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... parifh, has, within thefe few days, met with a fudden reverfe of fortune by the death of a distant relation in the country, leaving him 3,0001. Old Bailey.— s. M. Mitchell, the unhappy man, who a few weeks fince cut the throat of his own child in Spitalfields ...
... Stonidelph Field, 7 2 i'4 Little Meadow, 3 0 9 Ch^mpi'in Field, 7 1 IS Dodson Acre, 2 0 8 Fa-t Top Edge, 3 3 §() West Top Edge, 10 1 »j Middle Edge, 14 1 31 Bjck Edge, 7 3 13 Moss Acre, in Ken.laM Moss, I 2 19 Rood in Anice Land,* 0 1 25 93 0 9 The above lies ...
... trench, and the inhabitants ran to pnt an end to bis exiflence : dt the fame time, a child, who bad approached too near the edge, fell into the trench. Tbe alarm was general, as all believed the wolf would inftantly have feized the little unfortunate. ...
... The Marquis of Tweedale is a candidate for the vacancy in the representation of the Scot- tish Peerage, occasioned by the death of the Earl of Rotlies. Yesterday Ministers received the biddings of 25.000 Tickets, to be drawn in two or more lotteries on ...
... were in the proportion of 1 to about 26 of the whole population ; the deaths Ito 33 ; and the marringes Ito 73. From the returns, it appears, that more than one half of the deaths were under the age of twenty. The following is the enumeration : — Under ...
... in London, Mr.W;lloon, bsker, Comp. D- ton-street, to Miss Roberts , formerty ofitis t rqwn. :w Lately at Cbildw.s1, James Mitchell to Miss Welsh, both of Allerton. mf. Osr Wednesddy the 26th ult. at Cannork, ths Rev. George te Chetwode, second san of Sir ...
... immediately advanced to- wards the hustings. When they came towards the hustings, saw several of them strike, b_t whether with the. edge or flat side of their swords he could not distinguish. Saw oneof the yeomanry wbo rode round Ibe back of the hustings strike ...
... haee aonetet Castle-street, P .t JihTBIN being callged to the Chair, T meL C;.t ,ti(on were adopted l TF frrtD/ftO i * tai edged suysrioritv of OGIto Coal TF letnctis~on of Gas haviug bee~n asceoralned by expe- It 10 L~hl~rt~l~l Twnsin he ingomparticularly ...
... of the buildings which were driven in being destroyed. An elderly woman, of the name of Mary Hughes, also met instantaneous death. Her daughter was servant in Mr. Yates's family, in Seel -street, who had left the house in the care of the servant and her ...
... Plonghboy, Mr. Pyka. Grcu Edged ‘Auricula—\ st, Telamacus, Mr. Pulford; 2d, Ryder’s Sovereign, Mr. Pyke; 3d, Clegg’s Lady of Honour, Mm. Dyson; 4th, Pott’s Hagulator, and sth. Kanyon’s Ringleader, Mr Waterhooxe. While Edged Auricula —lst, Taylor's Glory ...
... mainimast of the Hi-lbernia, and carried away her Et- bulwarks, staneheons, shear-planks, and top-timberS, nearly i-to the water's-edge. The contact was so tremendously cud- lie den and unexpected, that Mr. Thomas R. Swap, a passenger, er. travelling for the ...
... forwards Soon after eight o'clock Mitchell, tbe rat r catcher, arrived with the rats ; they appeared of uncommon size, and full of life. Charles Dew, the owner of Billy, appeared witb a scarlet-coloured jacket, edged with gold ; and a waistcoat literally ...