... 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 ...

... additional deaths have occurred, but there are several seriously injured. The inquest has been formally opened and adjourned. FATAL CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.-01 Wednesday afternoon a very sad accident occurred at Alderley Edge, near to the Alderley Station of ...

... ILitrr.iturc. '/* London publishers cun forward their works for renew addressed t > the Editor of the Unit Backet, to Mr. C, Mitchell, I'i, Rtd Lion-court, Fleet street rtudicaU or serials will be noticed that are not regularly recen ed. FHE CHI HCH OF ENGLAND ...

... is. therefore, likely to be f, advantageous. Mr. John Edge, Q.C.. is fore- I most among those who have made practical sug- Cl gestions. An e-xi:ract given in this coloumnt last week pi from Mr. Edge's paper. which was read before of the Statistical Society ...

... Square, Huntty; Jotai Donaldson, Banchory, Archibald Robb, Rivera tea, Rothes; A Walkenshaw, Bank Agent, Dufftown; Thomas Mitchell, Grooer, Stonehaven; William Stephen. Maud; Caider Brothers, Portsoy; John Sliced sod Co., Street, Aberdeen; Central Passenger ...

... 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 ...

... six territories, and the district of Columbia.-Statistics of the United Stotes. A melancholy accident occurred at the Alderley Edge mines, on Thursday. Mr. James Michell, the chairman of the company, was inspecting the mines with the cap- tain, and, while ...

... inch from'. lowdr end of'thsif strap ; white; cloth edging all roupd and on-the shoulder strap, but-uot oni lhe .collar except in regiments with 'scsrlbt facings. In- this case the white cloth edging is contipued rpund the base of the collar - sqprlet ...

... tiff citizens into their country homes at Bowdona sin and L~ymme, and all along the railway route to ti sin Cheadie and Alderley Edge. The Hundreds of Lad Bucklow and Miacclefileld not only form |F eel, atoutlet for Manchester, but also for n Ire Warrington ...

... und leave the edges and parts injured in such a jagged and torn state, that reeovery musr, under any circumstances, be very doubtful. it has often been denied to the wrelched abhriginals of this country the faculty f feeling for the death or .wounds oi ...

... practise. In 1878 he married the widow of Mr. T. A, Mitchell, M.P. NORTH PADDINGTON. RESULT OF THE POLLING. The polling in the election of a member for North Paddinzton, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Lionel L. Cohen (C), took place on Friday ...

... nccount of his new show Pansies-Chus. S. France, J. H. e Murray, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. W. M. Welsh, Mrs. W. Mold, - n and W. Mitchell; and of his new Fancy Pansies, Andrew v y Dougall, Countess of Strathmore, Edith, Edwin Moir, E, J. a Lowe, Gilfillan, John ...