... tenanlts, nod Lad. etcsd thint ho I had soundedhi own crdeath knell. Sir Thomas .9cons- Plinind to ti'e Arc'ihishcp of Twuan, hote it wasii,9colained that the words osed were 1Politic-al death knoll. Tais mmnglit b Lalid Of a political opponen(.t by ...

... FLowEn.t Dxcy.John Thornton, Fartown. impi - JoeFmeU.T.-PstcZimHOLDERS.i-William Fracer, Bernje. Dow- son. John Mlanden, James Mitchell, and John filling, A FLowzics ANn PiLANsTS.-Jamnes Sykces, Peter crowes, aiopi` Kinl son Woodl, Benin. Dawson, Edwin IHirot ...

... Sidgwick, of Kettlewvell, innkeeper, was summoned by Thomas Mitchell, of Skipton, spirit merchant, for £80 lIs. Gd., for spirits sold and delivered to the defendant's father previous to his death. Defendant was sued as executer of his late father. The defence ...

... at his death a pay list of 800 hands at Brattlebor', at a gross salary of £6,000 a month. Mr. Estey was a prominent member of the Baptist Church in the United States. TaE ACTION FOR LIBEL BY A TIPPERARY Faast.-I our report of the action Mitchell v. Clegs ...

... medical men were sent for, but their services could be of no avail, as the death of theunfor- timate man must have been instantaneous. The body presented no appearances of a violent death, and there was not the slightest discolouration. FEARFUL ACIDEiNT AT ...

... and thathe would make all practicable *provision for the safety of the workmien. The jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. BiRlVWSTER SESSIONS IOR THE KIRBY-MA1ZEARBD DI!SBION.-These sessions were held at the Court-house, Ripon, yesterday (Friday) ...

... breakfast and meeting was held in Kirkgate Chapel, and in the evening the annual meeting, presided over by the Mayor (Aild. Mitchell), washeld in the same placethe attendance being large onl both occasions. Divine ser- vice was celebrated in the churches ...

... taken, and he was liberated. Mr. J. H. Mitchell, solicitor, cross- examined for the defence, and elicited that the accused had given every explanation to Mr. Norininton and bad been ; perfectly civil. Mr. Mitchell observed that the case was im- portant ...

... mebrhpo ,0,o ?? o 69 members it V duigte er a aeo ikis during the year e0 L, had averaged five 'days permebr Thle number of 4DE deaths head been 17. Trie funds of the division were in a cl t flourishing condition. The report having been adopted, a ?? scale ...

... Superintendent Neele; to Mr. Hyde, station-master at Chelford, and to Doctors Dale and Rogers, of Stockport; Dr. Davis, of Alderley-; Dr. Atkinson, of Crewe; and- other medical men, who hurried to the scene from adjacent towns and villages on hearing of ...

... eighteen months ago, and the jury were of opinion that at the time he caused his own death he was labouring under I temporary ?? aecond'iuquiry had reference to the death of Mary Ann Beau, seventy-two years of age, whose husband resides in Meore-street.' ...

... CHAPITAMBl BEQUEST TO MANCHESTER.-The late Mr. Joshua Satterfeld, of Alderley, has left a sunn of £10,000, free of legacy duty, and with 4 per cent. interest from the date of his death, to endow or benefit a Cenva leseent Hospital in the neighbourhood of ...