... Local anb District Nth's. CHILD BURIED TO DEATH AT ALTOFTO.--4 hi Satur- , day last, a little lad named Arthur Belloward, son of a miner, was standing before the fire in his shirt,' Trig —We are very_ glad to be able to State that the health of the Mayorwhen ...

... suitable candidate, or candidates, was vote of thanks to thn ating Se association A chairman concluded the business of the Death Drowntnc.—An inquest was held on Wi y ter’s Arms, Ossett, touching the — of James Obery Fielding, pi House, Sarah said she ...

... children. The crowd conducted him before the scaffold and asked if he had anything to say before he would suffer death. All was quiet and still as death. Not a word could be heard from anyone, except the cravings of the prisoner to see his wife. About an hour ...

... for obtaining money under false pretences, and who had died on the previous day. Medical evidence was given to show that death had resulted from 'natural causes, andthe jury returned a verdict to that effect. CHILD MVHDHIL—On Saturday last, Mr T. Taylor ...

... powerful, could die.' unite them. HORRIBLE DEATH OF A. FIREMAN AT CREWE WORKS.—On Wednesday, an adjourned inquest was held at Mr. Dobson's vaults Crewe, regarding 1 the death of Samuel Egerton, who met his death by scalding in a boiler on Sunday the 16th ...

... Eilen Banks, s.a and money, the p. of ‘a. Henry Davidson, at joseph tight and Dan Scott, s, 5 Ibs. of becf the p. of Heary Mitchell, at Jane Fletcher, housebreaking at Bradford, worth, at Wakefield. Brannon, s. a pait of boots, the p. of John on Wednesday ...

... MEN EATEN By SHARS9.—On Monday, the American ship Josephine. Captain Mitchell, arrived in tl , e harbour, from Rurnados, Cuba, for orders. Captain Mitchell reported the fearful death of two of his crew, by being devoured by sharks, while the vessel was ...

... n hare decided to extend On electriodiglitiog on the beach from South Pier to the bottom of South Shorn Lord Stailloy of Alderley presented a bill to L'pper for establishing a close time for bares England, Scotland, and Wales. The Grocurs' Company liars ...

... J. Holliday, answered questions relevant to spiritual: ism and | Robert, Holliday, religion generally. Tue cha.cman, Mr. Mitchell, with Me W 3 Hoy Cler! Wilson, in opening the on Sunday after E. Middl sbrook (his EB \Sur. that a few short yours ago, veyor) ...

... &dine, J. B. Bryant, and Fanny. Heavy Edge (red) -Ist, H. Gill. Brunnette ;211d, G. Lumh, Mrs Gibbons, 3rd, do., do. ; 4th, H. Gill, J. B. Bryant; sth, W. Wilson, Mrs Dodwell ; 6th, W. Wilson, Master Norman. Heave Edge (rose)-Ist, T. Matlock, Lady Holinesdale ...

... said: enemy that shall 1 The of death at any time, destroyed The last enemy and a; is solemn ; and, of b the text, that it is the last enemy human nature will have to koow that it is a fearful struggle, between death, w death is a universal leveller, and ...

... the Act. After the votes were taken he declared the motion afterwards offered to make the affair all right. negatived. Mr. Mitchell, on behalf of the pro- As it did not appear that prisoner had any meters felonious intention, and as there was a doubt in ...