The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-27 00:00:00

CALAWOMAN

TIM following Is aa diatriniof the espeodltare to 16 lit
of Msy, .
I. Management and travelting expenses, 196,972 2 9f
9. Timber and mintage thereof, - - 67.118 14 s
3.. Mealditam • • - - 1,79:1 Is II
4. Quarries sad malserb - - 182,3t0 wsl
6. Nhlpping, „ • • - - 10.1163 14 II
6. Horses. • .• • , - - - 4,982 12 s.
7. Labour ami wolltimmadp, day work, • 99.189 13 ea
8. Labors, mkaaaro mbrk, - 266,170 15 q
9. Purchase of Yid nod damages, - 47.064 961
10. Purchase end AIN Of horses, - • 11,000 110
11. Incidental expel** - - - 11.7211 7 2
19. Itoad-makiag, - - - - ' 4,181 II

Baines at the disposal of the Commis-
infuser', on the 1$ May. 1821, -
Discharge, •

kM4740 8
20.117 17 9i
646107 6 21

The foresee in the Sabfield Pit, is the Nudes Col.
liery, Ayshire, for assi :Ling the draught of air, on tie
evening of Saturday last, was made oa fur the nigh?,
and found to go well; but, after the uses left the pi.,
the course of the air changed, and the flames of the fah.
mace were communicated to s'quentity of timber co:.
lotted in the pit for roe4agt &c. On Sunday Moeujnir it
was found to be burning with greet violence, stadia;
forth a thick volume of smoke from the pit.aloath, and
consequently preventing. the workmen from descending
and bailing them is their attempts to extinguish it.
The mouth of the pit was covered. sad ether snags
take. to check the Are, and after th•se means were used
for three days, the smoke emitted became les., on
Wednesday. several men deceaded she pit, sod found the
Ike nearly exhausted. There were tea horses in the pit,
the whole of which were found to be suffocatedro death ;
'bat, with this exception, the-loss is not great, and it is
expected tbe_pit will be get into a working state is a
few days.—(Giaegow Journal )
An inquest was held at Christchurch, on Thursday, 00
the body of a child, nine years of age, the daughter of
the widow Taylor; who, being left to take care of the
yweaies children. in attempting to redriedle a firr, eft
her ewe clothes 10 a blaze, which caused her death is a
few hostel The poor sufferer presented a spectacle to
4he Jury, too shocking for descriptiou. The Coroner
very peoperly admonished the woman not again to leave
her infant family without proteetise, as another child of
kit's met Its (teeth a short time since from the same
team. Her hatband also was killed, two years ago,
at Cliristclinteh fair, by a gig being carelessly driver
spinet hint.
illiterratsp,lieratecs oe Munn, PROII AN titellrl-
- itteoaleak—Do Tuesday last, an alarming act.-
dsakked *early happened to two ladies sail a gentle.
mew who were proceeding through Bishopwearmotth
is a gyig.owipg to► largs mastiff dog hawing; spring u?
std Weed the bores by the throat, *bids Dwelt the am-
weal paitalle sad rear up ; the dog was thus fora dye
shales off, but it intsantly again seized the horse by the
swee.ead Aid not relinquish his bold until it received a
violist blow from a stick, in the hand of dlr. Murders
who was passing by at the time. The Magistrites are
makiag every effort to briar the pauessor et the dug to
justice.--(Nesecriade Chronicle.)
Elizabeth Temilason. who was lately canner t d to on;
county gaol, charged with the wilful tuardee of her ha..
band, by poison. died on Thursday elegiac last (Nit
kat.) She was infected with jaundice, sad coadeed to
her bed when the unnatural crime was perpetrate.
Daring her short imprisonment, she was recently
teaded by the county Surgeon, but her complaint ere
not to be subdued by medical skill. To the eabortatiots
of- .

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