... going forward. Soon after j eight o’clock, Mitchell, the catcher, arrived with the rats ; they appeared uncommon sixe. and toll life. Charles Dew, the owner of Billy, appeared i with a scarlet coloured jacket, edged with gold, and . waistcoat literally made ...

... either side. This practice continued for the space of seven yean, and no demand was matte upon Mr. Cresswelt until after the death of Mr. Ainsworth, one the pailncrs. Mr. Cresswell no Idea of any such debt, in fact, thought the balance, If any, was in his ...

... At the Collegiate Church, Sunday last, Mr. John Edge, cheese-factor, to Miss Mary Ann llazlehurst, both Hulme. Same place, on Tuesday last, Mr. Thomas James, of this town, to Miss Martha Cundy, of Rakewell, Derbyshire. Same place, on Wednesday last, Mr ...

... man a human being—One who has life and sense—ls subject to death—Has a mind and reason—ls mortal and accountable. To the question, what man one wrote, A man is a rational being, subject to death, who possesses understanding, a soul and a body, who mortal ...

... David Long, of this towr. On Lids lost. Wad*. wife of Mr. Thomas Wade, of thu Dog god Partridge. Fleet-stmt. In town. The death this rentable woman lea great efaketion to her faintly and Maids- By a Liaoning amdoet through life, and the of aeseety disposition ...

... separation of will, we think, be evi usband, in consequence of his ill- ence of the persons rt d with that lady until her death, great importance, 1 with the Misses Long, their confidence to the physi s alleged, that Mrs. Wellesley. on, but also to the ...

... Marianne Shaw, both of Dukinfield. On the Bth inst. the Collegiate Church, Mr. Charles Humble, baker, of this town, to Miss Mary Edge, of Salford. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. R. Dallas, Mr. Thomas t'hatburn, to Miss Jordan, both of this town ...

... stood, and he hail considered the subject; but he could never make out what that eminence was, unless it might be termed the edge of a precipice, from which we hooked down into the gtilph below, and into which we must eventually till, if means were not ...

... Wilson, Montrose; and in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and various other plans in Kngland. under his real name, which Alex wider Mitchell. L’pon the detection of his fraud, .Mr. Bedford immediately brought him before the magistrates, and had him committed t to ...

... walking it of violet coloured satin, with a broad binding of black velvet at the edge of the brim; it is triuiuu,ieul round the crown with violet coloured satin puffs edged with black blond; this bonnet, which really cheered the sight, as we beheld It at ...

... six inches above the flooring. A verdict of accidental death was returned. Horrid Occurrence—On Friday, was committed to Shepton-Alallet Bridewell, Sir T. S. Champneys, Bart., Sarah .Mitchell, wife of a labouring man at Frome, charged with stealing ...

... under him while he was skating little below Grinsdale-bridge. He was fine young'man, about years of age—and his melancholy death occasions a very general regret— Car/isle Patriot. We are enabled to lay before our readers this evening the important information ...