... unknown, was killed on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway at St. lielen't Junction. The moment the train wan approaehing. the decenaed for some purpose attempted to cross the line, when she was caught by the engine, knocked down, and killed Instantly. ...

... Brighton on Saturday with their only child, a little fellow one year and nine months old, to spend Christmas day with some relations. Shortly after their arrival the visitors were in their bed-chamber unpacking, when the child's attention was attracted by the ...

... commenced iu the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, one of the boys engaged in ,elliag programmes had a narrow einnpr from being killed. After about a thousand people had been admitted, the buy was busily engaged in selling his programmes in the gallery, when ...

... be empowered to dispose of the ashes. This was the scale—under 2110 chslitrims, Is. per chaldron ; under 800 child., 10.1; under 1,0011 child., &I; over that quantity, did. per clialdron. A discussion arose. led by Mr. Bowdidgewho denounced the wale as ...

... lillman—Did you make any inquiry as to when the animal was killed. Witaers—l did nut, it won not then dt for human food, and I after ards understoml that it was a thin Alderney cow, and had 'seen killed in a regular way. By Supt. Jenner—l think I have never ...

... reply was, I cant don that by that and Co. this transaction, alleging that when he desired the petitioner get up if they kill me. Hires went to him, pulled him out nevertheless, Dr./ Ir is SAID that 10,000 effeetive men could hare been relied in to ...

... `they; 'is,' 'was,' 'shall, and a few more of the like kind, seem to have made up their minds not to move. Hut ' man;•woman,child; and 'house' ' have already become something like archaisms. To be sure what ens eationis of any spirit would put up with being ...

... it is worse than hopeless either to lament ur to attempt to stop. The revocation of the edict of Nantes sent forth a flood *killed artisans into free countries, where they quickly raised the position of their own chase, and gave an immense impetus to commerce ...

... effective although not dated. It took effect Itom the date it was accepted. A qieatliNtiben arose as to obtaining the pan:child account books and papers from Mr. Isted. It was announced that Mr. Istad, who bad previoutly front in the minute book, s‘*n ...

... London and Crystal Palace difficulty I discovered that the girl and her three brothers thought that the man must have been killed, but he wee ex- Bruce and an Earl of &nee, a Lord Strafford end a Magna raidence without the slightest . clue to his whereabouts ...

... body awing, so that he went on his knees to arromplish his object. was brother train at fl to the poor man of that lately killed by the express ethtinghauk, WINCRELSEA, Tows !TAU.. Tneedny, January 1 7th.—Pmeant R. C. &Henan, Mayor; C. yor ; C. William ...

... Their boil- said, the resolution of the Baird was that Mr. Richards should ness, it bas since turned out, was to steal a child- Th°7 take what steps he thought proper for removing the enattempted to persuade several lads to go off with them, with- croachm ...