... Dublin, the Earl of LiandslT. The death of hi* lordship leaves the title extinct, there being no male beirs. On Wednesday the 13th lost, in Kildare-strcet, Dublin, much respected, Catharine, wife Francis Taylor, Esq. Edge-bill. Same day, Richard Robert, ...

... ShaA and Fly Wheel, large Grindstone, pair of Whittlehi'l Edge Stones with Spindle and Bushes, one five feel Bed Slone, well calculated for an upper Corn Millstone, a large pair of Iron-bound Edge Stones with Bed Plate Bushes and Splntfle Used for Grinding ...

... the whole com(lnl‘amcb or Lirt.—The Premiums to cease after limitbu Amkual Payments. For sum to be payable at age 00, or at death. raaMtcMs oh caemT. A portion of the Premiuma may remain on Credit, Assurances may effected in various ways not enumerated ...

... of pregnancy, went lodge with a Mrs. Mitchell, No. 2, Shannon-street, Brounluw-hill, where she gave birth a female child. WednesJay week she left Mrs. Mitchell’s, but on Thursday she called for her botes. Mrs Mitchell’s (laughter observed that she bad a ...

... (Lieutenant Hawker) and bis second (Lieutenant will surrender and take their trial for their alleged participation in the death Mr. Seton, at the next assizes at Winchester, which will commence this day. Tub Porr-omcß.— An official node* has been issued ...

... verily believe these gentlemen never saw in their lives before. Mitchell replied, •• Nothing present.’’ Louisa Mitchell, who stated that she was the wile of the prisoner, Henry Mitchell, declined saving anything. Francis, the demand, replied saying, At ...

... 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 ...

... before hit death roraplaitwd sudden spasms in bis side, but seemed think ttothing of them. Hajaiutat la part. The inquest ms the remains waa held Saturday afternoon. before Mr. Carter, the coroner, sod the jury returned a verdict of Natural death, arising ...

... Anketell, child and servant. Mr. Thompson, Dr. Stewardson. Mr. Brunner, Mr. Appleton, Mr. C. ami servant, Mr. (‘alder. Miss Mitchell, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Fleming, Captain Mnckiniion, Mr. Mason, .Mr. Barber. Mr. Hobhouse, Mr, Edgar Ross, Captain Hruge-s and ...

... dioukl feel a. if gave tuerely sik-nt vole the pre-ent truly interesting occasion,—inte. resting iiuh e 1, fir regard is the death of Mr. Canning the present moment the light a national calamity. willing to hojie that the and virtu*m# nobleman, whom the ...

... country a more commanding station than rt had everoccuptediu In* memory.— Cheer ..' lie hesitateil not to say that, untimely death Mr. C., the country had etifllTed Irreparable loss, f Mr. In-re vmic-what ojqireased, and >alrl that should -d, oa the ind ...

... Moscrop Rochdale..Mr. F.H. Pishwlck BlackburnMr, T. Bolton Preston Mr. R. Benson Warrington. Mr. J.C.Paliaon Bury Mr. John Mitchell Chester Mr. T. Fletcher Nantwicb Mr. T. Shaw SUN FI HI ■raithrr /U-ttrtft; Craig' t>s, Wflbtck-ttreit. Cuttn EsraausHKi ...