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... INQUEST IN THE SHAKES CAMP. Mr. Coroner Druitt held an inquest at the Shakers' encampment atHordlo, on Wodnesdoy, the body of Mary Ann Miller, aged twentytwo, who died somewhat suddenly the 27th April. The deceased was a native Uarwicn. The inquiry lasted ...
... lit. 6in. dimensions. which proceeded diagonally across the range from a point about 500 yards from the pire. to mark-200 yards on the right flask the hattorr. Two men were allowed from tbo command lo go on” fir© ten rounds per pin. For fir© discipline ...
... the Armonry, from whence we led the battalion up to the station and saw two of the cyclists off by train. We heard nothing of the right half section until about half-past eight, when we received a telegram from Stockport from Corporal Moore who was in charge ...
... and Simpson.—The Clerk read a circular letter from the Local Governmeut Board extending the prohibition of the importation of rags from Italy and Spain to the 31st October next. A letter was also read from the same Board asking for the return of the receipts ...
... ON ROKBALDS MOOR. The Bradford Antiqnsirien &gift had • very =excursion to lionibsids Moor on Saturday der the lendirship of Mr. W. Mom the special ablest bd.' to visit the aarionsly-e•rved recite which are MEd la reefer plums as the moor. At Be. Rhsl ...
... on General Prim, ~== S A Malaga paper give: letters from Melilla describing the surprise of a battalion of provincials in the neighbourhood of that fortress, and the Moors chasing those who escaped up to the very gates of Melilla. The block-house was ...
... , finding escape from the bouse j cut off, endeavoured throw the bed ling and mattress out ] the third storey window upon which to jump, though I they were not in immediate danger. The tire brigade was nearing the spot with the fire-escape when the terrified ...
... Calcraft, from bis apparent fondness for me, from the alteration iv my behaviour, and from the preference I had givon to him before Mr. Metham, he made bim bis sole executor, leaving me only tbe plate which he had received as the usual perquisite from government ...
... supposition Richard of York escaped Edward have been murdered and it would have been the height of folly for III to have one of to allowed the other to escape Nor the riiurderers likely done their work to have suffered escape of boy who if taken by surprise ...
... QXisttllmtoms %tw# and from* (Soasip. The Hon. Mrs. Adams and family have arrived ;it the United States Legation, from Italy. On coronation -day a grand temperance fete is to be held in Broadlands Park, the seat of Lord Palmerston. On Friday nearly fifty ...
... accom- plished by any Ship or Steamer in the World :â From> Liverpool to Melbourne â From Melbourne to Liver- poolâFrom Liverpool to Melbourne and Back, not includiug deteutiou abroadâ From Liverpool to Mel- bourne and Back, iucluding deteution ...
... s, found three feet below the surface ou Marston Moor, and a shoe, for compaiison with them, of the celebrated racehorse Van Tromp ; also a shilling of the time of Queen Elizabeth, found ou Scalla Moor, and two Roman bone pins, fonnd on Bishophill. The ...