... DEATH OF C2OA PEARLT.'.i '(WITil PORTRAIT AND OTR151 ILLUSTMATIONS'). AN English notoriety of Imperial France, Emsmaa Crutch, better known as Cora Pearl, died oun-r, day week in the house of the Rue Bssario, Parielt& which she retired when poverty came upon hor; S1f- was attended by an officer of medical relief. abt the request of the croncierge of the tneument'in which-she lodged. What ...

... 'DEATH OF A: CELEBRATED LECTURER.. xit. GEOBGEDAWSON, M.A., the well-known lecturer and preaoher, 'died suddenly at his residence,.,neer Bi.iingham,' ?? morning, last week. ;Mr, Dawsop 'wasbor 'in London on the 24thof lFebruary,. '1821 'and t'adied at Glasgow,where hr took the M.A. Idegree. Joining the Baptietnirnist'r, his 1lrst chrge WM at'Rijokina~nsvworth, ivhwihihe 'lefti ina 18'4--for ...

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... DEAIE BYS TORTURE. Tnx police charged vith causing death by torturing a villager in Kyauksai, Burmah, have been found guilty. One constable hars ieen sentenced to trans- portation for life, and anothor uo seven years' rigorous imprisonment. The liurmese inspector has bean sen- teneed to one year B simple imprisonmrent only. This, ?? a correspondent, is only one of the many instances of police ...

... it i, DEATH Or KADARM PAT~Zr tee.) Tim etidden death of Madamne Patey, in the prime jini't of life, is -a, serions blow'to musical art in' England. irred Thu deceased lady' was making her farewell tour in she theiprovinces Previous to retiring luto private life. . She had reached Sh~licfield on Tuesday-, And had she 'finished an encore for her first s~ong at a, oonosrb a at: giveu that evening ...

... DEATH OF ISAAC GORDON, THE NOTORIOUS MONEY-LENDER. A WONDERFUL CAREER. THR death is announced at Bir inghAx4 of Isaac Gordon, the notoriohs money-lender, who, under numerous aliases, carried on extensive loan operations in various parts of the country. Gordon lived a lonely life, and for some time past has divided his time b-tween feveral City hotels, staying a few days at each! His last stay ...

... DEATH OF GENERAL JOUBERT. BRITISH OF1PICERS SEND WREATHS. GENERAL JOUBERT ?? away at half-past eleven on Tuesday night week at Pretoria.- He had been suffering--from a stomachic THE TRANSVAAL WAR. complaint. The town, - says Reuter, is plunged in mourning for the loss of one who was a true patriot, a gallant general, and an upright and honourable gentleman. Accord- ing to a private telegram ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT POPLAR. off Monday morning Mr. George Collier held an in- i ueust at the l.Igle Tavern, East India-road, Poplar, on tho body of William Adams, aged, thirty-seven, who I was found stabbed in the breast, and for which his wife is now in custody. Joseph Gunner, a fitter, said about a quarter to eight on Saturday evening week he was with the deceased. They had been spending ...

... DEATH OF SIR F. GORE OUSE1EY. ThE Rev. Canon Sir F. A. Goro Ouseley, Professor of Mlusic at Oxford University, while standing on Satur- day outside the Hereford Branch of the Birmingham, Dudley, and District Bank, was seized with sudden illness. Medical aid was summoned, but lie died in the bank premises within an hour of the attack. Ile had been suffering from an affection of the heart. 'rhe ...

... DEATH OF MR. SAMUEL MORLEY. MR. SAMUsEL MORLRY, who has been seriously ill at his town residence, 34, Grosvenor-street, for several months, suffered a serious relapse on Saturday, and died at twenty-five minutes past twelve on Sunday morning, Although the sad event was not wholly unexpected by the members of the family of the deceased gentleman, it came with a suddenness which prevented ...

... e DEATH OF A FRENCH VETERAN. r ON;E of the few survivors of the Grand Army of Napoleon Bonaparte has just (lied at Gaillon at the age of ninety vears. Enlieting in a light infantry i regiment in IS11, he saw considerable service under e the orders of Napoleon, and took part in the battle D of Waterloo, where he was wounded. He afterwards took part in the operations of the heroic Brigade of ...

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