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... Janice Mitchell ; pair of antique decanters, Mrs. Aadrews ; fiels servers, Mr. H. Heineman (Ceylon) ; oil painting, Mrs. A. W. Plate; silver masted water jug, Miss Ross Mitchell; china diarist service. Miss Mitchell • tea service, Miss Emily Mitchell • dessert ...
... The cause of death was pneumonia, aooeleratsd by want of proper and snfficient food, were .loe.dingly poor, and d«j.a»d hud really bren .tarred death.—Xh. cirou.r acd jury commented on the sad nature ot the present csae, and verdict death from natural ...
... G. Mitchell, E. Wilson, T. Gale. E. Fudge, and H. Brightwell. ; Second CIII&S, H. Say. Art Prizes and Certilicates—Light and i Shade—Second Class: G. Mitchell. Muriel —Fist. Class: S. A. Garrett, W. Branch. T. Williams Second Class: G. Mitchell T. , ...
... Officers Retort. The Medical Officer reported deaths during the past week, including 1 i from epidemics. One of them was from typhus, but the case occurred in the London ital, and was a non-resident. Not a single death from fever the part of a resident oc curred ...
... bricks and mortar, Guardians crime in con- Carter, Mr. Regan. Mr. Wilson, and Mr, tort with human nature.—The Rev. Father Mitchell.—After dinner, the Chairman sub- Higley said he did mitten the loyal toast which was warmly belie% e that the Stepncy Guardians ...
... would fall - short in actual results of the lalwwww, with whit* it had than vasendad by the Caw lot that it would ad to ben death a hatter '.sag Ns pods Almon.) Of add Ming he was ad ad that was lid with the Crr hoed his redo he was dead by Mat lights& ...
... corresponding period of last year being 369 per 1000 ; '225 deaths were registered during the name period-117 mates and 108 females—or I lees than in the corresponding period of last year. The death rate for the whole of the borough was at the annual rate ...
... and since then the money had been cleared out, and he came there with empty pockets for them to tilL (Laughter.) Mr. 11. S. Mitchell proposed “The health the Chairman,” in highly eulogistic terras, referring especially to his active and liberal support of ...
... with hard labour. Wednesday.—Before Mr. De Rutzen. Death in the Stbeets—James Giles, 21, described as a labourer, residing at 13, Londonstreet, Poplar, was placed in the dock on a charge of causing the death of a little boy named Frederick Evan, by driving ...
... the Maid sad Magpie pablio-house. Oxfordstreat,S4. en the body of aa elderly woman named Hatted Yiteheil, wife of William Mitchell, a yeaeider free the decks.—lt appeared from the evidenee that who nodded at 133, Charinetreet, Stem, was taken ill suddenly ...
... T. Hutton 0, C. Attorsley 0, Widen, 4e., 4, total «3. V inft for the blind hat vacant pariah of Butolph, Aldgatc, l-.v the death of Air John Harms, the late .irgamat of that hurch. This gift of about Ilf. la-r annum, was left t.i tha blind of St, Botolpb ...
... special million to visit death beds. I wont to work at Kentish Town lari September, and since then I have visited nine death beds of adnlta. I wish I could tell yon about some of thorn; bnt last month I saw the most triumphant death bed it has ever been privilege ...