... posted to the command battalion. The dismounted part of Cnptnin Pet lei's Iff op H. 11. Artillery emb.irked the Royal Arsenal for Hull, route for Leeds, on Tuesrlay morning lasi. Major Moleswoitl/s couipany Alii hattalion is ab-iut to course of repository ...

... appointed as storekeeper Woolwich Royal Arsenal, Mr. E. M. Sparkes, the deputy storekeeper at Woolwich, will appointed atorekeejier at Devenport, and Mr. Joseph Pellatt, first clerk in the storekeepers office, Royal Arsenal, will be appointed deputy storkeeper ...

... THE LATE CATAS7ROPHE AT HULL. TIN shocking deaths of Mr. aod Mrs. Heatig, at Hall, the former of whom, after shooting his wife and setting fire to his house, destroyed himself, bee produced fears of the most distressing nature as to the fate of the two ...

... THE LATE CATASTROPHE AT HULL. The shocking . deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Ilentig, at the former of whom, F,lfter shooting his wife and child and setting tire to his house,, destroyed himself, has produced fears of the most distressing nature as to the fate ...

... opiinent, or y arsenic, was found, amounting to between eight and ten grains, more than suflicie4it to (lest! ov the life of an adult. This had been taken during life, and either as yellow or white arsenic. Mr. Brooke here produced some of the arsenic which had ...

... THE LATE CATASTROPHE AT HULL. The (hocking death* af Mr. Mr«, Henlig, at Hull, the former af wbam, after (hootine his wife and setting tire to his house, destroyed himself, has produced fears of the mest distressing nature te the fate of the two children ...

... JOHN HULL bim if Mr. Boanrf. «■ bad i|nkra to him aboot mim deeds ha aiihed hiim(Lißas] t« aweae to. He said ha bad bean ssssssfi knew ootbiof at all abet. any deed., nor did Wo* peraoa named Bolton. The prisoner replied, Oh, Defer mind that, »oa mnat ...

... THE LATE CATASTROPHE AT HULL. The shocking deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Hentig, at Hull, the former of whom, after shooting his wife and child and setting fire to his house, destroyed himself, has produced fears of the most distressing nature as to she fate ...

... HULL, June 23. MATar.—The match between the two gigs, the Greyhound and the Red Rover, for 10/. a-side, was decided on Friday evening . in favour of the former. . _ _ . The interest excited by this exhibition was intense. Long before seven o'clock (the ...

... _ Awful Explosion in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. FIVE MEN AND TWO BOYS KILLED. An explosion of a most awful nature took place in the Laboratory department of the Royal Arsenal, at ten o'clock on Wednesday morning, by which seven persons were killed ...

... LATE CATASTROPHE AT HULL. shocking deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Hen tig, at Hull, the of whom, after shooting his wife and sotting fire to hi* destroyed himself, has produced fears the most dis- nature ns to the fate ike two children (boys) at Hamburgh. appears ...

... HULL, Dec. 11 An inquiry, which, from its remarkable character, has created considerable attention in this part of the province*, was, after two adjournments, brought to a termination today, in the committal of a quack doctor on charge of poisoning a ...