... and somewhat ill- judged, of the hero of Puddledock to bring his grace so unmercifully to task. Colonels Napier, Curwood, Mitchell-in fact every military man who has either spoken or written of strategy.heap the most extravagant eulogies on the noble duke ...

... Air Hetchin's hr. d. Teniers. Mr Mitchell's cm. b. Brenda beat Alr Sewers's b. d. Sweep Mr Wjlie's b. d. Arab beat Mr Todd's b. d. Actmon. SECOND CLASS. Gambler beat Clansman-Brenda beat Arab. THIRn CLASS Mlr Mitchell's Brenda beat Mr Raimes's Gambler ...

... Tio children were burnt to death Friday morning, by # fire in a lodging-house in Pancras Place. Twenty-two orkin-people, who lived in the house, escaped. A rerions case of Mlanslaughter occurred in the neigh- ouhrood of Alderley, in Cheshire, last week. ...

... white satin slip. Train of white satin, edged wvith blo:nd lace. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, lappets and diamo~nds. Miss C. Hume-Dregs of rich white figured tabinet trimmed with tulle. Train of white satin, edged witlh blond. Head-dress, lappets, pearls ...

... 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 ...

... Knights Grand Cros! noDOVxistin, and before any regular ninghts Grand Cross hereafter to ne made, and that in the event oi his death, the vacancy thereby created shall not he ST.eJAdfES S-PALACE, JULY 18. The Queen was this day pleased to conler the honour ...

... tip, and instantly cotsveyed to the aboae hospital, vhere he expired shortly after sis arrival. Verdict- Accidental death. SUPPOSED DEATH no:t DRSTITdTION.-An inquest was held on Tuesday, at Horoleydown, on the body of Chatles Freeman, a native of GloTtcester ...

... 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 ...

... supposed that they must have ap. proached too near the edge of the cliffs, and fall over into the abyss belov. A coroner's inquest was held on the bodies, at Chatham, and a verdict of accidental death recorded. Skelton has left behind a wife and eight ...

... ? 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 ...

... Mr Aid. I'otter,sFconded by Mr AId. Lamb. NEW CASGWAY FORt STEATSIBOATS. The River Committee, on the petition of Mr H. A. Mitchell and others, praying fir leave to erect a landing place for stcam-boats, expressed an opinion thst another gangway was necessary ...

... 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 ...