... the approach of the relief sio column, Three births and two deaths Bu took place under these novel conditions. ta l ho . All agree that the two most terrible tor blows of the siege were the deaths of po Major Seott-Turnor and Mr. Labram. TIe Fr former was ...

... lbermnondsey, South London, wbihit - Do rescue her mother, Mrs. Elizabteth * a waso ara burnt to death. 'HE CHIESHIRE BUILDING TRADE e of Wilmislow. Alderley Edge, ?? iHa-?rth, and other Cheshire distrmts '2Wa2zatingfor an inereasseof wages. The ntZ a e -o ...

... Birtles Hall near Chelford, and Trooper Cookson, hl son of Mr. T. C. Cookson, station master, Alderley - Edge. Both went out early, and are well known in a Alderley Edge, Ohelford, and surrounding districts. tl Much anxiety is naturally felt by their reiatives ...

... together with the site, amouited to £1,248 6s. 6d., of which sum £548 bad been raised. Death of Mrs. L. J. GREENSMITH.-We regret to announce the very sudden death of Mrs. L. J. Greensmith, daughter of Mr. W. L. Mugliston, superintendent of the line (Midland ...

... grcuter in proportion.--'lo resolution was adopted. ok -The Medical Ofticor of IHealth (Dr. W. .J. Heslopy he reported that the death rate per 1,000 during the :ho month of February was 24.3, as compared w ith 13.0 no in the corresponding month last year, and ...

... attack's. The Elip River has fallen, and is at its normal height. DEATH OF GL4ASGTOW JOUrLT~ NALIST IN LADYSMITH. Mr Robert M-itchell. the correspcndent (if the Standard, whose death in Ladysmith na typhoid fever w as reported yesterday, was s native ...

... The following are prisoners of war at Barberton, all well:- Colo. Spraggeand Holland, Capt. Robinson, Lleuts. Lane, Rutt edge, Mitchell, and Pringle, Sergt. Robb, Corpl. Woodwiss, Troopers Eyre, Bonham, Wells, O'Gorman, Kenyan, Elvelyn (Darby ?? Tootner ...

... 1000, on an estimated population of 668,645. ig During the same period 320 deaths were regis- Ld tcred, being equivalent to an annual mortality of 9- 24o per 1003. The causes of death were-zymotic a- diseases 109, disease of respiratory system 33, mnervous ...

... path with a swinging stride. Mitchell waited till he reached the edge of the activity, and then fired. The victim threw up his hands, staggered backwards to the verge, and fell down. And then the demon that bad mastered Mitchell's soul left him, and the vacant ...

... refer to d the Mercury alone. The institution which is to be erected by 2 the David Lewis Trustees at Warford, near -e Alderley Edge, Cheshire, for the reception B co: and treatment of epileptic patients, will pr bestow a great, blessing on many who are ...

... near the edge and fell into the water. A youth named Parsons, of back h9, Lancaster Street, jummed into the water and reaclted the lad, and tried artificial respiration, but without success. The jury returned a verdict of ' Acci- dental death, ad commended ...

... company in the City-road. nar- rowly escaped being scalded to death yes- tbrdey. He workB as a stoker, and by some means i4ll into, a vat of boiling Water,-'hut manag6ed to held on to the edge add so prevented himaself being com- pletely immersed. Ilis ...