... m held at their residence. IMPORTANT CASE of ALLEGED DEATH THROUGH VACCINATION. On Monday, Dr. Lankester (the coroner), held an important inquiry at Highgate New Town, London, relative to the death of William, infant son of Mr. Emery, who, having been ...

... DEATHS. At High Street, bare, on 27th init., Ann wife of JOSS mach regretted. ♦t Pinkie Hill, Masselbargh, on the 22nd inia., Joni Esq. of Hurrays. Friends will kindly swept of this intimation. Med at Niddrie, an the 24th inst., the only beloved nit of ...

... primoneris a milliner, and also in the mums her businois cleaned bonnets, for which purpose abe use d poisonous drags. The death of the h=band was attributed to arsenical poisoning, and the modem by which it was presumed the prisoner was actuated in committing ...

... lie Paid, 1 sent you to be at an Inquest on the body of your huathooi, for theme Is a doubt about his death.' What a doM t about my husbands death 1 said. Yes, be said, '• there Is a doubt, and there le to be an Inquest, and they want you to he there ...

... of the voice and respiratory organs generally, all of which are the well known precursors of Consumption and a lingering death. They immediately cause free expectoration in asthma, bring off the tough vierid phlegm, allay tickling in the throat whi causes ...

... TM tuifortuttate mother, who was also prostrated, was ambled to rise from the ground without serious injury, but the sadden death of her daughter appears to nave affected her intellect. After twenty years' service in the Detective Departmeet of yard, London ...

... been very successful, and had effected a great deal of good amont many the depraved classes in Chatham. On the evening tit Ms death he was preaching to • large &admix at the corner of one of the thoroughfares, the weather bein •ntenee'y hot. He had jwit concluded ...

... DEATHS. At Newbattle Park, oe the sth inst., Holm; aged 77. Friends will please accept of this intimation. At Union Park, Bonnjrigg, on the 3rd instant, Mitaaaarr MaLvit.La, eldest daughter of Mr JOHN CAJIIIIILL, tuner, :it Ann's Carpet Works, Lasewade ...

... figure is that of a colossal lion, 28 fed long and 18 feet high ; he is fatally wounded, and has fallen, but in the agony of death still endeavours to protect • shield an which is sculptured the llear-de.lye of the Bourbons. At the foot of the monument me ...

... of the voice and respiratory organs generally, all of which are the well known precursors of Consumption and a lingering death. They immediately cause free expectoration in asthma, bring off the tough viscid phlegm, allay tickling in the throat which ...

... Oliver ler dr of by mine with We lave se yomenal of re case. or bet tree led a Wel pills Ned WM Son Mae ee tbe Ms to the of death were so fast. sietwitit=the verdict of the jury,* wart be for the sentence of the law to be ire eller in tlld sad that public ...

... carriage was Immediately artterwarde upset. ashmore's injuries being eo severe as to cause her death within an hour after the accident A verdict of Aocidental death a was returned It is stated in the New York Tines, of the 20th alt., that a movement la foot ...