... clasped, and the arms across the stomach. He was opiaion that the deceased had died from spasms of {he stomach, and not from any effects produced the chaffing dish. Verdict, Died the visitation of God. The 'same day, another inquest was taken before the same ...

... anid Sea, 144 1VV'N~lDa respectalsle YOUTH as an AP'PRENTICE 00G 0Qt 161S ?? DRUGGoIST.- ?? hion tris .invt trc. si, ad further susiqe~if WAXres1;'s MCET1, .;San-a KliNSINTO~rN CANDLES. WTANTED,13. respertable YOUTH, as an APPRTENTIOCE Pr to tire Tar. ...

... Christmas day of child ; her burns had since gone on well, and she died from natural causes, but from what she died of, witness could not say. no poil mortem examination having taken place. died Wednesday last. The deceased's child still alive. The deceased's ...

... burial bein g hall owe d by the tears of many of those who witnessed the close of his career. Thus died Major Andre, in the flower of his age, the friend of Sir Henry Clinton, and the honour and ornament of the British army. If the infamous Arnold was ...

... -ported that tlw ohjeet of his search **had died oa the water!” The widow put on ' her weeds ' tnownted die sables—and mourned in- fir •it) It two. Sot, hvvmr, bavin, bofuro hw tyoo, Uw pwi oM maxim’Tiv (food to b. —try and vimin good to ba MoaaaT amt vara j ...

... JULY. S. The Rut India Free Trader, the Carnbrea Castle, lost the Isle of Wight —crew and passengers saved. 9. Gerard Callaghan, Esq. returned Member for Cork by a majority of for bk. Callaghan, 523 ; 6k Augustus Warren, 155. 11. A gnat worm at Haifa ...

... peasant anti domestic servant say—“ The heritors apply one half of our contributions save their assessment;” that is, our pittance does not go to relieve our own friends ** and neighbours in their distress, hut is certain quantity deducted from a certain ...

... —Aberdeen Journal. H A DIM NOT OM DI ußDZall.—On Wednesday last, while Thomas Crone, a carter, was cleaning out the dungstead belong•ng to Emend, the person suspected of being concerned in the Haddington murders, he dis.xivereid a parcel, So which le? paid ...

... much r.t heart, of which he wa.* the une-'Tiiprmmsing champion,' rnWlfid tke last, and di-daining all surrender, although opposed to numbers, and deserted his friends now feagued with his adversaries arrayed against him. hi'.e thus abstained from contact ...

... R. Bernal, Esq., M.P. for the city. The freemen in the pink interest have also distributed Christmas gifts to their poor friends. We are happy to state, that in consequence of the liberal subscriptions for the relief of the poor of Dover, coals will be ...

... found amongst other in Mr Seymour’s possession when ite was taken into custody ty night, when he went, accompanied iiy his friend, to prodded with scaling ladder and other apparatus, to effect the iady's escape over the garden.wall, preparatory to their ...

... ling, were ordered fur mat. —(hi Chri ...