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Widnes Examiner. — 1897-10-01 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

FORTNIGHTLY REPORT OF THE HEALTH OF WA RRINGTON.  haring the fortnight ogling September 11th. 1197, the tglowing births end death. wore regietered -•- -•  Warnageln Rogistratine Diatrw;.Bl 62 The oared. of Mena neer deaths was 18 rho death.. rate frnm .11 NVIIIM wail equal to 2,11 per 1,000, against 24 tho average of the preview. fortnight, and against 11-1 the correspqndlog pence' of last ?oar. rho ,leath• Isle from the woos ,111. f 7,114/tie dolour, was equal to II 4 per I,ooo.agaiast 1 19 tr. a•prago 'steer the prowinua fortnight, and against 1 2 the eurreapnediag psnrof of 1899 those, of mertality 0-1 1-5 S —IS 15-25 25-68 85 op. 20 9 1 2 El 8 62. The deaths Wended-19 from diarrhoea. 1 from whooping bnigh, 1 from owealao, 1 from log uoura, 2 (torn raneer, S front pkthisla, 3 learn brai• dimmer, 6 from long disarm*, 3 from heart diabase, 1 from suicide, , from old age. The fAlowing ease. of infectious diaoaaa have been reported Ogling the, week :—Nnarlet foyer, 2 cue., diphtheria, 1 two, oeteric frwer,ff cameo. erraipslam, 1 ease Total •II mho, of tattiest. in hospital, fortnight ending 11,5 Sepoember.-12. Maroon*, 4.1. The mega. temperaturo ors. t 1 rah., and therehre 5 der lower tha• the preceding fitnight. m. maximum temperature 59 P woe roonreed on too 20th best aed the minimum temperature 39 F.,  The ...Mall measured 3-111 loch was M.W the readmit of the asemometer deerdieg 211111  10114)1 GORNaI.I.,  Netr•••• I ri T. Mr-r”..— rho fnllnvatag appointment* ware mails in Illanada• might Inr First Ciimpoutlna mernm Vet. Mee 9 -11r-mgOtnn Itangen • St Heigina. minter Tame (Warringto•l, Liorti W rkinann Wigan and I II inre iOldhatal Warnagton • Saletna, reform ci Wainwnglat ißoornra.), tinana iodem imighton Rang..., and A lilrthwiek tst Wain... • W M.C111.11041. Oldham j,liesJ aro, cit Helms) and Sindtnna• Rroughtna Ranter... Twideolay • Wigan, Worm I. fiird.. touch judgm A. Critehley Widnael and r. Mold. Hoectldal. II ,rena): kiintalale Herm. • lattbamin•fame I  • H-B.'thaK 1,..de•• K. relfortilSollord I 114.1 J Nevoiell ,Lembl:Rurmera • Unrcambe,releree VW. email I W Klan ~,u,ll 'oder. r ,Tyldeslov)aed J. Helene ;•telford • 4teckport,relame .1' ad... wrrnel Nuch prawn W lloodyekin M wocaroto, emiF Robinem t Rum-ore, the following ployer• kora recel•r4 teseelon —E. I Herne :Markley Ranoem,end W, Who rtee Erm Weederme,tn •ftnechata W , Mouth 511141,1.1,1 Coo I Widen i Moore ,Skept.m .and .1 Ashton (Hro.matoo, A. E Llewellyn Nowport ), to U.S, 11.1ene Reerraa : J. Zeno owl ~..wieteei.to Walker.. W emblem," Stirtoton K' Reolclff• J Varrlarowl, J Reny ; r,1,3•41.• *AWN, I Puktelleld 1, • 1;1,n., H. Roberto, O. H Orwell Mo. Alm Rengenl, Al Newm .11 .11rneghtea Haagen, and M. Woattmam (Wallrafee, le Bwtoe : and J. efeeco, Morecambe, to Laseaster. • Comport. (frado Marl, e.. Ispeoloret.os •Itbeet Moan. 141.1541 .Sill by armlet*
Widnes Examiner. — 1885-01-17 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

TIM DANGERS OF PARAFFIN LAMPS. Late nail her day night a woman named Kate Redmill, living husband at 46, Meredith-atreet, Nottingham, Wet ,e'° trer: dreadful death. She was alone in a room when s—au;l9. turned a lighted paraffin lamp, and her clothing C:,,tenSe fire. She died before assi:tance could reach her. was the heat that two rings she was wearing were fe'leod S.t gether. Her three chil;ren were in another NOM,: ti§ lest the eldest, a lad aged nine, war. attracted b7gb mother's screams and rushed out into the street his father. • Lie met the latter, but on his arrival 31' was quite dead. John; TIIE CMJECTI DISJUTE v CHEEMLAIII Church, Cheetham, on Sunday, the ReV. U. F. ther a statement from the pulpit on Oa reasons g's 0r Bishop of Manchesten for declining to appoint bl!tit 500; the church. Mr. Gunton emphatically declared 30,bae in the diocese, cleriaer lay, believad more strouSllodeue: did in the Divinity 0 Christ, an. expressed Lie °firm Or :that the members. of the congregation would, c. 1?,, by the, statement. In tb3 evening the pulpit was orcuP'``inst t).,„ Rev. It. B. Healey, who indiguantly protestol oar wrong which ha l been done tour. Gunton s.ail the gation. 134 A Brnarraa ConternEwca.—News recentif 104; land of the stOcide of a young officer of oyal ..estetive Lieutenant Stothert, who was stationed in.111c1i3719.1,1 dePreirs himself with a revolver wErle suffering fram meu—bile glen. At she inquest a verdict of suicide Wog, otblsee State of temporary insanity was retailed.. i'll:tbatllt le etatemehts which are naw flying about, it Is e revolver with which the deceased officer killed biease, the same weapon with which Lieutenant ReP.,ears srs mysteriously shot al Brompton Barracks soros , stotbee, It was with a revolver belonging to Lieutenallt.,erober4 that Lieutenant Roper was shot. It will be ,re'into that, although the strictest inquiry was maevcers, rooe cause of Lieutenant Roper's death, no clue the ording s ree verdict of "Wilful marder against some person A 3." jury having to content themselves with pe. unknown." °ll. LINSEED tozatrovs, solidified lioseed teet_,,lttryte, 01°cl ~ muloent, 6d ; postage 9d. By Bros.. . Obetnist•.—tickt.
Widnes Examiner. — 1885-03-14 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

ICT TARAX&CUM AND PODOPLI,IN.—A liver medicine %,,' an refl.., of 00 may desire, madam," said the artist, can nts about lid each dose. without mercury, Is a mixture of juices of the mandrake and IN 4 .a. "rded It with tearful eyes. "The nose is dandelion plants, good for headache, torpidity, costiveness, Ith Ist nose' is an indication of goodness," res- flatulence, heartburn, indigestion, biliousness, repugnance to r ' tearti"!.'ive and versatile artist. The widow wiped food, general discomfort; depression, Bm. Pepper's Taraxacum ~4 aLd sobbed, "Well, then, make the nose and Podoploy ,by stimulating the liver with a most lit tiilol g, %eri Viem gentle action on the stomach, is the safest, most reliable dicine. Bottles, 24. 9d, Sold everywhere. Insist on haying o t° pei r at. —Notes from the diary of Mdle. Irmo -reppee,e. oca 0 sortir„Bt day—On the high seas; stormy weather, To DARKEN GREY HeIR.—LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR ..e , tt:tiaretivanY. Second day—Captain very amiable; RESTORER pro-I,lcm a perfectly natural shale in a few days. i.,:ilitNitntea °n of lovb and offered me his heart and No hair restorer offered is emal to Lockyer's EliVphur for its i''. elk kjii rtfitird day—Captain returns to the charge, beautifying, cleansing rieVon on the hair, causing it always to r ,L...L, commit suicide and blow up the whole grow. Large bottles,Diss6d.sEsSold ripeverywhere. OLDIE LOTION will besesnna ; rejected. Fourth day—Saved the To CURE SKIN I . o, Se nEn , "'llk marriage completely remove all eruptions, pimnits, /eines , botches, ~t ot, oyat was arranged between two scurf, eczema psoriasis, .kc in a few days. Puleholine attac es ileilee'vali rank,e„ Unfortunately the male party to the old skin disorders and totally destroys them. It is a peculiar, I f iwhen harmless' fluid, roduclo a clear skin Sulpholine agreeable, p g _ _ . 41 oa e acrosB handsome, to say the ef.tst is. t, and, Lut'on Is sold by Chemists. Bottles, 2s Vd. ~Nk. led are wa the Channel to meet his bride, the most
Widnes Examiner. — 1885-05-09 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE EXPLOSION AT THE ADMIRALTY.--The "e(Aic",‘ not, contained the explosive used at the Aclmiralt9 stock;rio, April 23rd, was what is known as a digester, °too 01 such as is used in kitchees It was of cast iron, eso 00 side, with a capacity of one gallon; had etheeretWebot "Baldwin " stamped on the bottom and the the lid. Originally it had had a handle across e" It 'eeole so far no traces of the handle have been foun'bee quested that any person having recently sold stleeees, will communicate with the Scotland Yard auth°'oo 611;50 EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE IN A CEMETERY' ;„,3 110V0e$1 morning the dead body of Peter Robinson olac'e,",torir ofr was found lying on a grave in Kirkdale Ce""bettie Liverpool. By the side of the deceased svaa se.vb be bet taming laitdanum and carbolic acid, some of el'l,e 01110 evidently taken. A short time ago Robinsoo ye le bie committed suicide, and was buried in the grave d, 1000 his body was lying, and subsequently his Wife ci,leeer /len ISS pocket Was found a letter addressed to his bro`-ei; °that he had walked all the way from Perth t° a 6 .• daughter's grave. lebt se el OA VIOLENT TdIINDERSTORM.—On Saturday' day morning a violent thunderstorm swept over ,'-opert7 Sae tricts in Scotland, doing serious damage t 0 Peiberseltoistt killing a number of cows in a field. PaisleY es' toll or• , lir of' struck by lightning, the roof being injured, 4'3 conductur smashed, and several internal fitteielbreele,e‘efee Considerable damage has been done to Wiel, ise,"-tte° The foundation of a large portion of an extenslbe v.of of erection was undermined, and the ooncreteetteo 100' was entirely washed away. The work of 07,elar thereby destroyed and clair.age to the extei'le es thousand pounds has been done. During s gaeree4,o° day a boat was swamped and two brothers 'west, eitleele,
Widnes Examiner. — 1896-04-25 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

TRIPLE 3117RDER AND SUICIDE.  ; A Teignmeuth lodging-house keeper. named Henry Thine 4 killed his three children, aged respectively ten months, three years. 'and four- years, on Monday. A ' little Ipter he killed himself. It is reported that the man and his wife did not live happily together. There is reason to believe that Haines intended killing his wife also as he ran upstairs. where Mrs. Haines was dressing. The ' murderer was about 40 years of age, and had been twice married. A son by the first marriage he sent out ; the children of the second marriage he killed. The servant ' 'lir% named Bertha Newland. was in the kitchen at the 'me af the tragedy, but neither she nor Mrs. Haines •ioard anything.  • Rrms ie ei 8i.410D.—" We have seen hosts of letter from p.oole who hive received great benefit from the use of Clarks Blood. Mixture. It cannot be too highly estimated, for it cleanses and clears th- blood from all impnrities.* This is a 1..,,00d testimonial trim the Family Doctor. which ---- goes on further to say '•lt is the finest Blood Purifier that IRDS , ANIMALS and FISH STUFFED, and monnted --sci,-ace and skill have broAght to light, and we can with the JJ in Glass Cases. of any design. HEADS and HORNS atztoost confidence recommend it to our subscribers and the mounted, also for Sale. Birds made into Hand Screens or Fire puiiie geberally." F+,r Scrofn,a, Scurvy, Eczema. Bad Legs, 1 screens. Dealer in British and Foreign Birds and Animals Siivatio Blood Diseases. Pimples and Sores of all kinds, Skins, Glass Shades, Stags' Heads. Cabinets Store Boxes. tt effr t are m trvePon. Thousands of Te7timonials. Nets, &e., fry Butterfly and Egg Collectors.—B. COMar., Clf,re's rilod Mixture is soil everywhere, at 2s. 9d. per ; Naturalist and Furrier, 21, Renshaw-street, Liverpool. boYe. Beware of worthless imitations and substitute B.— Estalolished over 21 years.
Widnes Examiner. — 1896-07-25 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

SUICIDE  AT SIT V  POLICE PRO. ,EEDINCrq. On Monday at the Runcorn P-t? Sessions, Matthew Healey; supposed to he of St. 1-104 ins„ was charged with unlawfully attempting to coizaa..t sideide, at Halton on the 14th lust, .by cotrin;; his tnroat. . Alfred LTTIAS,.4 fame-rid Sui.ton,sii,l that on the 14:,h he' met. defend-Int on the r&d fr..-Viirlg from Halton station. The min vras walking towards him. Defendant asked him to get a conv-yaoe.-.no tate him to the hospital as two-men wh.,m lie has: met had out his throat. .W tness noticed that the man's throat was wounded and Eot a •traP and --conyed him to the Workhouse. The wound looked as-if it had b.-4oi inltcl but noon ne could not say whether defendant wis in drink bat his opinion was that the wounds were snlf-iiticted. . iiergeant Richardson said he RiNV -defeadaor. the stifle night at puttln ah nut sj o'clock. D4endant. made a statement-to the effeot the.tie had walked from St..Kelens, and was on his wav iitto ..Cheshire looking foi,work at Halton, when he WAS 71t4)ppol by two me.n ; whei7okmended mousy and when he feinted to give them money they got hold of - him and cut .his throat with a clasteknife. Defendkut's clothes were saturated with water .and prisoner afterwards contradicted him-self and said the two men had tried to drown him in a pit with the wood. Witness examined the place and near the ittil,way Bridge found a*-pool of blood but co &gm; of a struggle. He -went to'theth4enoant and asked tor a description of his assailants and defendant said they were not g men or lirtle noon NA-, middling 4z.A Anon in ragged clothes. .0a 8 narday defendant esid be !sad lost his belt Lathe wood and going to the spot described witness found a belt and a naor (produced). There was a quantity of blood and the grass looked as if some one had beep lying there for some time. He charged defondast with attempting to commit suicide mad in reply prisoaer said " The razor i 3 not nrwie.” _  Dr. Srlhy said lie examined the ma at, the workhouse and found that there was an irregular •wound on the left side of the neck. It was directed downwards •and forwards over the middle line of the neck. From the di« rection of the wound he was of opinion that it was selfinflicted. The man's eyes were wild and restfess and his face was covered with dust as if he had been in muddy water which had afterwards dried on him. It was difficult to arrive at defeneiant's condition of mind. Any que4tions asked him, he answered quite sensibly, and there was no incoherency or delmion. Deiendant was remanded until next Tuesday.
Widnes Examiner. — 1915-04-24 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

FREE.---Of interest to all girls and women • is the little book. "Plain talks to women," offered free to lady readers who send it postcard for a copy to Hints Department, 16 Holborn Viaduct, London.  Secret of Popularity., The -secret of popularity is to make everybody you meet feel that you are specially interested in him. If you really feel kindly towards others, if you sincerely wish to please, you will have no difficulty in doing so." But if you are cold, indifferent, retiring, silent, selfish; if you are all wrapped up in yourself .and think only of what may advance your own interests or increase your uwu cutufurt, yuu uUver can become PuP War.  TRAGEDY OF REJECTI'  Ex-Soldier AI 10) 11 :oiled 10 1111 L4llllllll'l.  - --"It is a very sad case. This poor fell°lcril served his country in India. We '°'°d the the climatothere has a serious effect tot 7 our soldiers. Inspired with love for 1115,, try, Ito again came forward, but ultforttl'' hdi e was scharged us m 11 edically nut. j These words were addressed to a Warrington Coroner's Court on Wr",,iit morning, by Mr. S. Brighouse, who inquest on the body of lleorge illubort4,o aged 44, a wire-worker, who resided at toitl soy-road. Warrington, and who CO suicide on Monday by cutting his throat'  Eight Years in !neje. The .deceased man, it was stated, wa'1;00. member of the Royal Engineers, with nid served for eight years in India. lie ail to' the War Office in December to be allowe,to ! join his old regiment, and permisOolv granted. lie was, however, after a ilj,Alt training, found to be medically unfit, a:o' accordingly discharged. His inabilitY it! in the way be had desired seems to have,l;je on his mind and caused him to end bi°  Gash From Ear To Ear. I,(` Evidence was given at. the inquest itiiC ceased's sister, who deposed to finding a the kitchen on Monday morning with toi gash in .his throat extending from ear to inflicted with a razor. He was taken- v. • Workhouse Hospital, where he the'l ,) after admission. The jury returned a verdict of whilst of unsound mind." The deceased had latterly been 000° the WhitecrosS Works.
The Wolverhampton and Midland Counties Advertiser. — 1876-08-26 (Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England)

IME EXTENSIVE FOROF,RIES BY .1 TRILL  MERCH ANT.  On Tuesday, at the Hull Police C mrt,Jaines 0 Ward, who is charged with forging • bill el lading foi £2200 and other documents, and who had her', apprehended in Fiji, was brought up on remand Dr. }Collet appesred For the prosec.ition, which is carried on by Messrs. Brochnec. of Hull. He awed that the prisoner had obtained sums of money, amounting altogether to £14,01 .0, by means of for..ed document-,, hlank forms for the inakiog of which were hend in his dedr aft, he had absconded. in all cases the ships he descrih•d in the forged papers had no existence, or they did not convey cargoes •uch as be had described, and for whmh he obtained money. On his arrival at the Fiji Islands, prisoner passed by the name of Ellis, and when the detective trom Hull arrived there in pursuit, ho denied that he was Ward,and artirm,d his name was Ellis. While there the legal if, ntlemen be employed plitos-d a yacht at his disposal to give him the means of escape, and he had actually got on hoard a steamer for the rutted States when he was taken. On the voyage to England Detective Traffm d found a letter in his bed, in which he intimat d ids intention of committing suicide, and gave anggnstiut.s for the disposal of his affairs. He Paid he p‘eferred the dloccrofort of a few momenta in the water to those of life in a police cell. A bottle of chloroform and a knife own also found concealed on his person, and on the vessel approaching El gland the detect.ve discovered a conspiracy amongst those on boat d to conceal the pri, oiler and aid his escape on arriving at London Pristine- had, therefore, to be placed in Irma and closely watched.— After the evidence had been completed the prisoner was formally remanued.
The Wolverhampton and Midland Counties Advertiser. — 1876-10-21 (Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England)

SOUTH SHROPSHI- RE ELEerio The Lords of the Admit.%ltg have granted a whote day's holiday to all the officers and men engaged in the Chatham Dockyard, on account of the satisfactoi7 progress made in the works sines their last visit of In- •1 speedos. Pim' Maori, who la Jolt dead, was theatrical celebrity, who has been forgotten by tits old genara. mon and unknown to the new., Ile was, ,35 or 40 years ago, director of some of the very dinar Paris theater., ' ilotably of the Folio' Nouvelles and the Clichy.  • In osuaeerenee of th. holding of the County Quarter fieseiorts. a large nuniber of the leetding Conservatives of South Shropshire asiwnabled In Shrewsbury, au Monday, tuvl M. I. Ssvorne, of Wallop. near Shrewsbury, was announoed as the selected ouulidate to represent the division in Parliament. Mr. Severne.. was born in _  gracluated at Brattenoee College, Oxford, Raba°. fluently entered the army, and .at for Ludlow from Ally, ISM, until 1808, when the Reform Bill 4r, prived the borough of one of its members. Mr. J. E. Severne haa issued an addrent to the electors  An old actress—Madams Jenny Lesbousant—si 'sod 74, ts,mmitted suicide. a fir* dills ago, bY throwing herself from the window of her noose it Vi-sinet. Oil the 12th of August last she tried to drown herself at Bongival, teit•Was reamed Wore she was able to carry out her intention.  announcing his intention of giving an independent support to thy oi#Beut Govvrtiment. YlOpaciAly admiring the foreign policy of' Lord Detify in connection with the Atrocities in the East. A Prase • Association telegram states that Mr. W 0. Poster, of Apley Park, is spoken of as a likely Lib.wal candidate.  The piano rehearsals of "La Forza del Deetino," the Pm-is Itatiens, are in aiiive proven, the orchestra rehearsals begin next Idonday, and a fortnight after the thealee will open. In the wine of the field of beside, it Villetri there will be 180 soldiers of all arma, and the famous '' &avian" will be sung by a Ante of 80 voices.  ii
The Wolverhampton and Midland Counties Advertiser. — 1876-09-30 (Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England)

THE DEFALCATIONS OF THE EXTREASURER OF HULL  SUICIDE OF TB B ASSISTANT TREASTMEB. A shocking tragedy took place on Tuesday at Hull as one result of the recent ditceveries made respattine the defalcations by Mr. Bolton, the ex-town treasurer. Connected with Mr. Bolton In the transaction of the Animated business of the town was the accountant. Mr. W. Brooke, who has been in the service of the Oorpo. ration for about twenty-five years. Since the discovery above referred to, and the confession of Mr. Bolton that he had embezzled £lO,OOO of the town's money, an account of which was published a short time since, the Amalgamation Oommittee have been investigating the accounts, with a view of eicertaining the amount that had bean embezzled, and Mr. Brooke has been undergoing an examination before this committee for two or three days. He denied all knowledge of the defalcations. I though he had virtual charge of the office for the lagt nine years, the treasurer being old and infirm, and not able to attend to the duties always personally. On Tuesday, last year's auditore appeared before the committee, and one of them requested to see Mr. Brooke. A message was sent that he was temporarily absent in another part of the Town Hall, whe-e the investigation was taking phut*, but he would return inc minute. The committee waited about an hour, and as he did not appear, month was made for him, but he could not ,be found. The eommittes had ordered that he should be watolsed, but It appeared that he had eine* from ' the hall, and intelligence was received that he had gone home and blown his brains out. He was about forty years of age, and leaves a widow and nine children. He was captain in the Hull Artillery Volunteer Corps; and was also an active Freemason, and highly respected. The defalostions are said to be about .Ell,
The Wolverhampton and Midland Counties Advertiser. — 1875-12-25 (Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England)

MARRIAGES.  tial 2  yiU. J  ..  . '.l , ... , L • T h dtaentito'iokf ttbithetLitiremrproo. tsCtoeitharren'er ._ says , Cave performs his misslon °Egypt m a manner credit.erivedr eo n i s n r eesxPpoenc c oar able to Government and advantageous in reference to the financial position of Egypt, 'he will 'be rewarded with -a peerage. : • : On the 20th inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. IL Hampton' vicar, Walter Sa.muel Edge, of Wolverhampton. to Fanny Maria Vaughan, of nrewsbliry, " On the 7th inst.; at St. Peter's Church, NVolverhampton lb,* the Rev, W. .J. Price, Hang liarrison..Wednesbury,, tc: Mary Ann Sainsbury, eldest daughter of John At.rgretts r Cxilroy,.Wolverhatupton. • . ' On the 16th inst., at St. Jude's Chtirch„,Wolverhampton, ..by the Rev. S. C. Adam, vicar, Hugh Close, of Burton-upon Trent, to Panma !Harriet, widow. of .61.3aiel Bina:ill, The Villa, Shareshill, and daughter of the. late Henry Gibbovs„ of Wolverhainptou.  oharles Augustus Arnfield, who committed suicide a daytOr two ago In Lonilen by taling sulphuric acid, .had Only been rnairked/thikSi weeks to his second wife and oie-othis sans stated at the iniinest that the de! ceased's tuisound state of mind had been brought on by inordinate smoking.  • The.annivevsaiy of the -shitting of the 0-a,, tes of Deriy, Vias. celebrated on Saturday with the :usual ceremonies, and the effigy of Govendr LutlaY was burned in the evening. There was ne distuibance. The Bishop of Derr ij preached in the'Catligara.  C'  Liu:: • ~.t  el 3 tr" t  DEATH& • Oti the 14th-inst., ar Moseley Nillage, near Wolverhampton, Mr. Joseph fityler, coalmaster, aged 57 years. On the 10th inst„ at Ash-street, Wolverhampton, Edith Jane, eldest daughter of li,er and Jane Beavon, aged 9 years, and 11 months. .. On the 13th inst., at Oaks-crescent, Wolve.rhainpton, Frances Sarah; wife of Thowes Lee, aged 24 years. On the 16th inst., in. his 47th year, John Flank, of 7, North-street, Wolverhampton. On the 25th of September, suddenly, at Reeitou Nelson, Senth West Gold Fields, New Zealand, in his 35th year. t John James Bentley, late of Walsall. On the 15th inst., after a short illness, aged 63 years, ail..? Thomas Grauer, of Willeuhall-street, Ilarlaston. Wemirr.—l)n Wedne•iday, DcTember 22nd, Mr. die 'Ara AWnurigmhitiootl;4l4'huentalint,So.glioey7lb.Duldllisey 10ri en;4,vnaserreacely of thuiietatrul I sudden.