News in Brief
The Times, 1824-02-16T00:00:00

A iew days ago John 'Marshall, i young man, servant to a farmer at Grayingham. near Kirton, slipped from 2us sest while driving a thr.ashing-machine, and had-one of his feet newrly separat- ed from the leg by the machinery. He was immediately taken by a medical gentleman of the neighbourhood in a post-chaise to the Lin. coln County Hospital, where, by the great skill and attention of the surgeons, a cuore of the shattered limb is likely to be effected without h4ving recourse to amputation. But for the sudden stepping of the horses, the poor youth would probsbly haye lost his life in his lan. gerous employmentL-Stamtord New's, The legs of the antelope are so slender, and brittlc at thle same time, that they break in the attempt to convey the an;inal from place to place or eveii when it is kept upon a pavement or a floor wvhich is smhooth enough to be sliplery. The Arab, however. mounted on his courser, overtakes these swift-footed Pnimna, sad throws a stick at them, by which their lep are mnost commnonly en- tangled and broken; so that it is very rare to procure one alive, with- out its being so crippled tkat it is impossible to keep it. [Adverfisement.]_HO3sE BREW!D BEER ALL TrlE YEARs.- At the suggestion of H. Brougham, Esq., M. P., T. JARvis,wihe. cooper and cooper in gencrl, No. 3, llungerford-street, hat now on sale brewing utensils at the following low cash prices, viz.:-one, two, three, and four bushel sets, with casks, &c, at 21. 3s.. 31. 31., 41. 41., and 5L I 5S. Families waited upon to brew their beer, to bot. tie, or remove their wines, in town or country. Water-butt%, seasoned, of al sizes;' bathing and turtle tubs lent on hire. We would advise all persons to take a note of this, No. 3, Hungerford-treet, three doors from the Strand. LAdvcrtisement. ]-The new invented llair Brush, which entire- ly supersedes the use of the small.teoth-comb-Ross and SoNs, No. I 19, Bishopsgate-strect, beg to inforn the nobility and gentry, that the above invention having been Patronized for upwards offour years by some of the first families in the kingdorn, they take this opportunity of making it generally known. As an article of the toi. let for cleansing the hair, it will be found unrivalled, nor dees It Wdr- duce that uneasiness lo the headIoccasioned by al1 other hard brus'bes. N. B. As the invention combines the old and new systems, the pro. prietors have named it the " union-brush." lAdvertisement. I-Next Thursday the Lo zery begins, when the two first prizes will have 20,0001. money each, and all the blanks will be put into the wheel again; so that if a peison does not get a prize the first day, he is sure of having a chance for the remaining prizes of 20,0001. en the second day. CARROLL is the favourite, from the circumstance of iis bring the only office where four prizes of 20,0001. were sold in the short space of four montbs. A grcat va. riety of numbers are pow on sale at Carroll's fortunate offices, 19, Cornhill, 7, Chasing-cross, and 26, Oxford-street. [Advertiscment.]-HAZARD and"Co. reepctfully remind the public, that the I,ottery begins next Thursday, wheri the two firat prizes will be entitled to 20,001. each, the scheme containing seven prizes of 20,000i., 'rnd every blank drawn the first da;y will have X. second chance, or the holder nmay receive 101. before the 10th of I\arch. Haaartl and Co.'s old establisbed and fortuziate offices, Royal Exchange-gate, 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford-street, eud Ct Regent-street; where capital prizes have been sold amounting to someminioins. LAdvertiserent.]-PIDDING and Co., No. 1, CorRhill, find there are no schemes so attractive as those whicl abound -sth capital prizes, and the present contains seven of 20,000L, in money or three per Cents., besides many others, whilst every blan'k on the first day (next Thursday, Feb. 19) wiL be dravn again, or may rwceive back 101. per ticket, after having had the chance of the two of 20,0001. sterling, attached to the two first prizes. Piddinrg and Co. bave been always successful In distributing capitals at the commeneemcaeut of every new year, as will be recollected by numerous sersons who have had prizes of 21,0001., 20,0001., 5,0001., 1,0001.I &, ia the last and previous years; in fact, no office can compete with the l4cky correr, No. 1, ComnhilL