... a' mechanio named Joseph Lunn ben blown neross,ebe goit into Mr. Mitchell's dyehouse, cnd ten the body of a young woman by. his side, 'also blown over cau by the explosion. On the edge of the goit the body of env another yonzg woman was lying, and just ...

... likely to be worthy . of Wallace and the great ?? of civil and religious l liberty, bound up in his life and death. The local treasurer is James Mitchell, Esq., managerof the District Bank, Wigan. Subscriptions of the smallest amount will be received, and the ...

... the moon's edge, and about half-way up rather abrupt- q ly curved downwards. The total length amounted to TI about one-sixth of the moon's semi-d imeter, but its th breadth was inconsiderable, the rose cour was meore B conspicuous on the edges than in the ...

... Kenyon was one of the invited, but, in his letter f apologising for his absence, he says: 1 Holding firm by my faith by John Mitchel's principles, but utterly despairing to witness their prevalence, I have f for three years abstained from' politics, except ...

... West, directors, Mr. Chas. Frost, solicitor, e add Mr. W. H. Huffam, secretary, had an interview a with Lord Stanley, of Alderley, on Monday, at the Board of Trade. . HUL PROTESTANT OPERATIVE CONSERVATIVE As- Q ?? members of this association held their ...

... for money, and 97' s for account. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CADIZ, Friday.-The Casatttue, from Sunderland, burnt to the waters edge ; crew saved. DAROTMOUTIi, 24th Sept.-The African Queen, from Newport to Trieste with iron, sprang a leak, and was abandoned ...

... ear and arm were blackened. Mr.\West said that death must have been most sudden. Hel had msdade psf mortem ex- amination of the body anod found tihe brain was extrenmely softened. He believed that the death of the deceased w.as caused by the great weight ...

... -a edi h e DEATH isy AasENic.-An inquest weehl nteb g ginning of the week, 'and will ho resumed on Monday next, at i, lapton, Somerset, on the body of Emma. Candy, aged 217. the ),wife of a young farmer of that neighbourhood, whose death 00- r' curred ...

... about ten feet B , deep. Ater much struggling, however, and by the aid of le ,several extpert swimmers, who were on the water's edge, thew whole cf them were safely brought to laud, most them feb lminus their hats. B i ORESTERS' MONIK FRYSTONE. PI . ?? FRIENDLY ...

... 1expenses of his nial ma rriage, and 200,000fr. a year and a suitable re- Inad sidence are settled upon his wife in case of his death, of .1 so that altogether he must be looked upon as a de- am, cidedly fortunate youth. It should be stated to his F creit hatjus ...

... Court, William Dyson, 31, James Maoltn, 31, aid Johns Mitchell, 29, were in- I dictet far a brirglary itt tie house of Mr. James Hol- ferd, amtl stcaling a part of a caridielabra, iris property. Mitchell and Dyson pleaded guilty. The evidence ad- b driceti ...

... lose their cows by death. The ohairma0 (Captain Dale) delivered a very appropriate speech on the utility of the olub, and the numerous benefits it had conferred on those poor people who had the misfortune to lose their cows by death; he also remarked upon ...