... Accidental Death.' D TROWBaRIDGE.- 'Soching Death.-A great sensation liehs been produced in this town by the sudden death of Mr. E James Turner, under the following extraordinary cireum- A stances:-It appears that, a few days before his death, lie had ...

... machinery, and was instantly crushed to death. The engine v as immediately stopped, and the body with some difficulty taken e out. On the following day an inquest was held before Mr. Marris, X- when a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. No blame ap ; peared ...

... and who, notwithstanding c every exertion, could not be got out of the water until life - was extinct. Verdict-Accidental Death. At the conclusion of the Fancy Ball, at Clifton, last week, an accident, which might have been attended with serious consequences ...

... wvorn by young ladies, and instead of nounces very deep tucks edged with riage and pbldrine very deep behind and on the shoulders, crssig front in the ceinture, and trimmed with folds edged With frnge Morning dressesoftilacc,green, or sky-blueare madei ...

... assize. HAND-LOOM WEAvErs.-We understand that sub- scriptions have been entered into among the hand-loom weavers at Wotton-under-Edge, Kingswoov , Darsley, Nailsworth, end other places, to present Mr. Timothy Exell with a testimonial, tbr his untiring exertions ...

... 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 ...

... Tio children were burnt to death Friday morning, by # fire in a lodging-house in Pancras Place. Twenty-two orkin-people, who lived in the house, escaped. A rerions case of Mlanslaughter occurred in the neigh- ouhrood of Alderley, in Cheshire, last week. ...

... Munich, a girl, six years of age, was -piseed as dead in an open coffin, in what is called in that coon- try tite hall of death, preparatory to interment. On the follow. log da'h oofudlaying with the white roses which hod ben strewed over her. The keeper ...

... = ,anrnback over a deep precipice. -Mr. B. bad the pre- s Fc omind so jumpo out.-ivhen on the edge of she bank, and 5 was thdas saved from it premature death The horse6 watmilach vi injured, sod the gig dashed in piecels; the wrdek was brought to w -A ...

... whether they should not deliver a verdict of sanslaughter, and thedriver waskeptin custody until they de. cided for Accidental Death. The above is really a melancholy case-the poor fellow had been but recently married, and after being out of work some time ...

... Dec 5, at the same place. Sol. Robinsbn, Londoni. Lewis and Dutton, of Wotton-under-Edge, clothiers, Nov 7, Dec 5, at the same place. Sol. Weight, Wotton-under-Edge. Samuel Goode, of King's Lynn, Norfilk, money scrivener, Nov 6, Dec5, atthe GlQbe Inn ...

... 39; the number of deaths was 3,226.' This report includesonly that part of Paeis which lies wjtlin the walls; and therefore, about a fifth or more of the cases and deaths are to be supplied. Vfhen to these are added the cases and deaths that have occurred ...