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... wiedows formed the whole of the decorations. The work was performed by the following ladies :—Tbe font. Wm Eleott and Him Mitchell pulpit, reading desk and lector., the Misses aad lire. there; the altar and altar rail.. Thornier, Mrs. Hassey, and Him Hammy ...
... should have been allowed to fiag. At dusk on Thursday the grounds were illuminated by incandescent lights, arranged along the edges of the drive and paths, and down either aide of this lawn, and the pretty effect was enhanced by the gentle glow of Chinese ...
... Ha it isiona t uld have the allowed to flag. At dusk on Thursdiy the grounds were illuminated by lights, arranged along the edges of the drive and paths, and down either side of the lawn. and the pretty effect was enhanced by the gentle glow of Chimes lanterns ...
... Scrub), Mr. Flack Mr. Rounding Mr. It. K Sharpe Mr. it. Mitchell Mims Mitchell Mr. Punkt& Mr. G. and Mist; Taverner Mrs. Shaw and the Misses Shaw 1) Lilley Miss Griffiths Mra. Griffiths Miss Death Drake Ws. Percy Mr. Newcomb Mr. Freeman Cowland 3) I (2) ...
... Patent Mitchel, WILICH MONT ONLY ON Ilexxowsies Ostrrarivr.—Bad legs, wounds, ulcers, and all descriptions of sores are cured by the proper and diligent use of those inestimable preparations. To attempt to care bad legs by plastering the edges of the ...
... for having on the 26th of March last assaulted William Fogg= Mitchell, • labourer of Kirkealdy,by knocking hun down, kicking and throwing him into Vie harbour, and thereby cawing his death. The prisoner was charged with murder, but the jury found him ...
... iLk'OJELD. SUDDEN DRATH AT ILFOR.D. —Oil morning last, a ahocking case of sudden death oecurrod at Ilfo rd. I. appears that a man named Salim] l'hillips, 70 years of age, and residing at the Beehive, was proceeding somewhat hurriedly to the Word Railway ...
... partial working hat already done nitwit to mines the bleckgusrdism which et one tine prevailed, especially upon the southern edge of the FOrtlit. The only anon which retold lead to an attempt as Upton'. is that the lune tot we believe, se/aired the whole ...
... after playing some time. f4l from the bed upon the edge of a bowl contaioing wut staudiu4 at the of the tr.d. Iti throat wee severely eut, and de 'Ur took place tl e samo day. V. raitt. .tecident:ll Death. WINE AT IRISH' GA27IBRIYCA, &mewlers's Yew. Letter ...
... ranee of death Wit Fracture or dia.ocation of the neck, without doubt. Was everything carried riel promptly your satisfaction o. ria. I believe death vas inatantanenia The sarp at once notarised • verdict to the efeetthat sentence of death had been ...
... found guilty of murder, *Acting a to mercy.—The learned :edge passed motet:ice of death.—The prisoner cried tor mercy in tones of great anguisb. Boccie Des decided that the late Mr. Mitchell, B.F. for Bridport, meant to the sum of £oe,ooo to the London ...
... boy would le go to the mimed he • 1 i i-a• 4.a'16r74, ter.)1 PENSION - FRS SUDDEN DEATH. On Tuenday Mr. 0. E. Ifilleary held an inquest at Stratford tourlina the death of Walter Pidge Gathereole, 73. an old age pensioner, of 6, Webb-street, tow. Daisy ...