... 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 ...

... propertied and privileged classes. Pretty well this for beginning, but mark the close. These deaths are as clearly chargeable on the Engli>h Government as Abel'? death jn Cain. The famine which the enormous re>ources the British empire, in the hards of the ...

... he was removed h.: without delav to Guy's: Hospital, in London. a .e DEATHS FROM THE WiATiE'R.-Three' labonring' te men have been found dead near Dumfiries, who6were g a frozen to death during the late severe'storm.' The h poor fellows were discovered'together ...

... Special Colleotio, Barton and K London Mr. David Appli From Star Office Richard Williau Sowerby Bridg Mitchell To Mrs. Cooper, To Mrs. Duffey, death ?? Paper and posts One dozen of Me Paper and posta To Coffia for Mr To Shroud ?? Pall and hatbani To Grave ...

... Purple: 1, Mr. Roberts; 3, Mr. C. Brewvster.-EdedF, IppeP tor slpotted, on white ground: 1, Mr. Mapplebeck ; 2, 3,Ott. Roberto.-Edged, tipped, or spotted, on other grouod: 't Srolby, 2, 3, Mr. Garbutt.-Maroon and dark: I, 3, O. Ito therington; 2, Mr. C. Brewvster ...

... , *ee iti s -tPas sley. On Wednesday inornisg, the penltty of death was in. fllcted oh the orinal Williatn Perj, in front of the 'coutybuildingsPaisley;f~orthe'criidIeofmitrder. Perry, the sufferer in this. case, ras a tobacco spinner by trade, and a ...

... 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 ...

... melancholy accident occurred in King- street, almost immediately in front of the office of this f paper, which resulted in ihe death of Mr. George Curl- t ing Cox, jeweller, residing close to the spot where the t catastrophe occurred. In contemplation of the ...

... pointing to the banner of Liberty or Death, shouted Men, be firm! ' This was sufficient to rouse their feel- lings, and, with bitter erecrktions against the police, they called out powan with them V-,Liberiy or Death! and appeared determined to resist ...

... interruption be offered to the proceedings, He chee 3. then informed Mr. Mitchell that he was required to give M adhail, himself in £200, and two sureties in £100 each. Mr. cent 1, Mitchell tendered as bail Messrs. Arthur O'Hagan and Gov y- Janies M'Dannell ...

... his dear friend Mitchell; he was to bim as the apple of his eye ; and always concluded his letters to him with m ay God bless you and your Ja1nit'. What, then, caused him to see that Mr. Mitchell had been a spy ? Why, read Mr. Mitchell's history of ...

... the deceased met his death accidentally; but we are of opinion that the captain of the Sylph was highly to blame for the speed at which he had previously been going ; we believe the Orwell to have been the moving power to the death of the deceased, but ...