... the likelihood that some of the fragments of the broken roof and heavy shafting whioh hung In a threatening manner over the edge of the rilne of the varsios floors might fall up6n 'thd workers beneath. Within a comparaiively short time after the alarm ...

... deprecated any precipi- t tate retreat from Candahar. The debate wan t continued by Lord Dunraven and Lord Stanley of n' Alderley. Lord Beaconsfield, in supporting the - motion, said it was useless to discuss the question en, of the Afghan war, for that ...

... and the other Miss Stephenson, the daughter of a friend. On arriving at the top of Alderley Edge the hors e took fright, galloping dowi the steep road into Alderley, o asto asgreatly alarme the occupants of the vehicle. Oin neariig thee Trafford Arise ...

... the same night, On irbe Monday prior to her death Dr. or Perste, the medleal officer, told Willis that deceaed 50 was In a fit state to be removed, Ho did not know of do Iher removal thU1 he heard of her death. Deceaed was R euffering from valvular disease ...

... to the place where the P deceased was killed and considered it safe then, The Jury returned a ?? of Accidental death, WOTTON.UNDER-EDGE, An Inquest was held at the Earl Grey Inn, on Saturday afternoon, before Dr. E. U, Grace, coroner, on. the body of ...

... one of tho horses trod on his chest. One of his legs was also broken, Death ensued shortly attor. No one appeared to blame, and the jury returned a to vurdiot of Accidental death A idscu'rsc.-At the County Petty Session, on Patuc'&e.y, et before Mr ...

... new members had been admitted, and nine had withdrawn. Sigkness had been heavy, 11 3e. havinug been paid, and .£24 on the death of members' wives. The total worth of the court was £1440 7s. Od., with 214 benefit members. DMessrs. Byles and Hawkins remarked ...

... who one and all lbs wish hidt Gcd speed, , chi WOTTON-UN DER.EDGE. A LEcTrur.-During the last few imonths, by the kind- too] nees anti liberality of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. IlodgCen, the of Alderley, a free library has been established in this in t tOUn, and ...

... the-spot. Iwith reference to the. Klngawo..( Wottionnuoer- *Edge) water supply, The~aatborlty snctioned the iexpendi~turot about £,IOO on the repailr oi' the ; D nrsley drain s.- - - - ~ DEVIZES. The death- Is announced of Mr Ablennan George :Wgyten, 'at the-age ...

... very short illness, at 'the agle of 47 years. He was held in high esteem. by his fellow- townsmen, and at the time-of his death he held the office of overseer of the pearih, was a sidesmnan at thee Parish Church, and a teacher at the parish Sunday eohool ...

... report in:our Issue on Monday. The jury, having hebrd Dr. Futer, who had examined the body, returned a verdict of 'Accidental death, The Epiphany Session for the county of Somerset will heheld at the Slaire-ball, at Taunton, on Tuesday, the 4th January. ...

... r the Brltish aide one Caps boy was klllel. Kr Finuoine a and Dr Grey were serionuly wounded, snd Kessl: e Bottomley and Mitchell slightly wounded. One man , of the Pioneer Corps Is miasing. A patral, consisting of 29 men, with a MAxim gnd, . ba left ...