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... Miss Emma Charlotte Wyche, of Greenheys. On the Ist'inst. by the Rev. James Crook, Mr. Thomas 5k Smith, to Miss Catharine Mitchell, both of this town. asl I On the 2d inst. at Didsbury Church, by the Rev. Samuel -g Newall' Thomss Beard Holy, Esq. of Norton ...
... REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AM' DEATHS.—I hereby give notice, that JOSEPH WHITTA.M. i Bury. in the of man. has been duly appointed REGISTRAR of and * DEATHS, for the district of Bury Nurth. thfe place or stea l Jimas PUlin.e, lafe/of Ram BroM,-. —- ;i-rer ...
... at the Collegiate Church, Mr. James Garner tn Miss Mary Broadliead, this town. James earner, On the 16th inst. St. Mary's. Edge-hill, Mr. William G. Dawson eldest son of Thomas Dawson, Esq. of Dublin, to Louisa daughter of the late Mr. Lewis Stubbs, of ...
... abSCnCe -the Tha^ffi c. R °CHITaLE. s^SS^-sSaSa Child Burned to Death fin • , of Thursday week a Hue ot age, named Edwin Edge, whose parents reside Haybrook, near Roch.iale, was burned death h & I 11 the absence of his Lv lmii an in q' « was held 1 by ...
... DYMOCK'S GOLDSMITHS ENGLAND. New edition. GOLDSMITH'S ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY ENGLAND, frorathjOnvasion of Caisar « to the Death of George II.; with a oXiflJhe present ■- time, and a series Questions IM&ciscsAipnn each chapter. JOHN in roan and lettered ...
... caught fire, and before she could be afforded any assistance, had received injuries that caused her death on Monday last at noon. A verdict of accidental death was returned. London Missionary Association—The annual sermons aid of this association, were preached ...
... and Captain 'Hyde Parker to he companions of the order. It also states that the honour of knighthood has conferred Major Mitchell, surveyor. general of New South Wales. day last week Mr Walley. the medical coroner fur Middlesea, held ott inquest, and ...
... about eight years of age. e a t ?f was smothered by falling into midden ,et urne i back of the Cock Edge Factory. The jury B a verdict of Accidental death. e sh Information.—On Monday, Thomas f ' ?f School Brow, was convicted in a penalty s.ft y/ killings ...
... Vampire.—Also. Edition, 3 vols, price t'l 1«. 0. THE MANUSCRIPTS OF DEL V.—Also, price 2s, j THE VOICE THE PULPIT. London: C. Mitchell, lied Lion Court, Fleet-street. day published, price 2s. 6VI. part 2, of IpiREECE, P I T 0 RIA DESCRIPi TIVE, AND HISTORICAL ...
... expired while in the act of gelling out of bed. It was proved to the saiisfaction of the jury that apoplexy was the cause of r death, ami they returned a verdict to that effect. I’oauii Accidents.—On Tuesday evening, about six o'clock, a three-horse Bolton ...
... 9 new cases, and 1 death, making a total of 12 cases and deaths. Six at present remain under treatment. York, July. cases, 6; deaths, 3; recoveries, 4; remaining, 26. Total, 374 eases. deaths. Hull, July & 16?New cases, 22; deaths, fi; ...
... lie had no money Messrs. Drummonds, or any other banking-house. There was no land-surveyor there named Mitchell, but Smith found one James Mitchell, shoemaker, who admitted that he was acquainted with Mr. Acktoyd. and also allowed him to make use of his ...