... William Parker, joiner. Heysham—On the 23d ult, Joseph, son of Ann Lund, aged 2 years. Overton —On Monday last, Mr. John Kitchen, labourer, aged 78 years. Kendal—On Monday last, Jane Sharpies, Beast Banks, aged 43 years. Ulverston —In Sontergate, on the ...

... Elizabeth Coleman stated that on the night of the 30th ult. she had seen Gradwell in the back yard, looking through the kitchen window. was in the habit of coming to the house occasionally to see a young woman, but she had left Mr. Charnley’s service ...

... house of the defendant and obtained glass of ale, or perhaps more, and then asked for something to eat. He went into the kitchen and partook of dinner, but as it consisted chiefly of potatoes, refused to pay for it, and Salisbury took hold of him to pot ...

... Williamson two small parcels, which he placed in her hands at the same time. She was, however, surprised, as she descended the kitchen stairs, to hear the door of the back parlour, where the Lamberts were in bed, opened Buranelli; and while in the act of ascending ...

... Diversion—On the 3rd inst, Mr. James Winder, miner, Djebonse-yard, aged jean; on Tuesday last, Frances, daughter of Mr. John E. Kitchen, joiner, Sontergate, aged 3 months. Richmond, Yorkshire—On the instant, deeply regretted all who knew her, Sarah, relict of ...

... were scattered about in various parts of tbo M»*>. I-oaia was engaged with some friends; the servants and a lad were in the kitchen : it was early in tlia evening, and nobody could have imagined that such a public place robbery would have been attempted ...

... the owner, oas Mobbis, Esq., deceased, There is excellent FARM HOUSE, well adapted for Lodgers, having six Bed-rooms, Good Kitchen, and Watercloset, also a Small House at the back, and suitable Farm Buildings, in good repair. Tickets to be sent, and other ...

... wife of Thomas Woodburne, Esq., solicitor, in her 28th year; on the 9th instant, Mary Agnes, infant daughter of Mr. F. H. Kitchen, cabinet-maker; on the 12th inst, William, infant son of Mr. W. Fairer, Town Bank School; on Wednesday last, very suddenly ...

... the barrack hospital, is still his post, and active as ever. While the men are cared for, the officers are not forgotten. A kitchen has been built for them, and a good cook placed there, who cooks all they send down, and also pro. pares jelHes and broths ...

... interest of the case* may now be considered to have greatly subsided, we only give a summary of them.—John Simpsom and James Kitchen, of Orindleton, each fined Is. and costs, for playing at foot ball on a Sunday, on the highway leading through the village ...

... there was no water, that shortly afterwards it must have been turned on in the street, because her slopstone was full, the kitchen was all afloat, the water was running out of the front door, whilst the cellar was fast filling, the water being upwards of ...

... murder had been committed in the lower part of the premises, and the body afterwards deposited where was discovered. In the kitchen below everything was found in good order, and the breakfast cups arranged for that meal; hut in the coal cellar adjoining ...