... received in that town. Small-pox is rapidly spreading at Leicester. The deaths average over twelve a-week, and above 500 cases require treatment. Wednesday, Mr J. S. Armitage, of Alderley Edge, Cheshire, obtained a decree nisi for divorce from his wifej on the ...

... PETERHEAD. Death of James Park.—James Park, who received a severe accident on Sunday, as noticed in last issue, died yesterday morning of the injuries he had sustained. Accident.— On Saturday afternoon, while a number of fishermen were engaged in launching ...

... at Towie, next at Cluny (q The West, and ordy married daughter, Janet, became the wife r lUfa ° tUrer . woolletl y > whose death is thus Sail This is the burial place of Adam Maitland, late manufacturer in Insch, who died in the year, 1781, aged 57. A ...

... Maiioarct, daugiitor Win. liissct, merchant, Aberdeen.—No ml.-; Belviilcro Place, Aberdeen, the 7th inst., the Rev. Alex. Mitchell, M.A., Dunfermline, uncle of the bride, assisted tiie Hov. William Turner, Craigdam, Gkqroi; Argo, Esq., Bracslde, Turves ...

... throat with a razor with which he had been shaving himself. He had nearly severed his head from his body. was widower, and the death of his wife had preyed his mind. He was aged fifty-one years. Bvcicle Feat. noticeable bycicle feat has just been accomplished ...

... A hearty vote of thanks to the chairman brought the proceedings to a close. Death from Exposure.—On Wednesday, investigations were made into the circumstances of the death of J. Robb, contractor, residing in Monymusk, who was found lyingdead in a field ...