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... to fetch Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Novell remained on the bed until the child was born. At that time Mrs Mitchell was not present She WWI not in the first time Jelly called, and witness sent him again, and ins•rurted him to u.ll Mts. Mitchell that the child ...
... man, who immediately eapreseed his willingnem to Mt the Press ana the publie know the full particulars of his *maps from of death. e• Ti is. began Mr Parker. .• about mien years I first tb•gan 13 suff-r from spinal disease. For g,, years I wee unable to ...
... gational Church, Morden.road. COLO:OY.L. WIELLESLRY 50515 ii Cr/CIT.-1D the Westminster County.court on Tuesday. the VISO of Mitchell v.. Wellesley came before His Honour Judge Bayley, by way of a judgment eurnmons.— The plaintiff's representative said the ...
... the death of Kr. I. C. Sanders, who tai been • Director of Ore beak for seventeen years. The money has been tilled up by eleetioa of Sir H. B. Maxwell. The Chairman concluded by moving the adoption of the report, which seconded by lie. It. Mitchell, and ...
... clerk Borough aceountant's office, Leamington J. Gowan, a=tittant clerk Cleathero Moor Urban Council ; and John B. Lowes. Alderley Edge Urban Conned. All three asked for • salary of £lOO. —The name of • Mr. Knight, of Croydon, was al.ei mentioned, but it ...
... Braxton Hicks, coroner, at the Local Board Offices, on Tuesday, upon the body of Thomas Mitchell, who was drowned in the sewage tank on Friday.--William Mitchell, labourer on the sewage farm, in the employ of the Local Board, residing at 2. Darnford's ...
... demmed shortly afterwards expired. —Dr. James Milne stated that death was due to the rupture of a blond vessel @lament to cause immediate death, apoplexy being really the cause of death. Wait, CIT The &Mae report of the Surrey and South London Society ...
... the (Meer at phourei thst &arise July thrre hid 7 furl sad deaths reenter, ih fht perish, of deaths st this Holborn Workhoc , .. Toe numhor, in ttie correopced• kW Period el par eight deaths. lbe month Meloded two from one whooping cough. far from giarrown ...
... theodolite would necks an imposing broesh, and a mop!, of sextants a (eking pair of earrings for savage beauty. I gladly acknow'edge here the eourt.ous assistence rendertd me by Mr. Coles in the selection of the retnarkable that ate reproduced in this artic ...
... animal, bolted, an I the wheel of the cart over her I.oty, causing death within an hour. When the horse bolted %loan jump. I from the cart, and received injuries that re•ulted in his death. Sloan was 65 years oil, and his laughter 26. Tv' nosn ravEst still ...
... he was evidently not fit to give evidence the Bench refined to hear him, and die. mined the DEATH or Ma. J. J. Stain.—We much regret to have to record the death of Mr. .1. J. Slade, for headmaster of the senior boys department at the South Metropolitan ...
... when by accident the former mosired a severe cut in the thigh from • chisel. Although several doctors were in attendance death ensued the same evening. Dr. Down, who is a physician at the East Louisa Hospital, and hie wife had left only three hours previous ...