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... I larpin. Esq., on Monday last, at the (Ace of lir. Kidd, the Town Clerk, enteriog the bowie Matthew Lock clothier, of Ho ..edge. in the towmidp of earterirth, dealing therefrom ea; rums of money. The robbery toe& on Sunday afternoon, between the hours ...
... Inn. Sept. 18, at Scidcoates Church, Mr. Saml. Smith, chemist and druggist, of I.eeds, to Mrs. Ann Dobson. Thursday last, nt Edge-hill Church, Mr. Thos. Mnss?r, jun., glass-cutter, lute of York, to Mrs. Rush ton Woods, widow of the late Jlr. George Woods ...
... would cause the death of a child. Verdict: Accidental poisoning. Sudden Death.— On Tuesday morning, an in- quest was held at the Charity Boy public-house, in Carver street, before T. Badger, Esq., on the body of Henry Jen- kinson, edge tool hardener. It ...
... longer loon than those from near the edge. if a telescope were constructed with such a mirror, the image v ould be extremely indistinct, the sp!mrical aberration would be so great that the image would appear misty, the edges of the image wooed be is defined ...
... carriages, accompanied by his Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, and attended by the Countess of Sheffield, Hon. Miss Mitchell, Earl Hou-e, Earl of Denbigh, and the Hon. William Ashley. Her Majesty was received at the foot of the grand stair- case ...
... 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 ...
... the evening of Monday last au accident occurred to Mrs. Herbert Mitchell, of this town, which had well nigh been attended with fatal consequences to that lady. It appears that Mrs. Mitchell. along with her little daughter, had been taking an airing on the ...
... her clothes taking bre. Verdictsoemilmilef deaf& Us Friday . , at the Fleece Inn, Med• deratistd, oo the body at William Mitchell, wh o died in amiable at that place.—Verdict—bred Me eosins/1m God.—Same day, at blioalder ot Minton Ins. Slaitimaite, on ...
... 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 ...
... held a rmeeting on the Bulwarks. I am very sorry to record the death of James Smith, of I e Whitehaven, a Miner, who has done his best to for- ward the cause of union. He met with his death on 0 Thursday night, the 23rd of May, In a pit at Cleator e Moor ...
... Wrigley, of Alt, near Afhton under Line, aged- 91 ; fbe kept a fchool, and taught her pupils till within a few days of ber death ; flic has left now living 3 children, 43 grand children, and 63 great grand children ; in all 109. Lately died, Mr.John Smith ...