The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-26 00:00:00

DIED.

Ow the 2.3 d Inst. aged .9, Richard trong, E.q. Acre-lane, Brian,
Surrey.
On the 22d Inst. after a short Illness, in the sStb year of her ate, Bit-
riet, the wife of A. K. Newman, Esq. of Leadenlaall-street, derylt n'-
gretted..
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On the 23d Mat, at her son's house, ‘Vartield, Berks, aged 84,
relict of the late Samuel de Castro, Esq. ut Bighbury.place,
an.l formerly of Madras.
At Much Urawick, near Ulrerston, hfrs. Jane Braithwaite, aged IA:.
She continued to wash her own clothes, cook her own r letuall, tr. at:t-
out aasistante, till within a abort period of her death. Less than 3 year
ago she could see to thread a small needle with the naked eye. derbev.
Ing was equally good; Indeed she retained her faculties almost uningskrd
to the last.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGI.
M0rning........ 27 mitt. after e

THE LATE ACH/DENT.—(Further Particulars.)—The
following we believe to be a correct list of the men who were killed
and injured at Mr. 3laudsley's manufactory, in the Westminter.
road, on Wednesday :—O. Glover, killed on the spot, servant ta
Mr. Field; S. Booth, died on reaching the hospital; M. Fond,
broken thigh; Blandford, shoulder bone broken, and otherrse
hurt; Chattrs, bruised, but not seriously hurt: Hoare, very badly
hurt, chiefly on the bead ; Short, colter bone broken, and others:sr
bruised ; Storey, not materially hurt ; Cross. not materially hurt:
Clark, much bruised and injured in the back; Leigh, internally sri
dangerously bruised; Hadlow, leg broken, and seriously bralsri;
Mercer, much bruised M the back; Trott, seriously hurt; Ws-r.
seriously hurt. In an office near where the unfortunate Gloverra
found, five of Mr. 31auclaley's assistants were engaged in drimng
plans at the moment the fatal catastrophe happened. all of whom
miraculously escaped. One of them in particular, who vas
threatened with instant destruction by the falling of an itemesse
.
body of iron, bricks, and tiles, was saved by the iron restincr,.
above his head, upon some of the ruins, ar.d he received no
injury than a few slight bruises.

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