... : - ly. FseeirTFiiL AacqDEuaT.-On Friday, afteruoop,,ia guil named 'Mitchell, employed as a domestic. 'servant by a fisherman at Skateraw, near Stonehaven,- went too near the edge pf the cliffs, in opposition to the- advice of a girl who was with her; ...

... J. H. Waldror and T. Manohip; and in the South Ward Messrs ii Bryant and S. CaPman, a vacancy also being occasioned by the death of Mr G. Hooper, In the North Ward the three retiring councillors were Bain nominated; and the South Ward Messrs E, Bryant ...

... missi, John Mitchell, at New York:- theel ?? The steamer Promiethcuse arrived at one o'clock yesterday willI afternoon. She brings the celebrated Irish patriot Jlohn A tMitchell, with his wife and six childrent. Accompanying foe a IMr. Mitchell is Mr. P ...

... machinery, and was instantly crushed to death. The engine v as immediately stopped, and the body with some difficulty taken e out. On the following day an inquest was held before Mr. Marris, X- when a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. No blame ap ; peared ...

... olc A LADY t HroblemTEOPaT -The death is announced. after a britf Ilinecs. of liis Ssanaaae Wink. woeth, po 21,ViStoria aomnare, Clifton. The deceased woo tbe eldest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Wlnkworth, of Alderley Edge, near Manohester. who, about ...

... several of them were got out, and they were found to be none the worse for. their immersion; but two others, named Henry Mitchell, aued 12, and Alfred Cole, aged 16 years, living in the neighbourhood, despite all efforts of the medical men, were found ...

... MgP Mr Pickard, MP., speaking at the miners offloe ab Buneley on Saturday, and replying to the letter of Mr Mitchell, challenged Mr Mitchell to prove that he (Mr Plekard) did it any time In the Initial stages of the lookout take any step. other than ...

... Beeedictuel (Mackridge), was Mucth appreciated. 'lIbe Rev F. W. Brown accompanied. KINGSWOOD (WOTTON.UNDER.EDGE). On Tuesiday,at the parish church, Alderley, the marriage 'Wee Bolemnised of IHerbert, Joseph Isaac Wilcox, eldest eon of ML, Joeseph Wiloex, of ...

... 1890-QTotul births, 20; total deaths, 18; ratio of mortality per 1000 of population, IS O corresponding week of last year, 20 08; avezale of a~ugm enparterItS S1,5'. Week ending OAt )ber .fth, 1600-lotrl birtbe, N; total deaths, 21; ratio of inaotalityper ...

... crosses was sent. Mrs Gresley's age was 59, WOTTON-UNDBR-EDGE. On Saturday, at the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, the funeral was held of.Mrs Adey, of this town. The deceased lady, whose death occurred on Monday last, was the widow of Mr Anthony Adey ...

... examination, s stated that deceased was pregnant, nd there was an unusual complication, which gave rise to hemorrhage and produced death. A verdict in accordance with this evidence was returned. YEOVIL. L Yeaterday the local branch of the Women e National Liberal ...

... al alike ! w-;Punch. e 8AD. COrSEQUReNC8 OF PoVERTY.-At Xingsweod, near Sito d gonber, three children have been burnt to death. The father, It d seems, was very poor, and lived in a shed In a corner of his n mother's garden; the children slept In a ...