... which shte expired. 'Ihe body of thre poor girl lisa, since ly death, undergone a minute Surgical investigation, anid such were the dreadful injuries she ha~d sustained by some sharp- -edged instrument, that they are beyond parallel ; thle de~crip- d lion ...

... spirit-merchant, aged 40. His melancholy end is deeply ?? the 3rd inst. in West Pan- Street, South Shields, Mrs Mitchell, relict of the Rev. Mr Mitchell, Curate of Embleton.-The same day, in East- Street, South Shields, Mr Robert Mather, aged 52-On the 31st ...

... werlne, il lonmollthstllire. Saturday lastdied, at Voodbridge, inafit of ape. plexy, Mrs. Mitdlelli relict of the late Thoulas Mitchell, Esq. lohiday died, at' Ramsgate, aged 67, Sir John Sutton, K. C. B. Admiral of the White. On Monday last died, much respected ...

... -1000 individuals as a tes.' timonial of their admiration of his Grace's conduct at Waterloo. Death of the Earl of Whitworth. 14 Accounts received of the -death of Mr. Roweroft, the Eng. Uish Consul at Lina. 16 The Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes an ...

... six inches above the flooring. A verdict of accidental death was returned. Unkan s'On Friday, was committed to Shepton-M~allett bride- Fee swell, by Sir T. S. Champrieys', Bart. Sarah Mitchell, wife Youlg of a labouring man at Frome, charged with stealing ...

... Cambridge; Robert Philip Blake, B. A. Pembroke hall, Cambridge; Frederick Parkin Hoole, B. A. Christ's college, Cambridge; John Mitchel Chapman, Mi.A. Exeter college, Oxford; George Dewdney, A. A. Queen's college, Oxford; John Bridges Ottley, L. A. Oriel college ...

... lion-hearted Prisoner:- I I do not assent positively the proximate cause of the death of Napoleon; that can. only be known with certainty to the Almighty Disposer of all ?? and death ; but I assert, unbesi- tatingly, that it was hastened by thie treatment he ...

... of Scnte am( tphens was also the wife of the notorious Mitchell, already wai tanzsported for that offeuce. This is untrue, as her former hue'- sali band (Hugh 'Mitchell) died in High-street, Edge-hill, and was Par buried at-St. J6lb's Church, Liverpool ...

... forward. Soon after eight o'clock, Mitchell, the rat- catcher, arrived with the rats; they appeared of uncommon size, and full of life. Charles Dew, the owner of Billy, appeared with a scarlet coloured jacket, edged with gold, and a waistcoat literally ...

... Curious it is to mark too how one tint eoftens or heightens into another-how the enlightenment of a HOLLAND darkens at one edge into an agreement with a sombrer shade, which again is blended and confounded with a still deeper colour, till at last we find ...

... these boys may enable an accurate observer to solve ; but some curious anatomical questions can only be decided at their death. To settle the questions connected with the mind they must continue to live, and they seem to us to live, and however, so much ...

... mainimast of the Hi-lbernia, and carried away her Et- bulwarks, staneheons, shear-planks, and top-timberS, nearly i-to the water's-edge. The contact was so tremendously cud- lie den and unexpected, that Mr. Thomas R. Swap, a passenger, er. travelling for the ...