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... ad, abont a fortnight since. On the night of the accident, the unfortunate deceased had retired towards the bank part the stage, when her dress was set fire by a gas jot placed behind a piece of scenery. Wet blankets and other appliances were once employed ...
... Mr. T. P. Cooke was born in Marylebone on the 23rd April, 1786. Entering the navy served under Nelson at the bombardment of Copenhagen, for which received a medal. His first, appearance on the stage took place at the Royalty Theatre, in January, 1804 ...
... The month just past has been tofopushed by unusual absence of the customary rainfall. The April showers this year may expected May.- Hill of Howth Observatory, April, 1864. A Nag and an Egg.— We extract the followm? curious story from a fashionable contemporary: ...
... to fall every man in proportion his means. He brought forward a number statistics, showing the amount of the property of this country. . . Mr. Pollard-Urquhart seconded the motion in statistical free trade' speech. The Chancellor of the Exchequer was of ...
... the object which is to prevent five under secretaries of State sitting the lower House, was read second time. Several minor bills were advanced a stage. . Sir J. Hay obtained leave to bring in a bill to authorise the Bank of England to issue their notes ...
... would be able to show that it was not their fault. The Government Annuities Bill, after some discussion, was read a third time and passed. Sir G. Grey moved the second reading of the Gaols Bill. a division, after some discussion, the second leading was carried ...
... were read a second time. the motion for the second reading of the Poisoned Flesh Prohibition Bill, Lord moved its rejection, but after a sharp discussion, the second reading was carried a division by bills in the paper were advanced a stage, and the House ...
... the stage the ground. They were all injured; but one, named Smith, had his skull fractured. The jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. A young woman named Jane Senne), housemaid to Mrs. Gatoux, Seymour-street, Pimlico, was cleaning the second-floor ...
... Amberley; and Major-General Sir Fredeno Abbot, 0.8., the executors. The personalty was sworn under ...
... This is an appalling thought to man with thirsty throats! An Exhibition of Feline. —We have had a donkey show, and now we are to have cat show! All we can say is that we trust the exhibition will be held at Islington, which is a distant district, for ...
... joints soon show the loss of flesh, by appearing larger thaa natural, the chest becomes contracted, the features sharpened, and the eyes attain more than their wonted clearness and brilliancy. The matter expectorated changes with the different stages of the ...
... most alarming disease; or that it can be oared as readily in the last as in the first stage. What I mean is, that this disease is not necessarily fatal in any stage —that patients may recover after the longs have actually undergone partial destruction ...