... INQUEST-On Friday a jury assembled in the drawing-room of No. 14, Connaught-terraee, Edge- ware-road, before Mr. IRembrey Wakley, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of Mrs. Mary Weiss, aged sixty-seven, the widow of-the late Mr. Weiss, she ...

... Builder. DEATH BY HANGiNG.-Hanging has prevailed more universally thii adsingle mode of execution, 'naiy:' more, perhaps, than all'oker methods combined. Re- commended by simplieity,' and the absence of bloodshed, it is, at the same. tiied a death from which ...

... extinguished until. the wrsops of Mr. Mitchell and the valuable stock of furs were entirely consumed, and other dansage done by~ fire, water, and hasty removal. 'The origin of the dhisaster could not be accounted for. Mr. Mitchell was insured forI ,stock in trade ...

... GLASGOW, JANUARY 25. I . . . . - . .. I 0 . - 1I Te Rev. Dr.-- Chkampnzys.-We deeply regret to an-- nounce the premature death of this estimable and accom- plishsed geitleman, who, for two vears and a half,ipresided over thea Collegiate School in this' ...

... gate against him, which forced him down, and inflicted a blow on the vertebra of the neck, causing instant death. Ver- diet, Accidental Death. INQOUEST. Bjobre S. B. Jackamaan, Esq., Coroner.- Yesterday, on view of the body of Henry Ludbrook, aged ...

... limit the woeking of in factories to ten hour4a, . 6 PFUNISHMIANT OF DEATH. Mr. EWART gave notice for anil early dyt oeorto leave to briug in a bi1l to abolish the punishmentif of death. T ENCROACHMENTS ON THE ROYAL PARK&. To Viscount DUNCAN Inquired what ...

... the particulars relative to two. inquests . Claus( u- which had been hoiden in Alderuey and Guernsey, On claus t ouc lng thi deaths of an unfortunate woman and the cour sercehildt the wife of Rile , a private in the 16th Sir 0. G )Rehli enoele S ad o|re ...

... 1Accidental death ikutrned. at 3 DEATH FROM ExcessivE DacimoNicN-On Satulnlay last, SU t Mr. Sellers, deputy coroner, held the inquest adjourrd from a, a heTesaypevos, at the White l-orse Inn, XValshaw fo c) Lane, Tottington, respecting the death of Titus ...

... aostmortem'exasnitation,-it waste meia.gn th.derbans pinion that the child died in a couivulsisei li~ -Verdict,~I Natural death. ?? 0 Du- ALLRSGED;MescoNnUCT OV-A, POSTMAN. -'On Saturday eD de last, James Currie, latep~ostnanbetween thisi ?? d 'Darwen ...

... Ilrnmin, M.A., curate of Sculcoates ; C. Ilatnerton, vicar of Eastringtoug; Robert Taylor, vicar of iarulby Moor; Thomas Mitchell, vicar of Sancton-cumn-ttotne oin the Wolds; Wim. Wihlianis, perpetual curate of Whsitgift; Joseph Shooter, vicar of Bishop ...

... broker, upon whom the arrangements devolved The fever is rag ng with terrific violence at Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio. The deaths at Rio have been from 100 to 200 daily. Business has been almost entirely at a stand still. A correspondent of the Athenaum ...

... years of age, some sentences of a Court Martial were presented for her signature. One was death for desertioni -a soldier was condemned to be shot, and his death warrant was presented to the Queen for her signature. She read it, paused, sid looking ?? ...