... SENTENCE OF DEATH. Wm. M'Guinness was sentenced to death yesterday evening at Lancaster Assizes by Lord Justice Thesiger for the murder his wife at Barrow the 19th October last. The crime was committed in the evening, wheu in a tit of drnnkeu fun? stabbed ...

... BURNT TO DEATH. in, Frid»y- horrible affair happened St Albans »»*• night. May Bowles, of Wisbech, assist*®- mistress the local Board School, retired rest, but midnight her landlady a fearful sbriek from the young room. On rushing to the room she door ...

... SUDDEN DEATH. Yesterday .n i»-t or. John is, TTiutor, tied on »previous -lug- VetiU'.'t— from heart ...

... PUNISHMENT OF DEATH. A meeting -was held last evening at Crosby-hall for the purpose of promoting the objects of the association for , the abolition of the punishment of death in all eases. J. Price, Esq., of Neath Hall, presided on the occasion, and ...

... PUNISHMENT OF DEATH. TO THE OEN'ILEMEX WHO ARB TO MP.ET IN BXETER-HALL THE 29TH INST., TO PROMOTE THE ABOLITION THE PUNIBHMBNT OF DEATH. Respected Sirs, —You are coming forward as public men to agitate a great public question, and will be neither surprised ...

... BLED TO DEATH. Tho grins ground daily that the great Cavour wm done to death by his Italian doctors, and that the master-mind of Italy has been 1 to her and to Europe through the merciless system phlebotomy which is tte basis of Italian medical practice ...

... DEATH OF A JOURNALIST. Mr George Troop, a well-known nortk. country journalist, died in Aberdeen yesterday, the age 67 years. Mr Troup was a native of Stonehaven, and was bred to the trade oi ironmonger, but in early years showed decided literary proclivities ...

... THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN WVEBB. Full detil' of the tragical death of Captain Webb in his attempt to swim itrgh the \j a~ Rapids are given in telegrams sent by the special corre- th.cede f the S` ,t'C0ls?.n at New York and Toronto. In some particulars nese ...

... DEATH OF GENERAL DORMER. The Times correspondent in announcing the death of General Dormer says that, while tiger shooting, he got down from a tree on which he had post~ed himself, and stalked the tiger for half a mile, when he came on it suddenly and ...

... and orders, has in the main contributed to reduce the death rate in the majority of districts. But in turning to the tables most interesting to the people in this district, we find that the deaths are alarmingly in excess of the returns for 1857 and 1858 ...

... DEATH OF CYRUS FIELD. Nf* York, Tuesday (Heater).—Mr. Cyrus Field died kali- past nine thia morning. The deceased, says Men and Woman of the Time, wsa born Stock 1819. After education native town he entered counting-house in New York, aad became in ...

... THREE DEATHS BY DROWNING. Four young men, visitors to Padstow, yesterday afternoon took a cruise in Padstow harbour in a small pleasure yacht, a little boy accompanying them. They were overtaken by a squall, which capsized the yacht. A rowing boat belonging ...