... DEATHS. the 3rd instant, Jane, the wife of Mr. Richard Whitehead, Hill-cross, in this City, and daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Perks, of Willenhall, aged 62. On the 31st ult., in the 84tb year of his age, John Tomes, Esq., of Warwick. On Friday last ...

... other to present several deep indentations. The alligator was eight feet long.— Bombay Times Lofty Hill. —Axe-edge is a large and lofty hill; its edge—hardly axe-like—is a long waste, and affords magnificent range of prospects. one direction a wide stretch ...

... vacant the death of the Dean of Lincoln—patrotV Grown. NUNEATON. ,1 Awful Death. —On Tuesday last, between 10 o’clock, a young man named William Pegg, son . landlady of the White Hart public house, in NuneatoU) fl ,j imprudently sitting on the edge of copper ...

... Inlle dresses, forming the prettiest trimming possible. Paletots of velvets, or manteaux Jinsse, have been worn, lined and edged with valuable fur; but the newest in this style is the mantelet elole, of watered silk, lined and wadded, trimmed with a rich ...

... persons, A grand display fireworks closed the day’s proceedings. Death from Chloroform. —An investigation took place on Saturday last before Mr. Wakley, coroner for Middlesex, concerning the death of Walter S. Badger, Esq., aged of Nasborough Hall, Yorkshire ...

... might deluded statements made to Mr. Mitchell. His property had alreadJ paid nearly .£lOO,OOO to the estate, and a large reside* was still available. After reviewing favourably other cumstances regarding Mr. Mitchell, his Honour conclude his judgment in ...

... about five yards from the edge, where the water was sufficiently deep to save him. Had Mr. Parker not sprung considerably forward as well as over, be would have alighted some rugged buildings at the edge of the river, and death might have been the consequence ...

... sum of £,ooo, has determined on presenting to it a donation of that sum, his lordship’s intention having been frustrated by death. The funeral of the late excellent Bishop of Norwich took place on Friday last in Great Malvern church, at one o’clock. It ...

... where she died jjfln 1 ® last from the effects of the injuries. Verdict, so tfi ' death.” The clothes caught fire by the child reachio? thing off the mantelshelf. Death of Tom Oliver the Pugilist. —On » Ji ' last Tom Oliver drew his last breath at tlie ...

... any complaint from the ranks, thus imparting general satisfaction and confidence. Death the Bishop of Down and Connor. —The Belfast papers of Saturday announce the death, on Thursday night, of the Bishop of Down, Connor, and Dromorc : The Right Kev. Richard ...

... n. As far Captain Marshal could ascertain from the survivors, the number that perished being crushed to death between the ice and frozen to death were between and 00. As soon as he had succeeded in getting all board, the ship was got under weigh, and ...

... his brother rebels.” The Convict Mitchell.— The Weekly Register says, The following letter has been addressed to a gentleman in this city, in reply a remonstrance concerning Lord George Benlinck’s remarks upon John Mitchell: Harcourt-house, Sept. 8. ‘Sir ...