... the Committee will arrange, and whose summons I will hold myself in readiness to attend. Whether the penalty of our meeting death by military .execution know not; but this know, a man can •Are bat once, and never better than in vindicating the laws and ...

... that were finished ; or if he could take him a print in soap or clay, of any warehouse key, for he had a man ofthe name of Mitchell who would make one like it. From thence he took witness to the Mitre and Turk's Head Inns. Wednesday morning the 21st, witness ...

... taken by Doctors Mitchell and Burton to have a cast of his face and cranium ; but . truality of the gypsum, which was only ; lie procured from the island, was such as rendered all>their attempts fruitless. A short time previous to his death, he scratched ...

... Lawrence. Sm d hber tsoh» Best Hhubarb, Mr. P M, Itev. Jas. , j,|. '*f* Auriculas— Green-edg jvjr pit j, > Simpson's Commander, . der's Waterloo ; 3d. M'-£ Ke edged, Ist. Mr. Cuthbcr.so S ,W' , , Mr Ely's Ditto; 3d. boy. VVh ; or Chma-edp lator; 3d. Mr ...

... proceedings the Corporation, found it stated, that the Town Clerk read the list of Clnmberlains as follows: Ralph Ward, Barnabas Mitchell, John Ellison, William Peacock, and Thomas Wilson. Mr. Hargrove's name not mentioned. But, adds the paragraph, it had also ...

... the crypt, which leads to the remains of the obi church discovered in course carrying on the work ; —advancing too near the edge, his foot slipped, and be was precipitated to the bottom. He was much bruised, but fortunately no bones were broken. City Patrole ...

... nurses the hospital. The jury return* 1 J of accidental death. The mother of the dec '*,,f ■ widow residing at Clifton. His father was a went up and down the river in a craft of his own, *** ' ( death about three years ago in a singular man anxious to ...

... then in a very weak state, mid he attended him until his death, which took place ou the 14th, and upon a post mortem examination, the day following, he attributed the cause of deceased's death to be concussion of the brain, which might have been occasioned ...

... Huddersfield, Rev. H. Milton, Market Weigh ton, Mr and party, Cork, Mrs Marshall, Knarembro', Mr E. May nil. Dublin, Mrs Mitchell, ditto, Mrs Meek, Broom, Staffordshire. Mr Murray and family, Glasgow, Mr Macdonnald, Edinbro', Mr Millies and party, Leeds ...

... descended to bis daughter Ann. Robert Berry mid his wile continued possession, until his death in 1817, when Ids son Robert took possession, wbich he. retained until his death in 1525 ; and Edward West, the son of William West, now claimed heir-at-laW it Ann ...

... development. On Thursday, the inst., Edge Grove, Aldenham, in tlie 83rd year of his age, William Marsden, Esq., LLD., F.R.S., author of several well-known works, connected with the history languages of the east. Since the death of Lord Stowell, lie has been ...

... produce the effect one advertisement.— .Vim; Monthly Maguxine. The new Bishop Norwich elect the Rev. Edward Stanlcv rector of Alderley, Cheshire and brother to Sir John Thomas' .Stanley, Bart., and uncle to the secretary of the treasury. The right rev. gentleman ...