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London, England, 1842-10-21 00:00:00

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Iremarkably large, while D uff s are quite the reverse.
At the break in the wall; where they entered the
wood, and for some distance before, the marks in the
potatoe field distinctly correspond with the size of the
shoes of both parties. .
On Sabbath evening 3/PCTl7a.c.' was taken out to
the cottage, in order to be identifio I by Duff. Sheriff
Henderson, Lord Duncan, and othor officials, as also
the medical gentlemen attending hi in, were present
On Duff being asked if that was Ow man who shot at
him, he distinctly said it was.
M'Kenzie is a married man with* numerous fa-
mily. He is apparently about 50 ye.tt sof age. Since
the occurrence Mr. Duff has lingerati in the house
which he first reached, and little if any hope has icon
entertained of his recovery—indeed, the latest reports
lead us to believe that it is almost impassible his life
can be preserved.—Scotsman.

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DIzEADFUL BOILER EXPLC,SION.
SCARBOROUGH, OCT. 19.—An occurrence of an
awful descriptic,n took place at Middlesbort mgh yes-
terday (Tuesday, I8th) morning, at a quarter past
nine o'clock, the steam-boiler belonging to the iron
manufactory (principally used for making rails for
railroads) of Messrs. Bulcho and Co. explothrg, which
blew the roof of the building up, and, sad to relate,
the principal part fell upon the men at work, where
they had just arrived from breakfast.
About 100 men are employed, but to my latett in-
formation it could not be -stated how many were on
the premises at the moment ; two hours, however,
after the accident I had some converaation with a re-
spectable gentleman (resident in the town) who had
then left the ruins, and had seen about fourteen bodies
taken out most sadly mutilated and scalded, of course
quite dead. All the particulars I could collect in my
route from Stockton to this place I forward, thinking
it will be the earliest.
What is above stated may be relied upon; other
exaggerated accounts were in circulation, but I proved
them from conversation with various parties to be er-
roneous. I have handed you nothing more than I
consider will be found correct. The same manue-
tory had an explosion about six months sink, when
one life only was lost; what it may be now, time will
shortly show. It is the general opinion that the en-
gine was working beyond its power, which caused
the boiler to explode.
Middlesborough is a town on the south bank of the
river Tees, about four miles from Stockton ; the Viso
towns are connected by railway.

BOROUGH OF WEIGHMOUTH
AND DIELCOMBE REGIS.
The following is the result of the revision of the
Overseers' List of Electors of the borough of Weigh_
mouth and Melcombe Regis, Oct. 15 :
Objections taken by Liberals
Claims made by Liberals
Expunged,
Sustained
---104

Objections taken by Tories..
Claims made by Tories......
Expunged....
Sustained.

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8
8
-16

Majority in favour of the Liberals, 88.
This revision secures the Liberal interest in du! two
scab! at Weymouth.