... FERUARY 12, 1830. Cf arilable Donatiom.-The Rev. C. L. Swainson distributed, I dn last week, a quantity of coals to the poor of Edge-hill, at the re- ?? I -. -- A 1 An' A i A ?? -- ..-A A. Au.-At A e. duced price of id. per cwt. which produced niuch -comfort ...

... rela- tive to the conduct of AMr. Mitchell, to be made by Mr. Fitz- gerald, the secretary of Mr. Hunt, and now the editorof a small London publication entitled 17ie Pat'iot. It will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell lately addressed a letter to this journal ...

... (hull under water) when a most appalling sight presented sti I; the captain was suspended irn the rigging, completely cacao to death ; when William George and John Soulsby Wititerton men) fearlessly mounted the shrouds, and bandeau se body to those on board ...

... broken the bone, nor was it of itself suffi- dcient to have caused death, but it might have pro- duced erysipilas. The jury returned a verdict to the of the, the deceased had died a natural death. at Conservancy qf the River.-It is understood that a. the deputation ...

... being upwards of 200 grains of well-tilled, heavy corn.-Seottisf, Guardian. TnE LATE POOR-L.AW RIOTS AT DrWSBUaR.-Brookes, Mitchell, and Bromley, who together with several others were committed to prison by tile magistrates at D)ewsbury, as partiy (ipators ...

... Manchester Rail- way at Edge-hill, so as to merge into the centre of the former town at the New Haymarket. It is intended chiefly for the convenience of passengers, whose conveyance, at present, in Omnibuses, to the station at Edge-hill, is considered as ...

... stones, whereby le was so much injured that lie died the next day.-Ii all the cases the jury returned a verdict of l Natural death. , BOROUGH POLICE COURT, JULY 30.--Before the Mayor and T. Brocklehurst; Esq.-Mr. Lomas, consta-l tile, appeared against Thomas ...

... loth instant, at Alderley, by the Rev. Edword Stanley, rector, Lieist.-Col. William Henry Scott. Of the Fotsileer Guards, only son of General Scott, to Miss Harriet Aleslbsa Stanley, fifth daughter ef Sir John Thomas Stantlev, of Alderley. 13art. -Oi the ...

... ? a verdict was returned of ` Accidental death. A M1.,N KtLLr n A Cow. -On 0 itiirday last an inqnest wivas taken at the Town Hall, before it. l'Iliner, Esq., onl tile bodyv of Miichael TLuamert, whose death was oecasioned in the follOwinO remarkable ...

... unexceptiounable, to be admitted a member of that chub. CHlLD BURNT TO DEATH.-On Monday last, an inquest was taken at Croston, before R. Palmer, Esq., on the body of Thomas Worthington, whose death ivas occasioned under the following circumstances: Ellen Barren ...

... the inquest, whenhe died. Verdict, Accidental Death. FATAL ACCIDENT ARISING PRODI DnuNS;EwNEs On Monday last, an inquest was taken at Whittle-le-Woods, be- fore R. Palmer, Esq., on the body of John Edge. Gilbert Banks, of Whittle, stated that the deceased ...

... closely gat adimitted that only ote died of sp~asmdic. Ifin addition cOD to what I have suggested, a we~elly'statenment of deaths pre (the corresponding week last year) was published, it would, Of I am Persuaded, greatly diminish thedread now felt, and ...