... London, Wednesday . This has been holiday, not a political week. The Queen Windsor, and the Ministers at their countryseats, have been celebrating Christmas ; and convivial festivity has been the order of the day. In two circles the haul ton, the usual ayremens of the season have be-cn interrupted by the stern hand of death. The Marquis of Dalhousie died on Wednesday, at Dalhonsie Castle, Mid ...

... ASKRIGG. Death from Burning.—On Monday last, a child the name of Thomas Wetherald, four years of age, Whilst alone, had, by some means or other, become accidentally burnt. On the return of his grandmother be was found leaning on a chair, unable to speak, and most fearful condition. The face and arms were quite scorched, and after lingering in great agony for six hours, death terminated his ...

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