... 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 ...

... cleared away, and the train moved on. FUNERAL OF THE LATE LORD STANLEY OF ALDERLEY.—On Thursday the remains of this noble- man were interred in the family vault, at the parish of Alderley, the coffin being borne by eight of his lord- ship's tenants. The chief ...

... signifying to Bat I caught, ?? BNas 0 THE NIGHTINGALE. t (Query No. 3, and A. and C. Nos. 2, 19, 32.) e [41) My friends at Alderley Edge tell me they heard themighttngaleatthatvillage, Ithink,about threeyears ago. The exact locality, I believe, was off Brook ...

... 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 ...

... a year, by the death of the Ilev. WT. Martin ilungeani, who was preferred to the same in 1848. Dr. Curtis, Assistant Commissioner of Intermediate Education in Ireland, has died after a painful illness of cancer of the tongue. His death leaves a post of ...

... her body. Tlhs T~ondnln end North Wpat.r,, rnilwv r +sr t4irn, xt. 'ines Lonaon ana imortn w estern raurway station at Alderley Edge was broken into by thieves at an early hour on Saturday morning. A number of drawers were broken open, and the moneyand ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... sessions:- Messrs. B. S. Rathbone-Edge (Newcastle), T. B.. Moreton (Northwich), Alderman Powell (Hanley), J. Wilcox Edge, J.P.. (Burslem), Spencer Lawton, (Burslem), J. Ainsworth, J.P., (Craew), William Mewburn (Alderley Edge.)-A finance committee was appointed ...

... classes for basset bounds Mrs. Tottie was conspicuously successful, taking 3 first, 2 Becond and 2 third. Mr. J. Stark (Alderley Edge) carried off first prize and challenge cup with Ch. Xena, aud was also awarded 2 second and a third. Mr.C. Lawrence (Cambridge) ...

... Edinburgh, Bailies Brown Douglas, Mr. Charles Cowan, M.P., land Mr. Adam Black, M.P., b had an interview with Lord Stanley of Alderley at the p Board of Trade yesterday, on the subject of the Northern o Lights. A deputation from St. Mary's, Islington, had ...

... TIhe vessels (if the brain were very much congested, end lbat typhus fever was the cause of death; she might have wvanted food, bitt that had itot caused her death, The Co roner inquired if, from she filthy state in which she was found, without clothes, ...