... It appearS that a sentinel, in rob the r;ar of the Royal Marine .Barracks, at Forton, to whose post was close to the water's edge, heard about midniglht persons moving near his post an abea challenged them, not receiving any auswer he pro- ¢eoi eecded to ...

... was killed tb* previous day. See standing on tb* edge th* causeway Marshlane, and slipped off just as cart was passing, which passed over her, and caused her death bow afterwards. Verdict, Accidental death. Ne-'chffi' a •»*. traded '. W f Court-houw for ...

... he was not believed ; on the contrary, he was sent for trial at the sessions. Death from Reading in Bed.—This highlydangerous and too prevalent practice resulted in the death in our Infirmary, on Monday afternoon last, of Mary Brown, a single woman, 22 ...

... shrinking from a contest. Sryo-'LAR Death from Suffocation.—A great sensation has been produced in Trowbridge, by the sudden death of Mr. James Turner, under rhe following circumstances:— It appears that, a few days before his death, he had placed himself under ...

... two ewe She ...

... of the respective ages of three I ! and four years, who met their deaths by accidental I burlling, during the temporary absence of their parents from home. Verdict, Accidental death. e NUNNERY.-The Catholics are about to establish a nunnery in Nottingham ...

... less than twenty four deaths r from starvation ! and, if we can judge from appearances, ne before the termination of another week the number will tb be incredible. As to holding anymore inqusts, it it mere nonsense. The number of deaths is beyond count- te ...

... children, of the respective ageas of three and four years, who met their deaths by accidental I burning, during the temporary absence of their parents frovn home. Verdict, Accidental death. I NUNNERY.-The Catholics are about to establish a runnery iii W. ...

... less than twenty four deaths from starvation ! and, if we can judge from eppear amnc, before the termination of another week the number will l be incredible. As to holding anymore inquests, it is ;mere nonsense. The number of deaths is beyond count. lIng ...

... r Il burnit add itini to to death. of patic er, IaQOU;ST. 1Wo0,FB. .-Mr.W Slyman, do c Coroner, held air inquest at the Oak Inn, in this A. ens istown, to enquire into the circumstances connected Ardforl eswith the deaths of Mr. W. Peplow, aged forty-four ...

... to inquire concerning the death of man 47 years of 1 age, named Joseph Beck. The deceased, who was a brewer, and resided in Nelson-street, left home about five o'clock 00 the Tuesday morning previous, to go to Mrs. Mitchell's, at Potternewtou, to brew ...

... of James German, a child about 19 months old, which had come to its death pulling a potful ■Of boiling coffee on to i»s breast and arms, about a fortnight ago. Verdict—“ Accidental death. Society for the Propagation of the Gos. in Foreign Parts.—On Tuesday ...