... her food, and when found dead bad no aheet or blanket over her. A END.—An old man, named John feather, aged 76, tube maker, who resided at the back of 35, Cardigan-street, Birmingham, was week left eating his dinner in his house. His attendant returned ...

... plain, straightfor ward manner, with a thin, reedy voice, but with perfect ses jefe , tion to himself. The chairman was air John Lubbock, a baronet, a banker, a Fellow of the Royal Society; the author of a work on pre-historic man, which had some success; ...

... Woodburn who were saved are John Beale, second mate, of Sunderland : John Gamey, first engineer, Jarrowo i-Tyne ; William Mitchell, third engineer :arnee Cottony, Hugh Coyre, and James Porter, firem. n : J. Anderson and John Anderson, able seamen, Swedes ...

... years age, and Mr. Muleolland having been proposed, and sebat has long been a philanthropist of very evangelical conded, Mr. John Rae attempted to speak, but a riot' ensued, and the mayor and se veral magistrates were views, obtained • majority over Mr ...

... i,, and that whes they can get them they order them for their thanspion'a droner. AN INt'IDENT OF tN TRIG GOLD REGIONS. —Arming the deep defika of the Rocky Mouutains, lately, • group if tired around the new-made grave of • dead compaaion. With uncovered ...

... opening—by the Queen, it is understool -• of the New Law Courts. THE CARDIFF CORONER has held an in . m.:l upon the body of John Reynold, who we. kited by a Grangetown tram ear. After heariog the evidence ot the eye witntsses, the jury found a verdict ...

... Richard. Evelio., Lancaeliire, warehouse keeper. Union. ,Liverpool. lamer. Rutherford, John Young Darling. Menclieeter. tailor. Cohen, Henry, Sunderland. Honey. John, Great YILMOUth. Norfolk. licensed hex Brown, George. neer Leeds, labourer. Ilenslet, ...