... drink- lag habitb. Onthe bodyof Margaret Mitchell, about oOye&0 of age, who lived at 48, Cavendish-street. Abolt eight o'clock on Saturday night, deceased w walking along the qay of the Canada Dock, neal the edge, wh en she fell into the water. Joh0 Jacobs ...

... , Sun- day trading, 400. and costs ; Thomas Waugh, Edward- street, Sunday trading (lbs. and costs; Henry Jackson, 4, Edge-vale, Edge-till, Sunday trading, 5s. and costa; lichard Hanilmer, Carpenter's-row, Sunday trading, Is. and costs; Jeremiah Clare ...

... feet. He was much injured, was removed in a car to the Royal Itlirlnary, and died there the same day. Verdict, Accidental death. On the bodty of Robert Graham, a porter, who resided at No. 40, Gilbert-street. The deceased, r who was 63 years of age, ...

... week, Samuel Mitchell, a for child five years old, residing with its parents in Charlton. Lit k- street, was left in the house with a brother nearly the lift k-same age, when his clothes caught firo, and he was so noi severely hurnt that death resulted in ...

... into effect. A man who directs his coachman to drive with all speed to the station does not direct him to drive his horses to death. The sergeant of police who directs his subaltern to handcuff a prisoner does not direct him to break his wrist. A man who ...

... M'Cartlsy. living Wn Bolton-street, Edge-hil, was brought up en the charge of having cause d the death of, a' lad named Thomas WninWrigbt M'Stay, the son of a ropemnaker. residing In No.-7 Court, Mason-street. Edge-hill, by striking him on the head with ...

... the wife of Thomas Neale,.a whitesmitb in the employ of Messrs. Whitesmith, edge-tool makers, of that town, and at his hands there is reason to believe she ha met with her death. She was about 4P years of age, and the mother of seven children, the youngest ...

... and ac- Le cordiiug~y, B'uchanana, thle chief engineer, gave orders re to Mitchell that lie should be taken down, end if he 1. did not work that he should be tied there. Mitchell, .31 accordingly, appeared to have forced him down W-lie used thre Short ...

... sudden excitement foreh: utii , would cause death. He must have died instanta- kept pest neously. The death was certainly from natural causes. veryi4 The jur retued an unanimous verdict of Natural be ali zeala death. et as- IDIITRUCTOvs Fiag.-Srvm. i CnmOREN ...

... carter in the employ of Mr. David Rowlands, was charged with being (runk and incapable of driving a lorry and three horses at Edge-hill on the previous day. He had nothing to say in defence, and was fined 5s. and costs. IIE CASEOFOBTAINING MONEY BY FALS ...

... ordered. him out fiftery of the house,aendetrunk him across the mouth. Mitchell bavlnj was drunk at the time, and was evidently no; suffering the d, from the effeactA of drink.-Mra. Mitchell, a respectable renmON looking woman,. said it was very Lpainful for ...

... Aurorm Mitchell, (verten-terrace, where she had lived for a few weeks as doieatic servant. The prisoner had received notice to leave her situation, and wvas to have left on that day, but in consequence of something which came to the knowk edge of Nirs ...