... guardian. I a letter from his mother inquiring about him mail or two ago. But his blue blood couldn't M hi? from dying dog's death in a Melbourne stable-yard. A sad story! ...

... protection of railway servants, as it ought to be. An unfortunate employee may be kille.l at any moment, and the fact of his death concealed as not to find its way into the newspapers. Still, it would be unjust not to admit on the other hand what must notorious ...

... consular functionaries of the respective countries, measure which will remove a source of much heart-burning and complaint. Death the Rector Whitby.—The Rev. Wm. Keane, M. A , rector of Whitby, andformerly domestic chaplain to the Marquis Conyngbam, died ...

... Accidents of all kinds, provided for a Policy of the RAILWAY PASSENOrRS' ASSURANCE COMPANV. An Annual Payment of £3 to 5s insures Death, au Allowance the rate per week fo* injury. £725,000 have been Paid as Compensation, ONE out every Twelve Annual Policy Holders ...

... her life estate with the amount in the event of her husband's death, and also undertaking to keep up certain life policies in the event of ber deatn predeceasing that of her husband. the death of her husband she, however, refused to recognise tbe charge ...

... is now being kept in strict seclusion. She believes, it appears, that, if given to her countrymen, she would he tortured death, and her body exhibited to the female slaves of the Chinese quarter as a warning. If, Fays the Globe, as the San Francisco ...

... evidence of several witnesses had been taken the jury returned verdict to the effect that the deceased persons hid met with their death by fire and gunpowder explosion, and that p >wder in excess of what the law permitted had bean btored in some of the shops ...

... and Mousy, cause! \ccidents all kinds, provided lor a folic the KAILWAY OoMPANI'. An Annual Payment of to insures £lOOO at Death, an Allowance the rate ...

... the duration of human life is curiously exemplified in the London Registrar General's returns, which show that fifty-one deaths were caused in that city last week by different forms violence. No fewer than four of these were caused by horses or vehicles ...

... James Richardson, the outfitter, who lived three doors from the Ortons, said that on the 13th of December, 1865, after his death, received the letter which the defendant wrote to the deceased from Wagga-Wagga, asking for information about Arthur Orton ...

... alluding to another police officer. He was then be wily handcuffed, convicted of murder in the first degree, and sentenced to death. It is but due to him to say that a more gallant ruffian seldom entered the dock. ...

... TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. FATAL ACCIDENT TO PRINCE. The Stciiular:l says—Particulars of the death of the second sou of the Princess Alice has reached lis. The young Prince Thursday, unobserved his guardians, managed to climb to chair at the window of the nursery ...