... loss in the assault on! Bhurt- f pore, we regret to find, was very considerable. It a - amounted to, Europeans and Natives, killed, 105; a ditto wounded, 466;: missing, 11. 3 b A Catholic mneeting was held in Dublin os) Weld- c _ nesday, at w1hich Mr. O'Connell ...

... Chryston, while a child was I utsitting in front of a cart, a sudden motion of the ve- a as bide threw the clil~d on the ground, and the wheel 6 passing over its head, it was killed on the spot. r On Saturday afternoon, while a child was playing 2 onl ...

... named John Yets, belonging to Alloa, was killed on Thursday s morniTg, in consequence of having accidentally come in e contact with part of the machinery of Mr. Alex. Paton's mill at Allos. Another man was killed on Monday last, in c0nsequence of coining ...

... Gias- rgow Bridge. Since then a very full investigation has taken place, which leaves no room to doubt that the death .of the child flas entirely the result of accident. Sweeney Ihas accordingly been liberated. Yesterday, we observed potatoes, said to be ...

... line of ed. rails, and! await hler flter, by the overwbehninrr con Crhszion of thle train. As a matter of course she -was killed on tho instant, and onl the train Iteitig stopped, her Lead was found liternlly cot in two). The buds was then Put~ in charge ...

... fight were in custody. The - deceased was a married man, and leaves one child. His asage was only 23.-Scotgonin.: ) Body Founsd.-On Saturday morning the body of a new- born child was found in Bowling-green Street, Great Junc- r. tion Street, Leith. No ...

... thle Otetl dilsp dl rgardloflinfantlife chiclelprevailed in thietco scener. A woman, near ther 't time of giving birch to a child, besought the driver that she might te ,t relieved of tieheavy field labourand allow-cd some lighlter kind of w-srk, ebet the ...

... vice J. Gordon, killed ila a(iion. 3,1 wcst loili lle-imient.-MuteiC. 0. M. G. Qiantrillo, from ihe 55th Foot, to be Lieutenant, Vico Cliffe, Who exclhnogc8. - \An OCPICE, AfAitCu: 28. Liot ?? Officersoand Privetes ofthe gist Regimcnt, killed In thi recent ...

... ilit'. 1'sm'mm Immcun, Pamisley, proceeded ait conmsidlerable leigilh, to ?? mipon time grommt maimmomiil chatrgemable fomr wur kill, expcmmses. Whmilo time imcreise impom time Irtfhie :imsimtedi to £40615, the imncrease fii lime sworkimig ex pemises its ...

... between parties of the Italian Legion and the police, the English troops and the inhabitants. Tlre inspector of police was killed, and an officer of marines wounded. General Pennefathier arrested a number of Maltese and Italians on the 8th. The revolted ...

... Wakley, coroner for West Mid- dlesex, let] an inqticst at tho Cheshire Cheese, I'ldl- lips's lBuildings, Sum ers' Town, onl a child nained Chlalke, wvhto died from tile effects of a cup of hot tea uipsetting over its arns, which distressing occurrence was ...

... Palermeo,for London; Tiberias, Todd, Moulmein, for orders and Sunderland; Gembia, Corbett, Liver- pool, for Ham)burg. 5. Ocean Child, Whiteman, Panornno, for orders; Spirit, Frond, Galatz, for orders, OFFr-MUy 5. Christiana, -, Messina, for Copenhagen; Anne ...