... of Thomas Street, was committed for trial by the Huddersfield magistrates for selling a quantity of horse-flesh to Henry Mitchell, fish dealer, of Huddersfield, and at the same time with obtaining fid. from him on his representing that it was bull beef ...

... five o'clock on Monday last lie saw the prisoner Burns in Castlegate. He had in his hand a brass plug, and on coining out of Mitchell's the prisoner Hansbury met him at the door, and Brown gave him the plug. Hansbury asked him to sell the plug, saying he ...

... witnesses, and the cause of death was intlam:na tion of the membranes of the brain followed by formation of matter, these arising from the primary cause. the blow on the head.—The jury returned a verdiet of Accidental death, and expressed the opinion ...

... THE MORLEY COLLIERY EXPLOSION. ADJOURNED INQUEST. Tiro adj sinned inquiry relative to the deaths of the tbirty•two men and boys who were killed on Monday, the Bth inst., at the Morley Main Colliery, and whose bodies wire formally identified on the two ...

... Mr. EDGE : He don't show his losses and how they have arisen. Mr. LEAROTD : He is here to do it. Mr. EDGE : But it is not for me to ask him about his losses and to suggest anything to him. The REGISTRAR : You can ask him anything now. Mr. EDGE : But ...

... Cure of a Bea Ulcerated Leg of Six Vetoes Standing. brine the offerers to an early Death. Together with Hints inducement to purehase beyond their immediate re. Mrs. Mitchell, of Melthans, near, Huddersfield, con- Chronic Noun:sew, Get, Neuralgia, Epilepsy ...

... Corcoran to prison for a month fo biting a constables thumb. On Saturday, at the Limerick anises, Mrs. Mitchell, widow of the late Patrick Mitchell, bailiff to Mr. Joseph Gobbing, of Kilrush, was awarded f5OO compensation for the murder of her husband ...

... fair attendance, and a collection was made at the close for home and foreign missions. SUBORN DEATH. —Early on Saturday morning last, a mot of sudden death happened at Upperbiidge. The deemed was Mrs. Sarah Hoothroyd, relict of the late George Boothroyd ...

... working to entering t' e poorhouse. All belong to the labouring class. The, or four deaths from starvation have occurred, hut food is still obtainable in the markets. No deaths from starvation are reported from the other districts. lu North Champarun the condition ...

... Leedom, . , and Cathedral Stops, USE LISEIG COMPANY ' S EXTRACT OF MEAT as Stock for Lef•Tea, Soupy. el on . ACCIDENTAL DEATH, m&ediabe. and assess; gives e n , Savour end see . t or weekly dosing Invariably adopted households when fairly for At ?Os ...

... this end the officers are to require of the registrar; of births and deaths a weekly return of the mortality. For this extra trouble, the registrar is to be paid twopence for etch death reported. The public health officers are to be kept constantly informed ...

... as stated. We are also informed that in reference to 'the death of the young man, Mr. John Kaye, blacksmith, has the following written in the Penn!, Maga tine:— Alarming and mysterious death of a young man.—On Saturday morning, the 6th of September, ...