... DEATH BY HORNETS. THm.,NXRDUDDAIR AT BZElRi GfAlT, NEAR JUInUL. PORO, MAIY 15.-A mnot inelauirrl accident oc- curireo here on the 10th instant. Two European gentlemen belonging to lhe ?? Railway Company, viz..-Messrs. Armstrong and Boddington-were sinr- ...

... DEATH'S DOOR. A VILLAGE TRAGEDY AVERTED. SENSATIONAL INTERVIEW. When a person at death's door, whose family and friends have taken a last farewell, is miraculously restored to health, there is little wonder that the case should excite inteest and give ...

... DEATH BY ELECTRICITY. From somn observations made by them-, certain physioians concluded that in elec- trical executions, as practised in New York. the criminal was not killed by the current, but simply rendered unconscicus. and that death resulted s ...

... could touclt amd1feel thein. Looks that he had long torgotten were fixed upon hint once more ; voices long siice hluched in death sounded in his ears like the music of vill.ge.luells ; but it was only for asi itstant, The rain beat 1 heavily upon him; and ...

... AIFTER DEATH. A Paper read before the Belfast Clerical Society by the Rev. R. W. Seaver, B. D. After death is not one of those matters as to which we are required by the Church to hold any particular view as de fide. She has carefully ab- stained ...

... mouth, and feeiing the approach of death, he stretched himself on the bed, ntu3t said, 1 I am prepared to leave this world. Death did nit ?? time betray his hopes n on the 21ltthe wss no more. Until the day of his' death thih man regularly kept his jonrneL ...

... Rtomanoff families will probably be strengthened. Owing to the death of the Czar thle Emperor has countermanded a, hunting party fixed for Saturday next. A Paris despatch ?? news of the CGal'S death. so far as regards Paris. w-as oddly enough first made known ...

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... of the-death of the Postinaster-S~eneral, and hereby begs to tender its most sincere sympathy with the relatives of the lets Mr. Ralikes in their great affliction. The Press Association's Cambridge correspondent states that the news of the death of Mr ...

... MYSTERIOUS DEATH. GREAT excitement was caused in town yesterday by the report that a young girl, whose dead body was dis- covered in the forenoon lying in the river near the Lagan bank, about midway between Queen's Bridge and the Lagan Bridge, had met ...

... WAITING FOR DEATH. TiuCdIC FXPEPJENCE IN A HOSPITAL. zgN;SSAIONAJ~ ST.T MENTS CONFIRMED. Ar ejvnranfnlittvs affair s rnpnrted in the Iaiicoln es 'tlle result of en interview with a Mrs. o . of West Tcri-nton, near Wmgby. Ocraers experiencas began with ...

... God, from disease of the heart. The death or the Rev. Mr. Allott will be much felt by all who knelv hirn and the nobro becaih.9e of the suddenness of the sari event. Truly, in In the midst of life we are in death. A CARRICHn PIrON:-SrlfGULAn Mnss.i&o ...