... Btiker, the Coroner fos, East Middlesex', received information of the following extraordigi.ary. and horrible death of a person named' Mitchell, a. dairyman, : of Shulder of Mutton-alley, nearthe. North Country -Pink, Limehouse. It 'ippears4that. on Thursday' ...

... Stagbitry, iotd the light 1i4n. Laily Mwrgaret Walpole, to Marpgiret Harriet Isabella, eldest tlauhtgbir of the )ate Col. Mitchell, and of the ltigltIllofi- Lady lU Tiet Alitchl1. At St. Gteoge's, I Ilciaver.square. the HoDI. 1eregrine Francis Cstji, tto ...

... be a Surgeon, and shal~l take care of the Surgical d Cite in ordinary, and a Cunsulting Surgeon; and in the evente of the death, resignetiun, or non'attendonce ol either of them, a Ganeral Court of Governors being duly oummoned fior thatt purpose, shall ...

... arrinigil and at mid-dy till tie tribunes were filled. At half-pilrt tno the Queen Regeit arrived, dressed in a dark blue robid edged with silver lace; she looked very %vell, and bowed end sinileil as she entered the Cortes. Having read the oilth il a calm ...

... followjing effect:-6 ?? Mary, I was ihinged yesterday, Wad died like a (man; no more at piesent'f rou your lovring hu'ib'aad till death does us part. Love, Lawa, and Pluysic.-A little Buidlta, which may be desl nated by 'the title' of 'this mueh-admirred farce ...

... fellmounger.-R. Lay, of T aynton-Mill, Oxford, miller.-WV. Baker, of Bristol, cabinet inaker.-D-Trot- maan, of Wotton-Uudei'edge, liueu-draper.--G. Walker, of Stockport, fellmonger.-T. Birch, late of Llandewy Ystradenny,11adnor, drover.--J.C'hadwick, of ...

... lie was burned to e death I His private secretary was found, the day after c the assault, hidden in a garden; and on his being carried to the spot, recognised the half-consumed remains of his master, who was worthy of sush a death. Our list of casualties ...

... professional business. o0 We are concerned to state, that Lord Viscount h I Valletort, the eldest son of the Earl of Mount Edge- . ' .cuin e, isdangerously ill at the Earl's seat, at Aount rEdueninmbe, with but faint hopes of his recovery. l At the Mlonithly ...

... feet wtvide in that place. The middle of the road was fresh gra- velled, 6o that the off-i'heel off the coach ran over the edge of gravel. ' hle cart had no lamps, lhercfore those who *,ere in the cart could see the coach, while those on the coach coul ...

... supposed) being now out off from without the i work within is simple enough. And here is the ' weorkl' suggested by Mr. Mitchell:- I Every streot is su excellent shooting gallery for disci- plined troops, but it is a eliter defile in whish to take them ...

... a- soap lye and the moos and weeds will be scrubbed to death without dislnrbiog the gravel. If the walks are properly rounded the first sharp shower of rain will wash all the rubbish to the edges, from whence it may, be easily removed as soon as the ...

... cheek & lodged in the unfortunate gentleman's head, causing instantaneous death; the Jury returned a verdict of accidental death. Mr. Whitaway was 37 years of age,-his untimely death has cast a deep gloom over the parish and neighbourbood, where he was highly ...