... Irving, (driver), Kingmoor Terrace, Carlisle ; Robert Tibbetts, (fireman), Caledonian Buildings, Carlisle; and William Reid, (fireman), Annetwell Street, Carlisle. Reid is a young fireman who bad been married a month and had taken posseuion, with his bride ...

... rather high Up who after a very long illness died. He died half an hour after neon, and his endow received half a day's pay. It sounds incredible, but they did not even pad - her for the day on which he died; they paid the half day. Is there any other ...

... where several gentlemeu were seated. Six ate supposed to have been killed instantly, and, after lingering in awful agony, four died before assistance came. The bodies were wedged into the woodwork of the carriages, and in some curs bad to be cut out with ...

... assisted by a pally at ea, velars, proeseded to make • minute exammotion of each pee. As far as eonld be judged, the sufferers died by suffocation, and not by Ire. They lay in their beds in a prone pounce, showing no evidence of any struggle to get out. The ...

... O'Donnell, a cabdriver, threw herself out of a threestorey window in Orant-street, Helensburgh. She was terribly injured, and died three hours later. The deceased, who was 20 years of age, was only married four month' ago. MASON COLLEGF, BIRMINGHAM. Mr. ...

... The fireman, whose name is Norman, and who belongs to Gateshead, was picked up alive. His arm was broken, there was a large wound on the leg, and it is supposed that he was internally injured. He was conveyed to Berwick Infirmary, where be died soon ...

... the sewing machine. Barthelemy Thimmonier, who died in 18:i7 in aoject poverty. At the station of Melzo, twelve miles from Milan, the Vienna-Nice express collided with a goods train. The driver and fireman of the express engine were killed and sin other ...

... five-and twenty yard, from the bottom of the up-cast abaft Upon dending it would be their duty to remain there until the fireman, who wee one of their posy, had gene round the workings with his test lamp, and had reported all tale. It was ant • hie, eves ...

... libelling Earl Russell, which was adjourned from December on account of the sudden inner of Frederick East, • fourth defendant, who died recently in prison, was resumed before Mr. Justice Hawkins. VOLLIERY EXPLOSION IN WALES, /Ins MI MS KILLED. Early is the of ...

... stated that Elliott wed appointed by him to take charp of the train hem Armagh to Warrenpoint. The other with limy Pulliam% fireman. and Thomas Kew. the mood. were talk he hell flowilol the speed co of HAM WM% the locomotive and anise dynamos* at Dentialk ...

... imagines himself the victim. Stumm /Marx or Vicz-Anttrast, aux.—Vice- Admiral Robert Hall, C. 8., Secretary of the Ad- mire ty, died suddenly on Sunday night of heart disease, at his residence in London. On Saturday Admiral Hall wes at the Admiralty, apparently ...

... side. The second mate died after being taken ashore. The missing men of the Mersey's crew are Christopher Smith and William Mitchell, seamen, and James Batty, fireman. A latter telegram says: The second mate of the Lestris, who died in the receiving -house ...