... being unable to avoid it in time, Crook and one of the Walmaleys were caught by the engine and killed upon the ■pot. Walmsley has left a widow and one child, and Crook a widow and tour children. The driver of the batik engine was not aware that an Readout ...

... leaving his wife and the children down stairs. He was awoke about two o'clock in the morning by the cries of the youngest child, a boy of three years, and on getting up to see what was the matter, discovered that his wife was not in the house. On entering ...

... r, their neglect of duty having contributed to the railway accident near Gilliland, Cumberland, by which four people ware killed last autumn. The Hou. W. 0. Stanley is about to retire from the representation of the Auglesea boroughs, and Mr Morgan Lloyd ...

... for the same sphere in life as he himself moves in. But his bench-mate, with a family of six and with a desire to place his child• re,, in circumstances superior to himself, finds the nine hours' system insufficient for his purpose, and knowing that a number ...

... the archway that he was iustantsueously killed. He was only twenty or twenty-one years of age, and not long resident iii Edinburgh. G. M'Nally, porter at Kirkcowen Station on the Pertpatrick Railway, was killed on the line there on Wednesday by falling ...

... sentence of death. said to the constables who bad him in charge that there was no use any longer denying that it was he who killed 51•CaHum ; but that his reputed wife, Betsy Townsley, had not told the truth in winnowing against him. He then told the constables ...

... General &veils. Puuc..rda, April 11, noon. The Carlisle have dieapp-.red from view. leaving behind 300 killed and wounded. The defenders have loot 8 killed and many wounded. Five hooves in the town are on (i•e. Precautions are being token against a renewal ...

... been found, on the previous day, iu the. streets in an intoxicated state, carrying under her arm a coffin in which her dead child was lying exposed to the view of a large crowd that followed. She was fined 10s, with the alternative of six days in jail. ...

... lay down to sleep on a heap oistraw on the floor of the house where she lived, having a child, aged eighteen months, in her arms. A few minutes later her other child, who is only three years old, joined them, and is supposed to have set the straw on fire ...

... ThomasParmenter, with his wife, child, sod a servant were driving from Bonham to Yarmouth Spring Races, along the banks of the river Yare, the bone reared, and backed with the cart into the river. The servant and child were drowned, Mr and Mrs Parmenter ...

... President, the Chamber of Deputies has declared their mandates aa delegates to have speed. The Archduchess Gisela, eldest child of the Emperor of Misers, was married on Bewley at Vienna to Prince Leopold, nephew of the Kin of Bavaria. The Archduchess ...

... was returned in an inquiry into the death of Henry Johnson, a coloured seaman, who had been undergoing punishment, and who killed himself by dashing his head against the wall of the prison at Yoxford, near Ipswich. At Hanley Polies Court, on Monday, George ...