cre on the evidence of the medical ...

... having taken a quantity of vitriol on one occasion in mistake for whisky. The jury returned a verdict of death from natural causes. BURNED TO DEATH. Act oab THIE INQUEST. lati LAST eVCenin, at eight o-clock, Dr. DILL, Borough Ar Coroner, and ajury, held ...