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... was named oa James Mitchell, belonged to Dundee, and we understand gI t.has left a widow and family to lament his loss. It is sup- Pa posed that the swell acting on the paddle wlheels had th . turned round the crank under which Mitchell was working. Pr ...
... seig't ilees sot esrese 141, cwt., afbredingspeed aidac- co diach ut, real safety, superior to sue sail or stage 'he . Lje Edges, while they were happy of the eppertsinity Mir Crcali afforded them of examining the above colrriee, thich is cell worthy of ...
... register, from Archangel to Glasgow, with a cargo of tar. At about II o'clock on the night in question, her captain, Air. John Mitchell, was alarmed by hearing the mate, whose watch on deck it was, crying out for a lantern. The captain immediately procuired ...
... seen scrambling over the mass of ice. .Miany of th ,or creatures slipped between the huge masses, 'and wvreetheib crushed to death, or met with a watery grave. The last to 'eye the wreck were soime of the crew, who contrived to save a small portion of spirits ...
... -ee, and best kept Narnsess, s,asfrouV:- 1 Jas. Duguld, servant to Mr Ross, Monaltrie Arms, Rallater 2 David Mitchell, servait to Mr Mitchell, Bralebly 3 Geo. Farquharson, servant to Fras. Farquharson, nalliter 4 James Ewran, farmera son, Tuillch 5 Alex ...
... fourth daughter of Mr Charles 'Mitchell, merchant Aberdeen. On the 29th ult., at the East church. by the Rev. D. Milne of Gileomston Church, Captain A. D. Shirreffs, to Janet Geddes, fifth daughter of Mr Charles Mitchell, merchant, s and relict of the ...
... visitation-the deaths being fifteen. The fatal cases, in all, up to this date have been thirty-eight. ARIMIeATr.-The reports given in to the Board on Thursday shows a total result of 199 cases and 97 deaths in the town, with 38 cases and 19 deaths in Auchmithie ...
... Total, 106. Deaths, 52. TRANENT. Nets cases. Recovered. Died. 354 ~~~~~3 20 S 2 15S~~~ 2 Sier9S. ~ Total,0205. Deaths, 60. Recoveries, 62. RemainI~r7 PtREST0NPA`AS. New cases. Recovered. Died. feb. 5. S ° 12 0 7lemainirg, 1S. Total, 84. Deaths, 14. TKItIt ...
... ous he en It is also worthy of observation, that although Martha hald no friends before her death, not oven so much Os a feeling neighbour to attend her death-bed, now friends ad relations are pouri in in, showing how nearly they are related by blood ...
... , he cut off until six days expire after the ,last death or the last ?? C0ou7nties Iieroi'd of lI1ednehlay. The undoubted opinion of Urs. ,'ouper and Avre, who attended these men is, chat the deaths have been caused by cholera. We have not heard chat ...
... Ganld, Stodfold 6 Georze Forbes, farmer's son, Whitelumbs 7 G. Mitchell, servant to Mr Smith. Drumforgue 8 James Horn, farmer, Corucaterach 9 James Ingram, farmer's son, Coxton lo Alex. Mitchell, farmer, Faich-hill I Peter M'William, servant to Sir Thomson ...
... Air Hetchin's hr. d. Teniers. Mr Mitchell's cm. b. Brenda beat Alr Sewers's b. d. Sweep Mr Wjlie's b. d. Arab beat Mr Todd's b. d. Actmon. SECOND CLASS. Gambler beat Clansman-Brenda beat Arab. THIRn CLASS Mlr Mitchell's Brenda beat Mr Raimes's Gambler ...