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11.

CONSTANCE ; or LIFE AS IT IS.

The first annual general meeting of the Ply-
rrouth and D vonport Banking Company was held at the
Bank at Plymouth on Friday, the 15th instant. The
report of the Director. proved highly satisfactory and
gratifying to the Proprietors. A dividend of 11. per share
(equal to 6 per cent. on the advanced capital) was declared,
and the retiring Directors were re-elected.—Plymouth
Chronicle.

AWFUL DISSOLUTION FROM EATING A
PIECE OF OamsuE.—Yesterday an inquest was held at
the Union Coffee-house, lJnion street, Blackfriars, the
body of Mrs. SARAH LONGMAN, aged forty, a lady of in-
dependent property, residing at No. 11, Printing-house--
lane. On Wednesday she was seized with strong convui-
-ions, after eating the half of an orange, and she appeared
to be choking. All she could articulate was—" Orange,
orange; Oh, Lord !" and retched violently, but nothing
came from her stom.ch. She remained in this state for
tviout hall an hour, when she expired 7 medical assistance
during the period of her sufferings having been sought in
vain, and did not arrive until after she had been dead some
minutes. Verdict—Died by the visitation of God.
A MAD BULL IN LIVERPOOL.—On Tues-
day evening last as six butchers were driving a full-grown
i.ull down Ranelagh-street, the animal took fright at the
sudden lighting of the gas in Mr. COOPER'S shop window,
and a gentleman unfeeling his umbrella at the same mo-
ment. It made a rush at the gentleman, tore his um-
brella with its barns, threw him down and trampled upon
hint, inflicting, we believe, very serious injury. The ani-
mal then sprang through the window, and, putting his
fore feet on the minuet in a most imposing attitude, gave
a most tremendous roar. The shop boy not liking the
voice or appearance o. his formidable customer. decainped
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possible speed—a piece of rudeness which the bull
seemed to take in high dudgeon, for turning round, he
knocked down several canisters of tea, and then and enly
bolted out again, smashing the window frame in his re-
treat. He then ran furiously down the street, breaking
every window where the gas was lighted, to the no small
terror of the people in the neighbourhood, whose shouts
and screams added considerably to his .larm. The shutters
of other shops were closed as if by magic. The bull c in-
tinned cruising about in various directions for upwaida of
twenty minutes, then started at the top. of his speed along
the streets, and was, we believe, finally secured at the Pot.
teries, without much further mischief.—. Liverpool Chron.