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... 16th ult, he was on Selston Common. Saw at that time a dog running a leveret, and Wilson and Richards backing it on. He caught the dog, and sent a boy with it to a farm-house kept by a Mr. Read. At a short ...
... occasiou death in a fee hours. A Coroner's I energetic oddresa. inquest was subseq uently held upon the body, and a vet- .3. S. Wright, Esq. gave as a tu.ist, the of fi cers of the diet •' aeci.l,lll deatit n toned L unatic Asylum, and paid ...
... Thursday week, a man marked with small pox, aged about years, went to iiurtou Joyce, in this county, and after enquiring for a person of the name of William Porter, a framework-knitter, and being shown the house, told Mrs. Porter that a sister of hers ...
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... tion The following is a list of the subscriptions already ree- ived William Higgs, Ksq , Mayor, ; Messrs. Higgs s-m>. tl ; Messrs Harris Sons, 12; lire win A Whetstone, tl - Brook-1 Esq., il W Berrington, Esq, fcl; Joaej i 1) Esq S Cradi k Esq t, Mr Worswick ...
... follows : —She is about five feet four inches high, rather dark complexion, with black hair; has the Irish accent, having heen some years in Ireland 3 bad on a straw bornet, with light bive ribbon, a plaited frill, a black bombuzine gown, and ...
... anil tli.il was I).' a considerable C ol mortitiealion, an«l bail she been lillle )uimj;i‘r. Hie were lorn,H>al !• ...
... Coroner.—On Friday, at the Wrestlers, Snenton, touching the death of a newborn female child, that was found, tied up as a bundle, on the preceding day, in a ditch near to the Rev. S. M'Lund’s house, in the parish of Snenton. W. L. Billings, ...
... brought to Europe, as she considered it would he bettering their condition. She accompanied them on board the ship ; amiss it was not going to sail fur a week, she was invited to remain on howdy Wit she declined, observing that ...
... deceased to make a will, by which she gave all her property away front her relations, that shortly afterwards she had suddenly satd—that her death was kept a secret from her relitiations, and that, as soon as she wale d 4 some one hail to ...
... supported by Mrs. Yates. She is a Parisian =U d e . , lodging as dixirstr—pretty, smart, vain, and light- In her dream, she is seen, under the name of Madame St. Vieloirr, the mistress of a profuse Nobleman, living in splendour: a lone ...