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... mainimast of the Hi-lbernia, and carried away her Et- bulwarks, staneheons, shear-planks, and top-timberS, nearly i-to the water's-edge. The contact was so tremendously cud- lie den and unexpected, that Mr. Thomas R. Swap, a passenger, er. travelling for the ...
... of Scnte am( tphens was also the wife of the notorious Mitchell, already wai tanzsported for that offeuce. This is untrue, as her former hue'- sali band (Hugh 'Mitchell) died in High-street, Edge-hill, and was Par buried at-St. J6lb's Church, Liverpool ...
... FERUARY 12, 1830. Cf arilable Donatiom.-The Rev. C. L. Swainson distributed, I dn last week, a quantity of coals to the poor of Edge-hill, at the re- ?? I -. -- A 1 An' A i A ?? -- ..-A A. Au.-At A e. duced price of id. per cwt. which produced niuch -comfort ...
... (hull under water) when a most appalling sight presented sti I; the captain was suspended irn the rigging, completely cacao to death ; when William George and John Soulsby Wititerton men) fearlessly mounted the shrouds, and bandeau se body to those on board ...
... rela- tive to the conduct of AMr. Mitchell, to be made by Mr. Fitz- gerald, the secretary of Mr. Hunt, and now the editorof a small London publication entitled 17ie Pat'iot. It will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell lately addressed a letter to this journal ...
... Manchester Rail- way at Edge-hill, so as to merge into the centre of the former town at the New Haymarket. It is intended chiefly for the convenience of passengers, whose conveyance, at present, in Omnibuses, to the station at Edge-hill, is considered as ...
... WILLIAM ORtMEt OD PeLKINGTON, Esquires, were appointed members of the said Council, vacancies heaving been occasioned by the deaths of William Leighton, Esq., and the resignatiotes of Jonathan Lodge and Thotnas Tom- liuson, Esquires, SscwVsVRCtc.-On Monday ...
... taxed article, contributes to t se relief of these state pmupers. The Duke of Wellington's Own mother was for years before her death in receipt of 9001. a year. while he was receiving in one way and another, about P0,0001. a year, extorted from the labourers ...
... closely gat adimitted that only ote died of sp~asmdic. Ifin addition cOD to what I have suggested, a we~elly'statenment of deaths pre (the corresponding week last year) was published, it would, Of I am Persuaded, greatly diminish thedread now felt, and ...
... Saturday, oi the body of a girl twelve 'ears of age, a named Yl izabetll Lax; the d(aughter of religious parents is residing in Edge-street, Ilulme. The deceased worked *h with her father and sister as a reeler in the factory of ,t Mr. Hewitt, manufacturer ...
... necessity of coltveying him home, where he lingered till Tb Tuesday morning, and then expiredi. Verdict, auccidental str death. Cox A Forg~iving Wife.-On Wednesday last a man who keeps off an old clothes Ocellr In Dale-street, wias brought before the ...
... loth instant, at Alderley, by the Rev. Edword Stanley, rector, Lieist.-Col. William Henry Scott. Of the Fotsileer Guards, only son of General Scott, to Miss Harriet Aleslbsa Stanley, fifth daughter ef Sir John Thomas Stantlev, of Alderley. 13art. -Oi the ...