... ut On Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Mr. Wakley, 8 ?? Coroner, resumed the inquiry into the cir- er cumstances attending the deaths of Henry Hall and DI Henry Bishop, who were killed in tie late fatal aeci- e; Litnt on the Great Western Railway, at Southall ...

... On Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Mr. Wakley, , ?? Coroner, resumed the inquiry into the cir- er coumstances attending the deaths of Henry Hall and on Henry Bishop, who were killed in the late fatal acci- ed dent on the Great Western Railway, at Souchall ...

... RAILWAY. On Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Mr. Wakley, Of~ MY. , Coroner, reue the inquiry into the cir- cumstances attending the deaths ?? Hall and aft ?? Bishop, who were killed in the late fatril neci- Ay dent on the Great Western Railway, at Southall, on ...

... one with aIn ivory handle, and considerably' worn and-sharp at both edges of the point.] Witniess said thieinflammation occa- ' sionied by suds 'injury was the iminnediato castes of death. ' Mr. A. Bartlett, surgeon, attended the deceased, and s was also ...

... 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 ...

... come l y liquor, he probably lay down to sleep. EHARTRENDING OCCURRENcE-DEATH OF A MAGISTRATE AND Two OTHER PERSONS BY DRowN- ING.-t is our unpleasant duty to announce the death of Theohald Spottswood, Esq., J.P., of Caher- civeen, and two boatmen, father ...

... Troon RailwaY), they observ'ed a hat and veil tied ! on a parasol stuck in the ground, a short distance from I the water's edge, and on looking into the river, they perceived the bodies of a gentleman and lady in corn- nsattivaly shallow water, and about ...

... carpenter, and Elsa Mitchell, aged 27, were placed at the bar, the male prisoner for steal- ing one coat, one pair of trousers, three waistcoats, and other articles, value £a, the property of John Ragell, in his dwelling-house, and Mitchell, for felo- nio ...

... t Alrsharll and Jube: Mitchell in It wore charged under thre following eireumslances -.-On Sunday Ievening, Mr. Corates, landlord of the Blue Bell, went to chapel, leaving iris Iroese in rare of Titomas Smith, svlre saw Mitchell OB t lift rip the her-window ...

... carpenter, and Eliza Mitchell, aged 27, were placed at the bar, the male prisoner for steal- ing one coat, one pair of trousers, three waietecats, and other articles, value £5, the property of John Ragell, in his dwelling-house, and Mitchell, for felo- niously ...

... mortification of the muscles of the left leg, extending some distance up the thigh. Witness considered the immediate cause of death to have been exhaustion arising froom excessive irritation of the stump. The deceased had been a very free liver, and that ...

... when he expired. On inquiry on Mtonday it was stated that his wtie was rather better, lbut still unconseious of her husband's death. Taplin is re- covering frtom hisilnjuries. MaxIeLANole ACCIDENT.-Yesterday mrolning, be- tween six and seven o'clock, a lamentable ...