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... Doctors Mitchell and Burtoil to have n cast of face and cranium ; but unfortunately the quality of the gypsum, which was only to be procured from the Wand, was such as rendered all their attempt', - fruitless. A short time previous to his death, he scratchl ...
... much abgve language,. ANA conclx!ed•witli challenging him to With Pilola 6gh.tl on Saturday afterhgon. ,Tbe•letter ackuow. !edged he was UnknOwn to the parti be waf addre 9 titg, I by name, but itated, that be would the-ride ih• St. lames's park, at five ...
... T. sVeetl 4 G. Fishir„. W. •Hummerston.e, J. firoWn, T. Evan R, ./ .60 ler, J.Balser; J. Smith, It. Bromley, a Sorge, C. :Mitchel * 11, Nichols, E..OurneY, Ii Dyer. .1. Smith, Mary J a c o b s W. Gunnell (who was . tiled with . Cashman ,and Hooper ' for ...
... three out of the seven men, who are by him under Divine Providence, restored to their families and friends. The scene on the edge of the water, upon the accident being known, was truly heart-rending. The families of the unfortunate men rushed to the spot ...
... Robert Newton, of 31, Wellington•street, Blr.ckfriars-road (the woman who . had assaile4 the prisoner having escaped), the edge- of which entered her forehead, and cut deeply into . hertemples. She fell senseless on the ground, and . carried home in. ...
... Tweed and M. Mitchell to the Icarus ; St. J. Mildmay, Pringle Stokes, E. S. Clerksor,' and C. P. Coppin, to the Iphigcnia ; A. T. E:Vidall, Mudge, and T. Bolder, to the Leven ; W. Mansell to the Morgiana; Felix Edwin to the Myrmidon; James Edge• corribe to ...
... Gazette of Berlin gives a list of the pet-Sons whose deaths have been Occasioned . hv hydrophobia in the different provinces of the Prussian monarchy; In the sllace of ten-. years the nuthher of death; Was 16 , 66; and from W. 6, to 1819 exclusively, there ...
... prisoner made no defence, but left the case with the Jury • who, after a summing up from Mr. Justice found a verdict of Guilty—Death. William AVeller, aged 26, and George Cashman, aged 26, ' were indicted capita ly for disposing and putting away ten forged ...
... begged he would weigh well the consequence of such a declarkktiotr; That sentence of death must instantly follow. .- • - Mr. Tandy answered he was not afraid to meet death in any shape; he knew well the awful sentence of the iaw—r•he was ready to receive-it ...