... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Alfred Froud 77, E. L. Wyatt 67, S. Hamblin 63, o 0. Monckton 63, Ben Hall 58. Not elected-H. J. s Rossiter 54, A. Venn 53, J. Mitchell 49, E. Kew 48, s H. Light 46, E. Norton 35. Brislington. There were 14 candidates for 11 seats. The polling was held in the ...

... and who, notwithstanding c every exertion, could not be got out of the water until life - was extinct. Verdict-Accidental Death. At the conclusion of the Fancy Ball, at Clifton, last week, an accident, which might have been attended with serious consequences ...

... organ. dioplaying the qualities of the instru. h mont. Mr Mitchell played the piano, which was kindly lent by MesErs JonepsBridge street, The ihairman wedW e supported by Messrs k. B. Mitchell, W. WVilliams, and WV. 1. C. Brown, who spoke suitably to ...

... road, ditto, 2s 4d. OZLEWORTH BROOK. Rises at Boxwell, near Ozlewortb, and flows to Alderley (where it is joined by the Alderley brook) , Kingswood, and Wotton-under Edge. It is strictly 3 private for the most part of its course, where it runs through Ozleworth ...

... National League meeting at Kilreach, near Lougbres, resolutions were passed condemning the con. duct of Major Nolan and Mr. Mitchell Henry, and denoucing the recent emigration scheme and condemning the action of the Roman Catholic clergy in not opposing ...

... Georges people to learn that under the will of Mr Handel Oosabam they will lose the publlo park which only a mouth before his death be was arranging to give them.o in connection with his resolve to give a lage portion of the Holly Lodge estate for tblu purpose ...

... away by her brother, Mr Robert Henry Ramoden, wore a dress of Ivory white Duahesse satin, the trained skirt being plain and edged with Point ?? Isce. She was followed by four bridesmaids, Miss Spine, Miss Jebb (cousin of the bride), Miss Katherine Ssailie ...

... 6a. costs, Williams and oriven S, anid cita 1. each, n WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE, ACCIDENT ro MR. R. B. HALc.-We hear of as accident to Mr. R. B., Hale, of Alderley, near Wotkoa. nader-Edge. In stepping out of a cab in LIonli, he broke his leg just above the ...