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... and cellars, stable, carriage and farm-yard, cut garden, with lofty fruit wall, ex- tensive - and lawn sloping to the river edge. Which forms a boundary to the grounds, and arl'oids excellent fishing, and several packs of hounds are kept within an easy ...
... eleven p.m., the brig Paragon, of Borrowstonness, in Scotland, Captain Thomas Mitchell, from Queliec to Greenock, lumber laden, struck on a ledge of rocks, called ' Flow l_edge,' in the streiijhts of l.elleisle, and a very heavy sea run- ning at the time ...
... short l\ after which she expi.ei. The body of the 41001- girl has slate death undergone a minute investigation, and such were ihe dreadful injuries she had sustained by some sharp-edged instrument that they are Imrond parallel, and such as cannot be described ...
... yde Broke . . . . 100 0 John Mitchell* Esq., Ckarles-street . . 50 0 i»mes Shaw, Ksq. office of Woods . . 0 0 One jjev. Samuel Heathcote 50 0 S_Y**h *• Pratt, Peterboro' ?? 25 o KJ: ?? w - s - G.Kidard 50 0 W*V-H. Mitchell 10 ]o Ja« Lord Sandon 30 n |2«v ...
... of rain, and the contest was decided in favour of John Mitchell, Strand-lane, and William Rohbins, yueenl.ithe. Death by FIGHTING Yesterday an inquisition into the circumstances attending the death of a lad, aged about 11), named John Corcoran, was held ...
... happened on Monday last, which bad nearly produced the death of a female. Mary Astle, an elderly person of Chorley, was discovered enveloped in flames ou the turnpike road, between Wilmslow and Alderley, by some men who observed her situation at some distance ...
... . Alartre INVESTED (API lAL in the PUBLIC FUNDS fer n * -.curity of the Assured. Psynieut of claims in three months after death. •p.Kxtensioii of time for payment of renewal Premiums to •■'•rcydays. ?? ci mission to pass, in decked vessels, along the ...
... Taylor John Fullartou Edw. Winder Mills Thomas vv ecdinp Wm. Gillman David Marloribanks Sir Geo. Warrender. A. (iordon Rowland Mitchell Bart. M.P. And It. Melville Griudlay A. Amedee Mieville many others. Win. Gelaton John Melville Geo. Carr Glyn E.C. Maenaughten ...
... Income topr* such annus] payment, prevent the distress which then death would otherwise ocefcsion to ttieir family or fr ends. To mai ried persons possessing an income, which the death of another may extinguish, such provision is p cullariy accommodated ...
... antidote was administered. She was afterwards attended by Mr. Baker, a surgeon, residing in the Edge ware- road, until she expired. Ho examined the body after death, and ascertained that the poison she had taken was sugar of lead. Verdict — Accidentally poisoned ...
... these boys may enable an accurate observer to solve ; but some curious anatomical questions can only be decided at their death. The following is a report from Ur. Samuel L. _Mi tch all and Dr. ?? Anderson, of New York, gen- tlemen distinguished for ...
... met with violent deaths. The vestry of the episcopal chapel of Sf. John the Evangelist, in Edinburgh, having unanimously appointed the Rev. Edward B. Ramsay, late of St. John’s College, to sole clergyman of that chapel, vacant the death of the Right Rev ...