... New Irelander3, el immortalised by Thackeray, when Mitchel was 'i roasted in effigy by Shannon shore- .d 'O, the lovely tay was spilt, :3 ~ ti; 1On that day of Ireland's guilt; I ae Says Jack Mitchel, 'I am kilt ! Bvj s, where's tlhe a le back door. c ...

... estate, real and personal, to his wife. .The will (dated May 6, 187) of Thomas Americus, Lord E~rskine, late of Hillside, Alderley .}Edge,- Cheshire, who died one May 10 last; Was .proved or the 1thinst. by the Eight Hon. John I Cadwalader Baron Ecekife, the ...

... Athencrea records the death, at the age cc of 55, of Mr Win.. Johnson, of the firm oi Hi Mitchell & Co., Red Lion Court. Ar Johnson e had been connected with the firm for 40 years, Po and was the first to suggest to the late Mr _ Mitchell the now well-known ...

... M0osij9g, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. T HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. Tbeir LOrdbhips met at five o'clock. In reply to Lord Sr.StXaEy of Alderley The Earl of DONOUGHMORE statedj thjt it was not the intenition of the Governinesit, in the ?? of the pressent session, to ...

... was named oa James Mitchell, belonged to Dundee, and we understand gI t.has left a widow and family to lament his loss. It is sup- Pa posed that the swell acting on the paddle wlheels had th . turned round the crank under which Mitchell was working. Pr ...

... had passed Wamphray Station before they overtook Mitchell's engine, -which was rushing along the parallel rails at the rate of about half a mile a minute. They sounded the whistle, and shouted; but Mitchell was too drunk to pay any heed. It was a fearful ...

... 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 ...

... 47,000. There were eeven of fewer deaths last month than the previous oue, and it would be observed that the death-rate for the past-two years had been based at rather under v than above the actual population. The deaths occurred in the different wards ...

... paper thrust in his face, while around railway stations and steamboat quays he runs the risk of being literally worried to death. Of course the established journals which pay the Id. stamp have had their sales reduced by this unequal competition, and a ...

... to the Manchester uSwspapers, lenry or to give it any publicity you desire. -Faith- rd aY, fully yours, JA&COB BeticieT Alderley Edge, ost froua anhser, Eebruary 9, 1876. MdE Jailes I i0t,1 t Hewitt. C IAUTOIM P ZVILof 'b eAn- A meAERTCAS CLHATT K R~!I'Ae ...

... register, from Archangel to Glasgow, with a cargo of tar. At about II o'clock on the night in question, her captain, Air. John Mitchell, was alarmed by hearing the mate, whose watch on deck it was, crying out for a lantern. The captain immediately procuired ...

... was not considered out of danger. 'he next most serious case was that of Mr Evans; a mercbant, residing at Elm Grove, Alderley Edge, Manchester. Mr Evaussustained a fracture of the nose and other-injuries about the face. Shortly after being removed to ...