... Ellen albsrlutely. The testator's daughter Gertrinde Elizaheth Bilbrough is to have the uise. and enjoyment of his house in Edge Lane, Liverpool, and the tea- tator bequeaths in ti-uet for her sand her children £~50,000, and upon trusts; for his daughter ...

... when the deaths from explosion numbered only 51- a figure which compaxred most favourably with such years' as 186G, when 651 miners Ewere killed; 1878, when . 586 were lust; i1880, when 499 lives were sacrificed ; or even i.1883, when the death-list was ...

... wll be 5 -.d in Conunittee, and a discussion on ;. apo.nonteent of justices will probably be *,,,geel b'r Lord Stanley of Alderley, who J p,.s to ask for a return of the mtagistrates, t .,it tn-ir names and the place of their appointed by the Lord-Chancellor ...

... points and bite counting:- Getter John Hunter. .. .. 35 Gunner Hugh Henry. . .. 34 Corporal Irvine, .. ?? .,33 Bombardier Wmn. Mitchell . 32 Gunner Jiss. Murdook,..30s Gunner John Paterson ?? .. .. 29 Sergeanst-hii 3r AtGesabhins .. 24 Gunners Hunter and ...

... Mr.,. j cobiikfar . il itfter a ote of 0ivieseh to 4he mtb hade 0o i ui gbe up efe aig6pn beritlA hu~b ?? a jiad, by Mr. Mitchell, the ImmigrationAgent ?? a . tt ?? an besit p~redfrom dusiod .Pthoouaed from China. r . rie Mfaiiritiu6 ?? o 4l;larobVlSI ...

... be talken into LI Iharbour for repairs. co: dv EATH OF Mhr. RozERT WVoon, Onessoce.- thl ,We announce with deep regret the de~ath of Mr m Robert Wood, representative at Creenock of the by Glasgow Hecrald, whinch took place with startling L suddenness yesterday ...

... ted top resent the Rev.,Jh evcet h curc d- adparish of Idcb-, inth -Presby'other ofy Stranraer anid Ehire of WVigt.vvaan yth death of the Rev. Johnti M.'ama.Lodntim A licontiate of the Preshytery of Glasgow, has been a61 appointed assistant to the Rev. Matthew ...

... son, wte have been funished with the aubjoined report for last year, 1870-Births, 233; mane. ages,- 4; deaths, 1hst 1869-Births, whi marrisage 28; deaths, 118. Rate of mortality per 1000 in 1870, 35; in 1869, 22. The dimini.. tion in the numberof births ...

... some people to suggest as that protecting chains should be hung round the a edge of the quay jetties. - ng MoNTRoss.-Harbour Board.-The monthly ig, meeting w as held ?? Mitchell he in the chair. The Collector's report showed that are £3319 bad been collected ...

... affectionsr 6 deaths ; cardiac, 5 deaths ; pblthisie and saaohtsrg diseasge, 18 deachs ; scarlet fever, 5 deaths , oop- ing-cough, 10 deaths. The nuamber of dL ths at and above 70 years is larger than usuil. Tisi slzddeis change of 'tbe weather has hald a si ...

... Marriaqe in figqh Lif .-It is understood that the Earl of Airlie is about to be married to a daughter of Lord Stanlley of Alderley. The Dutchess of Hamilton left Portman Square, Lon- don, on Thursday, for Germany. The Noble Duke is staying in town. Tue ...

... vaccination was gratuitous but not yet obligatory, the average fell to 304 deaths; and when from 1854 to 1863 it was obligatory as well as gratuitous,9the annual average dwindled to 171 deaths in the million, The gradual dimi- nution in the mortality from small-pox ...