... b lower. hlley The Prince and Princess of Wales and their God, daughters returned to London to-day from Windsor. train The death is announced of Mr. Mark Cattley, late nade, Conservative candidate foi Southwark. listie can- 4ting many places the licensed ...

... Daile Road, Derby, the wife of Thomas Walton, of a daughter. 2607 DEATHS. BLURTON-On the 14th inst., Lilly Blurton, 35, Gisborne Street, aged 17 -months, CITADWICeK--On May 14, Walter Mitchell Chad- nwick, at Harfield xlla, aged 45 years. EARD&RY-Oni May ...

... state of things was intoler- able in the present. and he feared that posterity would point to it with shame. Lord Stanley of Alderley thought that certain language used by Mr. Bright ought to be explained by the Governmlent, as it had led sumac people to ...

... of the Public Health Act. The causes of death were, however, for the most part beyond the reach of sanitary work.. The total number of deaths for the district was 92, against 72 last year. The number of deaths in the Alfreton parish were 40, of which ...

... from spreading over ill the iwarehouses which run from Mitchell-street, to Buchanan-street. The flames were not arrested till the top flat and all its contents of the section giving upon Mitchell-street was destroyed and till most of the entire wairehouse-one ...

... No. 4 (Mr. Woollisorot's), Mr. Heath; refreshments, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Adams, Miss Wilkes. ming DEATH instm LAUDAXum.-On Thursday Mr. Whis- lent ton held at inquest at Ilkleston touching the death the of James Paxton, aged 48 years. The deceased was a ...

... to the Address. H .ajsy ctn thanked the Houlse for the expressions of sympathy Oug with her and Ptrinces5s Beatrice on the death of Prince in g Henry, exiressions which had afforded her great devr consolation. se The Lord Chancellor moved the second reading ...

... Allots's report showed the death rate to be 2- li Pe 1,000, and the birth rate 25-7 per 1,000. The Iaths rate was the heaviest he had had to record i a single quarter since he became medical officer. Both doevrs attributed the heavy death rate to the ieverity ...

... at a a quarter to three o'clock in the afternoon. DEATH BY AN OVcP.DOSE or LAUDANUM.-On Friday last, Mr. Coroner Whioton held an innquiry at the Boothbv Arms, Offcote and Underwood, touching the death of George Bradbury, a labourer, aged I5 ?? Iappears ...

... forward. Soon after eight o'clock, Mitchell, the rat- catcher, arrived with the rats; they appeared of uncommon size, and full of life. Charles Dew, the owner of Billy, appeared with a scarlet coloured jacket, edged with gold, and a waistcoat literally ...

... Marples, 9f Bryer, Faulkner, Gibson, Steer, Thacker, Fox, J. Poy- p1 ser, Ironmionger, James Brough, E. Canner, C. Canner, N Mitchell, Price, S. Saint, J. Saint, J. Sims, Bosworth, H Foster, Eite, Wade, Sybray, Porter, Milnes, Tomlinson, N el Bowmer, Weston ...

... (Alder-. the man Sudbury) In the ?? Medical Officer ivao reported a death riate e162, Ilaueuca was very pre- valent in the ?? election of an alderman to fill the voansoyaosneed by the death of the late Alder- man Wade was then proceeded with. Mr. Richards ...