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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... broken the bone, nor was it of itself suffi- dcient to have caused death, but it might have pro- duced erysipilas. The jury returned a verdict to the of the, the deceased had died a natural death. at Conservancy qf the River.-It is understood that a. the deputation ...
... Richad. Edge, Pr up farmer, of Bidston, went on thle ice on-a deep p i, at Noc- 00 TIr. turaim, to slide. The little boy had been only on a few ,at mninutes when the ice gave way, and he was Inmmersed in s the water. His brother, Richard Edge, ten years ...
... thousand that wore dis- vi it posed of on the road to market. The first lot which left fir ts the grounds were sold by Messrs. Mitchell and MFar- 11 I- lanie, to Mr. Young. flesbler, Edinburgh. They consisted hi ke of 1350 black-faced three-year-old wedders ...
... gentleman who examined the body was of' opinion that death ensued almost immediately after the -occur- rence. An ii~quest was held on Saturday, at Mlr. Law- it renice's, Aigburth, and a verdict of accidental death1 la returned. The deceased wvas a man of temperate ...
... bad lately been sibsbtituated for fal to death In several eases, the pudibsment for dog-stealing ? Li ?? ~,r J. CMi2HAM said that, as to the gridation of punishment MZ fet shecpsto.lig wae puniahed with death; and he never could - r understand whly the ...
... iro Mill1 Stockeuort, treated tiles asaoleof' his aworkipeoplo, betwesen eigti due'n 1200 aind 1300 In number, iosa trip to Alderley, pee railway. preE itted on Salurdosy lost, a boy, who snatched a dog from a lady in the s.'ch wsstreet, at Warringtion, ...