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... DEATHS. the 3rd instant, Jane, the wife of Mr. Richard Whitehead, Hill-cross, in this City, and daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Perks, of Willenhall, aged 62. On the 31st ult., in the 84tb year of his age, John Tomes, Esq., of Warwick. On Friday last ...
... evening’s enj -yment characterised by great good feeling and hearty hilarity Death by Burning in Digbeth— Another of these diatressing accidents occurred on Wednesday week resulting in death of fine youth about seven years of age named Michael Kelly It appeared ...
... ( Mra. Waring) died on Friday last; and we ate furnisßM, from on autlientie source, with the following melancholy lift of deaths that institution alone, in the course of a tingle week, to Wednesday last The destruction is frightful—twenty in two daya ...
... Edgbaston, Emily, daughter of Charles Harding, of Bole Hall, near On the Ist instant, at Great Malvern, the Rev. William. John Edge, Emma, only daughter of the Mr. Charles Mason, of Leamington. On Saturday last, the Rev. Paul Ash more, Asa, youngest daughter ...
... Derby. the 12th inst., at St. Margaret's Church, Leicester, the Rev. St. John Mitchell, A.M., Incumbent of Brown Edge, Staffordshire, son of the late Rev. George Berkeley Mitchell, A.M., Vicar of St. Mary and All Saints, Leicester, Elizabeth, eldest daughter ...
... Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Wood, Esq. of that place.—On Tuesday last, at All Saints' Church, Leicester, by the Rev. 6. B. Mitchell, the Rev. John Owen, of Tamworth, Staffordshire, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Richard Teed, Esq. of Lancaster ...
... straight needle, with two cutting edges, au eighth of an inch from the cornea, through the sclerotic, and the knife gently pushed forwards towards the pupil. The point of the instrument is then depressed to the lower edge of the lens, and carried back below ...
... LITERATURE. [ Magazines anil Works intended for Reeiev, are requested to be sent Alr.C. Mitchell, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street.] vst Deaths. —Tt .sometimes happens in the eouutry that nearly family struck l»y malignant fever, and successively carried ...
... home to St. James's strceL was there attended by another medical gentleman (Mr. Guthrie) until his death, yesterday afternoon 3 o’clock. The cause of death was concussion uf the brain, and au effusion uf blood on the brain. Mr. Richard James Sheriff, assistant ...
... Master Martin, the Cooper ami his Workmen, '* by Hoffman ; '• Death of an Angel, Richter; Johannes Scboreel, by Caroline Pichler; 41 The Broken Cup, by Zachokke; and Camoens, or the Death of the Poet, by Tieck. With the exception of j liichter's exquisite ...
... cometary motion, 9 A , PTArN R R v.—Alderley, Monday lieardrbts morning that the celebration lhe Captain Parry, the great Northern voyager and the ac9omplished daughter of Sir John Thomas Stanley, was take place Alderley Church as the ceremony is-at all ...
... took to their heels, and have hitherto eluded justice.âThe damage is estimated at about £50. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1826. Death of Alderman Magnay. âThursday raorning, about two oâclock, died at his house near Wandsworth Christopher ry, Esq. Alderman ...