... .DEATHS. Yeftrnlat evening, after long asig ievereilln.sf?; which lie bore with Chriftian tui'fitmie and refignation, Mr. John Hole, aged 43, coal infpector at tin! place. He has left a wife nine children to /ament his Infs. fe nnlglit,- fuddthly, having ...

... DEATHS. This rooming, his house iu Savile-Mrcot, ayed G7, Mr. John Todd, upwards years a partner in the (irm uf ILills, Toil.i, aud Hassell, of this place. Thix morning, after protracted iltneas, aged 40, Mr. Wm. this place, drupgist- was truly pious ...

... at Kilham; for. Weatgh, to Miss Berrimnan, daughter of Mr. P. Bcrrirnan, of that place. On Thursday weeik, the Rev. Thomas Mitchell, of -Market Yeighton, to Miss Chnblely, only grand child of the laIt Rev. gieunrd llewili, of Pucklington. On Snnday, aged ...

... Prebendal Stall, Sancti Butolphi, in Lincoln Minster, which has) been vacant aince the death of the Rev. O. Jepson. The Rev, Matthew Blagdon Hale, M.A., to the Rectory of Alderley, Gloucestershire: patron, R. H. B. Hale, Esq. The Rev. George Proctor, M.A., the ...

... direction of the radius of the disc, and in consequence of the edge of the disc sinking In its progress some way into (he ground, these teeth met clods with the tide rather than the edge. changing their position, and placing them at a certain angle to ...

... resting on the edge of a fish kettle. Mr. Ponder, surgeon, who was called In. gave It his opinion, that the deceased had been seized with fainting flit, and (ailing upon the edge of the kettle, had not been able to gat up agala. The sharp edge had acted ligature ...

... Inf. Convict Mitchell.—On Saturday last, Mr. John Noble, governor of York Castle, received ie ...

... the 12th of January next, and it was prorogued accordingly. There was not a single member of the House of Commons present. Death of Lai>t Manners.— Tbe Dowager Lady Manners, formerly the Hon. Jane Butler, expired on the ind in tant. Fornham Hall, near ...

... 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 ...

... Drawn and etched Prince Albert, 1843. Horrible Death On Friday, Mr. Baker, the coroner for East Middlesex, received information of the following extraordinary and horrible death of a person named Mitchell, dairyman, of Shoulder-of Mutton alley, near the ...

... Gar bull; 8. Mr. G. Wood ;3, Mr. Hodgson— Purple: I, Mr. Roberts; 3. Mr C. Brewster.—Edged, Upped, or spotted, white ground : 1, Mr. Mapplcbeck ; I. 3, Mr. Roberts. —Edged, Upped, or spotted, on other ground: 1, Mr. Soulhy , t, S. Mr. Garbutt.—Maroon and ...

... laok Eddy rad Ckartara isMa malady Ibay told him that Mitchell had atolaa the ibara. rad they want with him to rail them. Ha rat aw era that either of them bad been in eaatody before, bnl Mitchell old offender. Eddy and Charter, war. diraborged with caution ...