... wo~k it. It is difficult to ascertain the exact number of per- t aons working in these two mines. No one appears to be able K to give a correct estimate, because only a list of the names of c the colliers is kept by the company's servants, the miners ...

... Fairhurst, Aaron Collier, and William Foster, charged with being concerned in stealing deals, the property of Mr. Charles - neIwt, from bie yard iaWater-street. Mr. Francis Robinson 1 was for the prosecation; and Mr. Bent defended Collier and I cFoeter, ...

... functions i e with which the corporate bodies of this couatry FL are invested. The selection by the ratepayers tu *t of a number of gentlemen to manage the Bi e conmmon interests of our towns, secures both pI a' the protection of public rights and the ...

... LoNeroNe-In thle week that ended on Saturday lest 2,fu1d P its perens died in London. This number exceeds the average Cow 1,248 by 1,267, but is 281 less than the number of deaths in to the week that ended September 1, 1819, when cholera was aat epidemie, ...

... informs me that both LT are full to overflowing-that the new prison, built on such a D vast scale and expense, is not large enough for the increas- B tug number of prisoners-that the authorities are about to In ask for xt20,000 to commence its enlargement ...

... the requisite but number of half sheets every two weeks, and as soon as they the could get larger felting, which Mr. Gaunt had then in the web, and a few other fixtures and more paper rags, the rhey could supply the required number of whole sheets every ...

... the north level. There arec mployed in thewhole or of of the mine go workting colliers, each of whom has two ti onde- drawers to attend upon him, and generally ecah collier hasI Pa to anothter boy. Those who worked on the south level were de.not exposed ...

... ub arked anid unequivocal. Especially bee the weshhousete ndsystem been a vast benefit tn the peer, by removinlg from the hesmail dwelling house the damp and turmoil of a washing o ~o-day. Many of the baths are self-supporting, and leave a N onprofit after ...

... until the next pher if we day, ana were than conveyed to Winchester GPae, w~ihereth purer on their arvl the~ were stripped, washed,' their aw3 of T and olothee exchriange for t e prison garb, and were, in alt respects, from treatedI as coniaon felons. They ...

... you allow me to caill the attention of viere le o the Post-offic ahoiies to tie great bnconsetiretlawl r, D~S;arise to a vast number of the inhabitaints of Bury New Rued, 10s. or;Waterloo Ruad, end neighbourliood, by the removal of the Omn patch Strongeways ...

... ion, Whlle they aet retittded of ithe vast ittoreese, fitexp which itas taken place within the last few yeses, endo wisict is still togetl: porsing 'in sie sumber of seesicol eases, as well us in the Alcr number of ttgsi inifirm, and helpless inmates ...

... p i washed or rinsed, having a collar attached to it with o a a pin; and Ford deposed that he saw a shirt of the same I v description on the prisoner on Tuesday, This ciroum- f a stance would lead to the supposition that the prisoner had v a washed some ...