... the past week at Alderley Edge and the district around, through an alleged refusal on the part of the rector, the Rev. E. J. Bell, to read the funeral service over the bo[ly of Miss Anne Burgess, the daughter of a farmer at Alderley Edge, who died from ...

... Macclesfield, and the other Miss Stephenson, daughter of a friend. On arriving at the top of Alderley Edge the horse took fright, galloping down the steep into Alderley so as to greatly atlarm the occupants of the vehicle. On nearing the Trafford Arms Hotel ...

... serions accident occurred on Sunday evening to a picnic rarty from Altrinehlam. whic-iv was ?? from Alderley Edge. In desendinlg a steep part of the Edge the hi-ke of their waggonette broke, and the oocupints ot the vehicle-o-ven women and four children-were ...

... outside Watchet, one of the young men lying in her frozen to death, bis comupauiou lying on the edge of the tide uncnCnEiouS.' ?? sn inquest was held -at Liverpool on the body of Fanny Mitchell, who was killed by the fragments of a boiler -which exploded ...

... Malitchell and his friends were overtaken by darkness, and that the deceased had gone too near the edge of the precipice, over which he fell. Mr. Mitchell has left a widow and young family. In an article in the Ddbates upon the prospects of the new year ...

... n years of age, wana dered away from her home on Tuesday week. A verdict of Death by ?? ' was on Tues day returned by the jury who inquired, at Aecrington into the death of John Cotton, a spinner, who died from the effects of a dessert spoonful of carbolic ...

... coroner, gave directions for inquiry to be beld into the cause of the death of George Taylor, aged sixteen years, the son of Farents dwelling in Surrey-street, Sonlthwark, whosa death took plate ontho previous day at Guy's -Hospital. On the 6th instant ...

... Italy. At Liverpool Policemcourts man -named Mitchell wasl fined ~210iand- cosats foritefinwthelga-irs Coloplaint bad: boen md ht-sle f-ae t eti clubs were delayed. On inquiry-it was discovered thdti Mitchell hadl diverted time-wire at :a clubj inwilliamnson- ...

... ness, causes the ruin and death of hundreds of his fellow men, ought to be restrained in his actions and enforced by law to do his duty. It is an old and wiso nursery maxim, that children should not be allowed to play with edged tools ; and land in the ...

... light. were not on. The vegsAi,) howvear, tock the bar, and unfortunately kept too far to 1 he north ward, at 4 ran upon the edge ot a dangerous reef e rccks under the Spvtish Battcry as Tyneniouth, asd Uron as the Blank tliddens. It was at that time coming ...

... Hotel, Fordingbriidge, 6001 from the following sympathizers T. Westlake Esq., 30l vinen and Sing, 24; Mr. W. Weave, 24; . Mitchell, 24- H Hayter, 24 - Admiral P. A. Foley, 24; Mr. Hay.on, 24; H. C. Welsh, 12 (committee men); E. Lannosn, 12; 0. W. Amoey ...

... wer6 also terrdbly' ased, had rome the violence of the collision one Of the g tres was at sed edge stripped of the paint, and the wood cits tran ragged. Death had thusdbeen ?? emon' A minute before, when his 'ife was putting the loom 1inwotion, an overlooker ...