... an unusually large proportion ; in- deed the mortality is nearly double that of last year, when only eight were removed by death. Eight of tho deceased members were Liberals, viz., Mr A 0 Sherriff, aged 08 ; Mr J Sharman Crawford, 00 ; Sir Franca Goldsmid ...

... cause of death. He could not but say that the conduct of Pickering bad been throughout of a moat disgraceful nature. The jury then returned a verdict that death had resulted from Disease of the beart. Sudden Death. A case of sudden death in the street ...

... an inquest at the Board Inn, Leal- holm Bridge, touching the death of Jno. Ward (locally known as Jingling Johnny), bricklayer, 60 years of age, who lived alone in a cottage on the edge of the moors. From the evidence adduced it appears the deceased ...

... Northampton- shire, the Very Rev. H. Lon^ueyilie Mausel, D.D., Dean of St. Pauls, London. Mitchell.— On the 21th ult., aged t'9 years, Jane, wife of Mr. Francis Mitchell, of North Gntnston. Montgomery. -On the 3uth ult., aged 71, Elizabeth, wile of Mr. Henry ...

... Low Moor, by the Rev. T. Mitchell, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. W. Laddington, father of tbe bridegroom, tbe Bey. W B. Luddiagtoa, Primitive Methodist minister, to Ruth Hannah, the only daughter of Mr. John Mitchell, oi ?? This being the first ...

... whitesmith, of this city. McKat.— On Monday, the 6th inst., at Hanogate, in the 52nd year of his age, John McKay, Esq., of Alderley Edge, Cheshire, and of the firm of Thompson, McKay, and Co., Hull. McDsbal.— July 17th, at Cranawiqk, aged 24, Jane, wife of ...

... Elliot, at Hewortb. Sentences : Robinson, eight months ; Heaaey, six months, and Lillie, three months. BC BOLAB Y. Bti'uard Mitchell (20), barber, wai sentenced to six months' imprisonment fur burglary at Gateshead. FALSE PRETENCES AT gTOCKTOW. Jimei Ainsiey ...

... aged 71 years, Mr. J*** Wtiiiamaon, joiner, of huawarp, Whitby. , T ?? Wobthisqton.— Ou the 18th mat., at BroomnV ...

... tune's were said to be dangerous, and Mr. Lushing- tcc remanded the prisoner to see how he goes on. Akother Death from Wasp Stiho. — Another death, the second in leas than a fortnight, from the sting of a wasp haa just occurred. The deceased was Ftancis ...

... Sergeant Pullman, 2nd Middlesex; Private Ferguson, Ist Ayr; Private Bratherton, Cheshire; Lieut. Mitchell, Ist Cumberland; Corporal Wilson, Ist Durham: Private Mitchell, Canada; Sergeant Fraser, Ist Inverness; and Sergeant Palmer, 3rd Jersey Militia. No highest ...

... Haitiil's, Farndale ; tiaaa, 1 hour 4& mm. A try tec another fox was mada at Oxgiil, which proved blank *. then trotted on to Mitchell's Hag*, when Music and Countess pro- nounced another ngot one, which wont away at a rattling pace for Ankoeaa, au_ crossed ...

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