... W~alton, of Edge End, Maresden, florist, exhibited a large quantity of erna-. mental foliage ?? eur clias: Best six geraniuns, Lacn- beat; best three ditto, Lambert; be. t specim ditto, Laibcrt, Best three fuchslas, Mitchell; speciman ditto), Mitchell. Best ...

... position, and which she refused to elevate, at Mr. Mitchell's request, to a level with her eyes. M-. M. then requested that the coverings might be placed over his own eyes. Capt. Hudson complied, and Mr. Mitchell was asked to read. He candidly replied that he ...

... vanished, and the elephant had the advantage of fresh air and exerebe into the bargain. DEATH ?? HYDRoonoBiA IN ABEaDEEe.---W regret to have to record another death fromn hydrophobia in Aberdeen. The victim in this case was a young boy -named Connon, who ...

... ever fwitnesses. DEATH OF SIR WILLIAM EDWARD PARRtY.-We regret to learn that, on Tuesday, intelligence was received at the Admiralty announcing the death of Sir William. Edward Parry, which took place at Ems on Saturday last. The death of the gallant admiral ...

... in Little Comm-street but 27 to 100; the propoi-tion 1 If of deaths among little children in the street little more than half as crowded as the other was even less than halfI aas great. Deaths from zymotic disease in Dudley-street e were more than twice ...

... stated that several members of the congregation of the first- named seceder are about to follow the example of their ?? News. DEATH FROM GLANDERS,-A horse-dealer at Toppis- field recently bought a glandered horse for a few shillings. &s it was a very good ...

... 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 ...

... Accidental death was returned. It was arranged, on the suggestion of the jury, that a fund should be raised, in order that some substantial acknowledgment might be made of the services of Cooper, the scullerman, on the occasion. lTHREE VIOLENT DEATHS IN A ...

... in three-quarters of an hour his sufferings were terminated by death. An in- a quest was held upon his body the same afternoon, by Mr. : Dearden, coroner, and a verdict of Accidental death 3 returned. PwooGess IN THE COUNTY or DUnseAM. -There are few ...

... mutilated, ad th unfortunate man died at the Sheffield Infirmary the ?? night.' A young man, named William Mitchell, met with ' dreadful death on Friday night week, in the cavera beneath a saw mill belonging to Messrs. James avilr0 and Son, at White Abbey ...

... twenty-fifth anni- versary oF his accession to the throne of Belgium. TaE MURDEa ' IZ STAFIFOaDs~i1E. - Betty Edge, accused of murdering Ann Edge, her aged aunt, by beating out her brains with an axe at Alatonefield, will not be tried at the Staffordshire ...

... soon as he abandons entirely the Anglican Church. a The fatal affray with poachers in Derbyshire has re- ~t sulted In the death of Booth, the keeper. Lord Shaftesbury is said to be engaged in negotiating d with Pins IX., at Rome, for the extension of ...