... and upon their coming up, Mitchell said to them l What, you have got a gun or two I see, lads. They made no reply, but ene of them, named Broadbent, pointed his gun towards Mitchell, as if he was about to fire. . Mitchell said to them If you have ...

... procession going up to the Queen with a menorial, which ne would join, marching under a black hinner, with a death's head atrd bones, sigtnifyinrg death tr iibserty and lytritif the time be was frequent'l - bed. He aNLs. sail. if a few meen WCould now make ...

... TIhe vessels (if the brain were very much congested, end lbat typhus fever was the cause of death; she might have wvanted food, bitt that had itot caused her death, The Co roner inquired if, from she filthy state in which she was found, without clothes, ...

... which shte expired. 'Ihe body of thre poor girl lisa, since ly death, undergone a minute Surgical investigation, anid such were the dreadful injuries she ha~d sustained by some sharp- -edged instrument, that they are beyond parallel ; thle de~crip- d lion ...

... lower part of the abdomen, and inflicted a serious wound, which, as we have stated. resulted in his death. The jury -returned a verdict of Accidental death. BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A FEMALE BY A GAMEXCEEPEri. -At York Castle, a man named John Siggs, a game- ...

... regard to ho a base done, traitor to your cause ; macrc him out, and have no fellowship ['The C with the abettor of anarchy and death. It is my earnest room, is desire to see a real un ion between the middle and labournig Sunday classes in Merthyr--that they ...

... last week at F the house, a lone one, of Mr. Mitchell, a stock-jobber. Head- r denham.. At about midnight, five men with disfigured W faces, and otherwise disguised, forced their way into the M house; Mr. Mitchell got up, and demanded their business, 3k when ...

... water's edge, heard about midnight, persons moving near his post, andl challenged them; not receiving any answerhe proceeded to the spot and found a large wherry, which has been twice captured prior to this event, and a small boat at the edge of the water ...

... that time at 1.14)0,000, the proportion of deaths will be 1 in 180 of the unpulatih it. If we estimate the deaths up to the. present ati 11000, and the population of London as 2,200,000, the propurtion of deaths that, lave on- curned in two ruontlis is ...

... expressed hiis belief that Mitchel and Frost, Williams and Jones would soon return, and Itussell, Palmerston, and Ce., be sent away in their placea (cheers). He announced a Chartiat camp meeting on Sunday next, on Blacketone Edge, and the proceedings then ...

... twelve months back, when became acquainted with Mitchell, hia wife, attended the High Church regularly, and made family wor.hip his own bouse for the space of five years. From the time took with Mitchell hi* habits changed. He gave up attending church ...

... but that this species of amusement will merge into M. Jullien's undertaking at Drury lane, it is right to state that MAr Mitchell is now making his engagements in Paris, and intends opening the St James's Theatre as usual. BOROnGoI OF ?LAREBONE.-On Saturday ...