... Indians became enraged while in liquor, aud killed his wife. He was duly tried by his tribal associates, and the sentence of death by starvation, without sleep, passed upon him. He was accordingly strapped to a log, his arms and legs being well secured, ...

... 1872. Considering her condition, she thought it was best for her to die now. She was perfectly willing ; she did not fear death. She believed that she would be better off, and that it would be better for her kindred. At eleven o'clock the guard met at ...

... correspondents learned in these matters would probably beable to tell. That something is done which ultiinatelycauses the death of bird soon after the coveted coin has passed into the hsnds the philanthropic working man seems pretty cloar; but one thing ...

... husband. The settlement gave her in addition power to dispose of the property by her will or any deed, to take effect after het death. The trustee under this settlement (Mr Worsnop, the plaintiff in the action), accordance with the terms of the settlement permitted ...

... operation are visible. Primary vaccination, however, has made such progress in the province that there is a marked decrease in the death>rate from smallpox. Formerly the disease constantly appeared, especially in large towns, and hundreds died in each. Now, according ...

... by the Rev. William Barr, John Brooks, merchant, Kelso, to Maggie, eldest daughter of Robert Renilson, merchant, Jedburgh. DEATHS. At 38 Qastle Street, on the 3d William Fairbairn, surveyor. At 3 Alva Place, Norton Park, the inst, Andrew Morrison, aged ...

... Marshall presiding. Dr Stevenson read a minute which had been expressive of regret the loss sustained by the hospital in the death Mr Isaac Bay ley, S.S.C., legal agent to the hospital. The minute was approved. A report the hospital visitation committee ...

... his engine in the goods station near Daddeston Mill, when a passing engine knocked him down, mangling his boiy tearfully. Death was instantaneous. The deceased was married, and haspeffc five children. ...

... says that they parcelled out their lands yearly, but gathered the crops in common, giving each his share, and punishing with death the peasant who should appropriate any to himself. In modern Servia and Crotia, villages have kept such an ancient system, ...

... TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. SUDDEN DEATH AT ST ANDREWS. (From our Si A Correspondent.) A striking illustration of the uncertainty of human life occured here this forenoon. Mr David Smith, watchmaker, one of the oldest and most highly respected of our citizens ...

... next of kin against her exeoutors, the Vioe-Chaneellor held that her husband's assent was not annulled by the accident his death during the 1 coverture, and that her will was in all respects valid and operative to pass the whole of her personal estate ...

... never ninety philosophers at any time. John Berkeley, who was very popular, occupied a room next to Roger. 1 recollect his death, which wa* very sudden, at the beginning of January 1847. It caused a great sensation in the college. Some of the students ...