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... THE INQUESTS. The number of deaths occa-ioiied this dreadful and l ean rending visitation formed one of the principal topics of conversation throughout the duy, and many reporis into circulation. We grieve say, however, that a few have fallen victims ...
... them, and it would be proved that owing to that accident she received such injuries aa caused her death. The Jury would have to consider whether the death of the de- ceased waa to he attributed to the prisoners' improper conduct. The charge against the ...
... the extent of £11,01â 6s. 10d. A Ttait the number of deaths which had occurred during the year 1848 was 88, the sums insured uuder the Policies which have emerged in cou- sequence of ihese deaths being £92.405 10s., or with Bonus additions, £117,568 ...
... close to the edge of the canal, at the place where the heart-rending event occurred : so that owing to the extraordinary dense fog which prevailed at the time, a person walking on the footpath might easily m.ike a mistake, walk too near the edge of the canal ...
... person tJ .oice exactly tally with the description given of the man rio committed diis impudent robbery. Horrible Death- — As a mechanic named Edge, wu _ H>iinesda_ week, employed in ihe machine .hop of Mr. Hum. of Rochdale, in putting a strap upon a drum which ...
... ot* age. has already spent about li year- i>. pn ...
... they came to a plain modern coffin, which contained the corpse of a child supposed to have been about two years old at its death. No coroner's inquest was held on the body, but the coffin, with its contents, were re Interred beneath ai. apple-tree, at ...
... n of Births, Deaths, and Marriaves, fully concurs in the recommenda- tions issued by the Heads of the Medical Corporate Bodies, mil agrees to fulfil the inter tions of the Legislature, by giving 'Britten Statements of the cansc of Death in all c«es, ...
... horses, carriages, and light goods. AOEKTS : Mr. C. Mo&ETON, Steam Packet Wharf,) St. Katharine's Docks, - ?? London. Mr. A. Mitchell, 3s,Leadetihallstrcet,J Messrs. Wilkinson and Hah it is, Stockton-on-Tees. N.B. The King qf the Netlierlands has undergone ...
... cross-examination, of payment being uken iv any other mem er It was also clear, Waattsr admitted ou all hands, that on lhe death of Kelle'.l, sjsa paiST pas .eel to bis personal representative, his widow. The County Clebr — l think there was nothing tran ...
... and diffi- culty about the age of the death avoided by the admission of it in the Policy. Policies assigned as bona fide security, not void by death from suicide, duelling, or the hands of justice. In case of death by the above causes, the value of Polices ...
... Mr. MITCHELL, the Chief Officer of the Preventive Station at Marsk. and hi* Men. were violently obstructed in the endeavour- ing to seize the said Lugger and her Crew, by Persons unknown, and that Six of the said Crew, whom the said Mr. Mitchell succeeded ...