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... DEATH IN A BALLOON. It ia, we suppose, probable that we hare nearly got rid of rope-walking. Blondin about to retire from the profession, and we may hope that he win not hare a successor. The accidents which bare occurred, if they have not put an eud ...
... DEATH OF THE QUEEN'S MOTHER. We deeply regret to have this morning to announce the death of the Queen's mother, the Duchess Kent. Her Royal' Highness expired at her residence at Frogmore at half-past nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The end has come ...
... Death of Mr Robert Gladstone. —The death of Mr Robert Gladstone, of Manchester, one of the most distinguished merchants of that city, took place in London, on Wednesday evening. Mr Robert Gladstone was the fourth son of the late Mr Robert Gladstone, of ...
... DEATH OF JOHN SYMERS, ESQ. our obituary of to-day. it is our painful duty to announce the death of one our best and most respected citizens. Mr Symers, whose health had been visibly failing for some time past, had severe attack about fourteen days ago ...
... Death of a Bride.—A very melancholy death took place in the village of Camelon on Sabbath night. A young woman was to have been married, and was proclaimed in the Parish Church of Falkirk that day. the evening she was dead, the cause of death being fever ...
... At the Somerset assizes on Monday, John Alien was sentenced to death for the murder of hia wife at Hatch Beauchamp, near Taunton. The crime was committed through jealousy. ...
... Vital Statistics.—The following is the weekly return of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in the eight princi pal towns of Scotland for the week ending Saturday Oct. 25,1873: * 2 Temperature. Rain Towns. if in S Q ft. Lowest. Mean. 'leer. 1e«. lee. deg ...
... Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, J free of charge, but must in every case a'ltne by the name and address of the sender. Notice a Birth must be given to the Registrar Twenty-one Days after its occurrence ot a within Three Days after its celebration; ...
... It is reported in the New Zealand papers that twenty gold miner* have met their deaths by a sudden landslip, and that other forty were ■mothered by ar«l*ncbe snow. It is not reported in what localities these fatal accidents oocurred, and no particulars ...
... DEATH OF Mil G. LOCKHART. Lockhaut, the friend and gifted compear of Wilson, has not been long in following him to the tomb. The name of the former is as indissolubly connected with the renown of the ' Quarterly Review,' that Christopher North was with ...
... Mr Hale, the Rocket Improver.— The death of this gentleman in the East contradicted. letter says:—-Mr Hale excellent health, and is now on his way to Baldjik Bay to see the Admiral—from Baldjik he is to make at once for England, where he will I understand ...
... The awful death of Madame Palesikoff, one of the most charming amongst all that bevy of charming Russian ladies who sometimes gladden the winters of Paris, has created a terrible shock among the circles she so lately embellished by her presence. The unhappy ...