... are much used, and the colours are pink, Mocasts, different shades of green, ,u d pearl grey. Some of the new ribbons have an edge imitatitng Valenciennes lace. Velvet flowers, drooping ma. -rabioults, and shaded folleltes are used to ornament bonnets; e ...

... spirit-merchant, aged 40. His melancholy end is deeply ?? the 3rd inst. in West Pan- Street, South Shields, Mrs Mitchell, relict of the Rev. Mr Mitchell, Curate of Embleton.-The same day, in East- Street, South Shields, Mr Robert Mather, aged 52-On the 31st ...

... upholsterer. Cuthbert Allison, late of North Shiclds, Northumberland, but nor of South Shields, Durham, baker, and Thomas Mitchell, of South Shields, shoemaker, (Feb. 24, at eleven, and March 26, at one, at the Bridge-inn, Sunderland. MAIr Lowrey, solicitor ...

... from whence he accidentally fi1l into the yard bet~atl, ywbich he was so dreadf ullybruisedas to his death in a few hours. Verdict- Acci- dotital death. ALNWeICK..-. Ore Wednesday, the 3d ilstant, a mpeting of til par4isihioners of Aluwick, called by ...

... inimingof tle material of' the dress, fesioonteul in cockscotmibs, and small plaited, is attach- ed at tiie edge of the tieni. The peleliacs are edged Wilti this latter sri iming, but vithout the Open %%ork ; tnd in sorne i). |siances the sleeves have tile ...

... principle of tbix kind in tbe debate on tbe Chimney-sweepers Bill. The crnelty exposing children of tender years to violent deaths and to certain disease, by fbrclng them to tasks nauseous in themselves and frequently requiring exertions beyond their strength ...

... is proved by the fact, that the fotal annual deaths of miners working undergrdund 'may be taken at I in 80 of the living between the ages of l; and S5; the proportion of deaths by accident to the deaths from al] causes among miners would, there- torc ...

... g intelligence. It is supposed that the im- mediate cause of his death arose either from erysipelas, or from an abscess forming in his head, which broke upon the brain and caused death. The last accounts from the scene of this awful massacre represent ...

... Penitentiary:-Mr James Robson, Mosley Street; Mr C. Bsrtram and Mr Parkinson, 11. Is each; Mr W. Armstrong, Jesmond; Mr J. Mitchell, Pilgrim Street; Mr Boldemann, Mr T. J. Procter, Mr Thomas Dhcon, ?? Swan, and Mr Thomas Wilson, l0s each; and Miss Anderson ...

... placed against a house at St. Peter's, it slipped and fell, and he was so seriously injured as to cause his death the same night. Verdic;-accidental death.-- An inquest was held at Snoderland, on Friday last, before Thomas C. Maynard, Esq., on the body of Philip ...

... 1P1imlico, by means of which engraving on marble is greatly improved. Iu cutting letters on marble in the ordinary method tse edges chip off, and the defects are covered by painting them over.; but MIr. Page obviates this difficulty by coveting the sur- face ...

... supposed that they must have ap. proached too near the edge of the cliffs, and fall over into the abyss belov. A coroner's inquest was held on the bodies, at Chatham, and a verdict of accidental death recorded. Skelton has left behind a wife and eight ...