... that labourors wore actually driven olit of the fields. Those who continued work were greatly exhausted, and several cases of death fleon sunstroke occuroed. At Whittlesey, in the Isle of El!y, a woman named Hopper, who had not loug como out of an in- firmary ...

... his dear friend Mitchell; he was to bim as the apple of his eye ; and always concluded his letters to him with m ay God bless you and your Ja1nit'. What, then, caused him to see that Mr. Mitchell had been a spy ? Why, read Mr. Mitchell's history of ...

... the deceased met his death accidentally; but we are of opinion that the captain of the Sylph was highly to blame for the speed at which he had previously been going ; we believe the Orwell to have been the moving power to the death of the deceased, but ...

... that it wears the type less. In Mitchell's, the type are carried by linen tapes front the reservoirs to the composinig-stick, while in the other machines they have the wear and tear of sliding down a brass groove. At Mitchell's machine two men cans work, ...

... Russia paid a visit to Newcastle and the Tyne on Tuesday. The Grand Duke was the guest of Mr. C. Mitchell, of Jesmond Tower, and carefully inspected Messrs. Mitchell and Co.'s extensive iron shipbuilding establishment at Low Walker. The Grand Duke subsequently ...

... sj)kez on the subject of that fearful crime. TRr-e innocent persons, be ainatained and he pror;e, had been WantoAnly done to death ;t MItchelstowin, and the Government had o refulled a public inquiry into the history of the crilue. He declared, with a force ...

... child, who was quite nuconsciously playing in the path of death. A well-known noise announced that the up-train was approiachiug, a woman with clasped bands couldbe' seen appioaching the edge of the line, the train flew pat, and all was over. The poor ...

... seniority 1 b of 11th October, 1874.-Gazate. y I A NAyAL OFFICER DitowxrmD -Information has 'been received at the Admiralty of the death by drowning of Staff Commander John ?? Gowlland, R.N., at Port ,Jackson, Now South Wales, whohe lie was engaged on tsurveying ...

... for a universal rise per week per man cannot be entertained. M1r. Goodall moved and Mr. Hollei seconded the motion. Mr. Mitchell moved as an amendment:- that as a principle, it may be correct that 3s. per week should be added to the wages of the men; ...

... allid obtninald oebjd. THE DEATH OF GAMBETTA. There is very little to add to the account of M. Gambetta's last moments telegraphed Yesterday by our Paris correspondent, and which appeared in our later editions His death is attributed to blood poisoning ...

... high opinion of his character. It was proved that the cheque was forwarded to the prisoner's address ia Whitechapel. James Mitchell, coffee-house keeper, 58, Leman-street, Whitechapel, said he knew the prisoner who frequented his house, and asked for letters ...

... the yacht. LOGIC OF AFFAIRS OF HONOUR. The ]TVrnes gives an account of an affair of honour between Mr Mitchell and Mr Gundry of Bridport. Mr Mitchell's complaint was that Mr Gundry represented him on the hustings as skulk- ing like a coward, adding ...