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... London, Wednesday . This has been holiday, not a political week. The Queen Windsor, and the Ministers at their countryseats, have been celebrating Christmas ; and convivial festivity has been the order of the day. In two circles the haul ton, the usual ayremens of the season have be-cn interrupted by the stern hand of death. The Marquis of Dalhousie died on Wednesday, at Dalhonsie Castle, Mid ...
... ASKRIGG. Death from Burning.âOn Monday last, a child the name of Thomas Wetherald, four years of age, Whilst alone, had, by some means or other, become accidentally burnt. On the return of his grandmother be was found leaning on a chair, unable to speak, and most fearful condition. The face and arms were quite scorched, and after lingering in great agony for six hours, death terminated his ...
... HUDDERSFIELD BOROUGH REGISTRATION. The annual Court for the Revision of the list of persons entitled to vote in the election of a Member to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Huddersfield for the ensuing year, was opened on Thursday last, at the George Hotel, before Wm. Gray, Esq., revising barrister. As a preparatory test of strength for the coming struggle, the proceedings were ...
... DISTRICT iNEW . . BRIDLINGTON. O mM *Z*t^ x*^ J?' o ,'-?* 6 ***** ***l» «* tails, m Saturday last, d splayed auch an amount of really beef , matton, and pork as was quit, astonishing, especiaU v considering the long drought in the autumn M the üÃivereal cry that no fat atock was to be obtained. B I* SS***l how,sw - *â¢Â»** both feeders of stock and Batchers haa been reaerving their ...
... Yesterday the fortnightly meeting of the Huddersfield Union Board of Guardians was held, i\lt. J. Wrigley pre- siding. nuisance at dalton-fold. The report of Mr. John Gardiner, surgeon, touching a nuisance said to exist at Dalton-fold, was read. Com- plaints had been made of a stench arising from certain premises in the occupation of Mr. B. Astwick, butcher, Moldgreen, who, it had been stated ...
... general dissatisfaction. mixed with a certain amount of surprise. The circumstance, however, tends still ftu prove the fact that the action of the ment with respect to the relief ?? taken place to a great extent in the dark, id that the authorities have been their way and carry out fchei dance with the course of events. well the troops under Lord Woi at the present time have tx it l\ toum or ...