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... held last evening, under the presidency of Mr. B. H. .Joseph, it was proposed by Mr. B. Silverston, That the use of tobacco should be discountenanced. Mr. Silverston said hedid not propose to abolish tobacco, but only to check the use of the narcotic ...
... The Adjourned Inquiry. At tli? Pi'th Hotel, to-ci'iy, Mr Rhys, corona, ••>simied 'he inquest upon the bodies of the 39 men killed by the explosion at the National Col- liery, Wattstown, on the 18th February last. Mr Bosanquet, Q,C., represented the Home ...
... is oem- thin] pietoly wrecked. Several of the victims -whose Z at odies hare besen recovered were killed by choke- f itdamrap. All the horses were killed. Several futur Imembers of samed families perished. In site cme meal a father and two seas are amiong ...
... driving out of the vritsdoss, or seriously imjuriing the whole of the passengers, ii about 15. The engineer (Crossley) Was killed on the spot, t likewise two of the patsseengis-one a man not known, the d other namied Fitsmore, a clerk to Messrs. Simonds ...
... Gardnoer, T. Fowler, Golby, U. Malins, Griffin, W. French, Drnkhwater, C. Simmons (Secretary), &c. Mr. George West, of Silverstone, and Mr. Charles Gold- smith, of M~ollington, were admitted new members. Mr. Brazier said that a great number of important ...
... the eliift, which wais 38 yards leep. About 9ft. of the sides suddenly collapsed, burying ve of the man. Four of them were killed-nsmely, Edward Owen, Cwm Park ; Johls Rtowlands, Anbrynmair; ThomaejJostes, Treorky ; and John Davies, Pentre: The deceased ...
... animal suffer- ing from this disease was killed on the farm of Mrs. Har- man, at Tadmarton. Another was killed the same day on Mr. John Salmon's farm at the same place. During the past week an animal has been killed belong to Mr. W. Hirons, of Chacombe.-Banbury ...
... -On Thursday another animal Ib was killed on the Oxfordihire part of Mr. Goldsmitlh'zfarm a at Mollingtou. Some of the animals on the Warv, ickshire *q partareaffected. Mr.Benjasniis Corbett has had an animal c ,killed at Shotteswell. There was also one ...
... been found as follows:-1499, 16-51, 15 91, - 14'16, and 14 52 candles-a very satisfactory series of observations. - iMr. Silverstone attended to ask who would pay for the damage his house at the corner of St. Nicholas and - Silent Streets sustained from ...
... Islinsgton, builder, -T. OSTICK, Pantoti-strect, Haymarket. plumbe2-W. SPANNER, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, butcher-T. WAKE, Silverstone, Northampton- shire, baker.-W. LAWRENCE, llarringtlo-street, Harapstead-road, oat of business.-A. GILKS, Fairtloot-road ...
... one of the workmen inadvartentlj touched it with the oil can he held inhhis haud, the result being that he was instantly killed, Mr .T. S. Forbes, in presiding at the half-yearly meet., ing of the Regent's Canal and Docks Railway Company said it was ...
... Lenox, Captain of the Klngls Gtuards; but, before the letters patent could be pre. paed, this excellent young nobleman was killed in an en.i tugnent, Sept. 26, 1645, at llowtonI-Heath, near Chester; hlin0g fint secured the retreat of the King, whose person ...