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SOSPENSION OP MESSRS. MELLOR, HETHERINGTON,
AND CO.—The suspension was announced yesterday of
Messrs. Mellor, Hetherington, and Co., a respectable
firm in the American trade. The amount of their lia-
bilities has not been stated, but the stoppage has been
caused by the recent failure of Messrs. Morewood and
Rogers, and, although the public have generally learned
to attach no importance to such statements, it is said
and hoped that the liquidation will not he unfavourable.
Messrs. Hetherington have a house at New York.
DEATH AT PEGWELL BAY BY FALLING OVER THE
CLIFF.—Mr. Eaden, deputy coroner, held an inquest
yesterday, at the Pear Tree, Pegwell Bay, on the body
of a young man named Henry Gambrill, who had
been from Sandwich on a visit to Pegwell, and, in re-
turning in the dark, fell over the cliff and was killed.
Jane Pearce, a domestic servant, deposed that she saw
the deceased, at about half-past seven on Monday even-
ing, at Mr. Cory's, at the station. He told her he was
coining down to Pegwell, and added, "It is very dark
—suppose I was to fall over the cliff." No one was
with him when he left her, and he turned ,to go in the
direction of Pegwell. William Cory, coast guardsman
at the Pegwell station, in going from the ladder to the
station, at about nine o'clock the same evening, heard a
noise of some one groaning, and, immediately descend-
ing the ladder, followed in the direction of the noise
till he came to the deceased, who was not quite dead.
He said to deceased, " Good God ! Harry, is it you ! "
and he replied "Yes," quite plainly. He spoke no
more, and died in about half an hour. Having since
seen his body, he bad observed a large gash over his
temple, and that he was otherwise seriously injured.
lie fired his pistol, and several persons soon came to his
assistance, and carried deceased to where he was then
lying, This being the whole of the evidence, leaving
no doubt that deceased bad fallen over the cliff a ver-
dict of accidental death was returned. The deceased,
who was only twenty years of age, bad but just returned
from the Baltic in her Majelity's ship Majestic, and
had fourteen days' leave ot.-4Se'nee. -,Te` ivo of his bro-
thers belong to the eame Aire --4-7teritisii.-Observer.
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