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... said that Mitchell would be arrested, and neiha'is : executed on a gibbet in Dublin. If Mitchell was injured, thegiobet must :emain standing for one af .er another of therh (tremen- j docs cheering). Nay, moie, before they hung him (Mitchell) they must ...
... leas) yoa to form opiirion of th* cauM of his death P—Yes. DM you that they were caused by injuries ?—Yes. You thought,, then, that the appearances were quite ramaent to enable you to judge of the cau*e hi* death, without opening his Body ?—Yes. Conor a, ...
... whose name is Jacob Mitchell, wu going round the estate with another keeper, John Walker. On tbeir way they met four men, in Huns- worth Lane, each of whom wu carrying a tun. The keepen knew the men, and knew them to be poachers. Mitchell therefore accosted ...
... church, Leeds, hy the Rev. George Hills, Mr. John Wilks, of Dewsbury, solicitor, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Mitchell, Esq., Birstal. Wednesday last, at our parish church, Samuel, son of Mr. Joseph Hemingway, of the Woodman Inn, to Mary, youngest ...
... Inn. Sept. 18, at Scidcoates Church, Mr. Saml. Smith, chemist and druggist, of I.eeds, to Mrs. Ann Dobson. Thursday last, nt Edge-hill Church, Mr. Thos. Mnss?r, jun., glass-cutter, lute of York, to Mrs. Rush ton Woods, widow of the late Jlr. George Woods ...
... held a rmeeting on the Bulwarks. I am very sorry to record the death of James Smith, of I e Whitehaven, a Miner, who has done his best to for- ward the cause of union. He met with his death on 0 Thursday night, the 23rd of May, In a pit at Cleator e Moor ...
... Tardiot-` Acci. dental death. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-The directors of the Mauchester and Birmingham Railway posted pia. cards, announcing that they would on Monday, the sth instant, take parties from Manchester to Alderley- edge and back for ninepence ...
... Wrigley, of Alt, near Afhton under Line, aged- 91 ; fbe kept a fchool, and taught her pupils till within a few days of ber death ; flic has left now living 3 children, 43 grand children, and 63 great grand children ; in all 109. Lately died, Mr.John Smith ...
... Widow, and an Executrix under t his Will.-And all Persons who stood indebted to the said Wuilliam North, at the Time of his Death, are requested to pay tile same immediately to the said t M\rs. North, otherwise Actions twill be commenced against them for ...
... ult., deceased was employed in a coal-pit belonging to Mr. Charles Mitchell, at Ossett, when he fell from the place where he was working, and was so serionsly injured as to cause his death on the night preceding the inquest. Verdict, Accidentally killed ...
... 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 ...
... Entirely new Shapes Chemisettes, Habit Scotch and' French Cambrics, &c. _ HER J '3 WORKED MUSLIN ROBES.—Re aad real Blond Edgings, Gyrap Lace, Lace Caps, Broad, considerable Reduction. _ The amazing Variety of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, botli an immense Stock ...