... spectator. Tbe village of Alderley is one of the mutt romantic, imagination could picture, tituat.d about a mile from Alderley Park, the family mansion, and immediately uuder an insulated and . lofty mass, of rock called Akkrley Edge The day waa delighttully ...

... Mr. Warren, and Mr. Sydney Smith. H oBHiBLE Death.— A few days ago, Mr. Baker, tbe coroner for East Middlesex, received information of the following extraordinary and horrible death of a person named Mitchell, • dairyman, of Shoulder of Mutton- alley, ...

... farmer. He was highly respected by his relatives and mends, and his end waa peace. Death of the Psimate — It is our most painful task, this day, toannource the death ofthe Mom Rev. 'I nomas Kelly. Primate of Ireland. His Grace tell a sacrifice to a malignant ...

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... speech, and then read the undermentioned LIST OF PRIZES. FLOWERS. Green Edged Auriculas. — l, 2, 3, Mr Henry Foord. Grey Edged Auriculas.— l. 3, Mr H. Foord ; 2, Mr John Muckle. White Edged Auriculas.— l , Mr J. Muckle ; 2, 3, Mr Jas. Horsley. Self Auriculas ...

... 3, Mr G. Longfieid White Edged— l, 2, 3, Mr T. Miller. White Spotted— l, 2, 3, Mr T. Miller. Whim Selfe— l, Mr T. Miller; 2, Mr G. Lonefield • 3. Mr F.Mitchell. ?? Yellow Striped— l,MrE.Wragg; 2, 3, Mr G.Lonafleld Yellow Edged— l, 2, 3, Mr T. Miller. «»-™i« ...

... readers will recollect be merit* of tbe cam -Stringer, at hi. death, left 1200/. to bis but tbe widow married Taylor, a resident at Leed., ■ m. In- wu peimiiud to make use oi the money. On the death 'I Taylor, aa action wu brought to recover the amount from ...

... occurred. She lin- gered in the most excruciating agony until Tuesday evening, when death released her from' her sufferings.— The Jury returned a verdict of ** Accidental Death. To Antiquaries.— A Correspondent, who dat. a his letter WensJeydale, says, that ...

... tbe form of the water lily, and sup- ports a large shell, tbe rim of which on tbe inside has smaij water Hues floating on the edge. The Font which was executed by Messrs. B. and W. Smith, 1* of silver gilt, and tbe water wblch it contained, and which waa ...

... with the everyday characters to wham hir. Dickens «o pleasingly introduces his readers. The National Magazine — London: C. Mitchell. — Several of tbe articles embodied in thia periodical are of the dark romuntic cast which characterized the German bchooi ...

... without cbmh- -102 Blackstooe-Edge. Meetings of die friends to these neasures are to be held early in die present month, in order to ascertain how far the jiroposed improvements will receive the sanction of public support- Death hy Fiijhtinfr.—Oti Saturday ...

... _nns ol the rec.nUy explored region nf AUSTRALIA KELIX, and ofthe present Colony of NEW SOUTH WALES By G__e°_ai r ' L ' MITCHELL » F ' GS - nu F.RG.S., Surveyor ** I he illustrations amount to the number of ninety in the two volumes. Even in this ...