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ked him for taking th and said | trustees, f weekly payment to certain of the widows, and | medical certificate, which Sune teet Paige 
a. conservancy jury bad viewed it a t J, at aca anes nin » there was some hope of 
and were about to proscar it as a nuisance. a mm Sant a future period when of a proper age to. receive it. Maxwell recovery. The prisoner, who declined dugg 
citor would then be instructed to take immediate steps 450/. 4s. Id. i 
it. throughout the winter in week! ayments. About 5 pears to have cig ioe feelings of jealous: and 
St. Saviour’s Church.—In our last Number: we alluded has been set a apart as a yale fund, and about an eae Tevenge. influenc y % 
ts, circulars &e., wi Fires,—On Saturday a serious fire broke out in the 
On Wednesday a public vestry was held, to take such | the best effect. The number of persons relieved by He workshop of Mr. Knott, builder, High-street, De; : 
measures as might be oes to ascertain its stability. co chang: ay were 62, viz.—widows, 15; sons, 16; daugh- | It first menced in a. shop at the rear of Mr. Knott’s 
It appears that the — ngs were 9; mothers. 73 ; fathers, 1; and sisters, 4. welling-house, and soon communi to. A 
with an unusual degree of interest, not war see by the in- Im seit se at Som rig f —Iti is stated | that the policeman, who happened to be passing at the time, en- 
habitants, but soy sisitjantion; as some of t | tered the house, and, at much risk to: himself, succeeded 
have gone so pr ehiee Bas seo gta giao bel This entrance is to be called | in rescuing Mr. Knott, who was confined to his bed fi 
set in motion d fall, and bury beneath its Albert 's Gate. The aoe on mies nd oft the Park Jead- j illness. ‘The fire did considerable damage, destroying no 
weight the haat "mich is a aod. to be one of the few 
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teenth centuries now remaining entire in the metropolis. for’ ther 20 B these se ceenidite.,. It’ is also said that Provincial efus. 
g, tha £ in order to ascertain the the e Marquis | of Abercorn intends to. build a mansion on| jfanchester.—A melancholy accident has oceurred in 
lidity f the t € this town, by which four lives lost and a great many 
the bell 7 the purp f enabling "Phunder Storm.—On’ Tharsday the leaped re others shied in i oi ail. The ~ 
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rability my the tower. The latter was, however, out of | storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied a amet s 
town ; "bat lest any | doubt should exist in the mind of the parts by heavy falls of side and hail. The morning had t appears, is a very large one, seven stories 
from an early hour, sigan fine, but about ten } beh, and that part of it which has fallen was built onthe 
that an order of _— should be made for the ringing : of o'clock heavy clouds began to gath er from the south al- 
the bells, thus rem ov ng all an 
penal aaa a e side wall poi nd he brick. The 
not like to en such an order, seca the architect en- | storm et forthe Over Kingston, “Richnond, at a ons ae ak ol — ane o “hig also 
tertained not the s tightens eon of the 
stability of the tower. It stated on behalf of the the hailstones being of t size, some exceeding that of ition, Sear a 
architect, | that the only way to ascertain whether foe temes. soot send lightning was exceedingly sain, nt th, to ie f. the. tats sisibiek pales 
isd Map een, the gardener of Dr. By was heard by some es engaged at thei 
that i is being done, he might watch | the ffect p y k aj toes ratory "depriving him of his sight; and | reelers, on the third story of sory of the new wing, when aa alarm 
minutely 1 | though it is hoped his sight may be restored, he still re- end ail thirty-six-in number, 
with the tower. It also appeared that the warden of the mains very ill from the shock. The storm lasted about an | hurried to ihe euirance of the old ail. which they add 
account, pecting th ks which had | h but during eta poe ere thunder am — « in- —— reached when the whole of the pessenrn pe 1 which 
shown themsclyte: Oy. cel saw the-stut 06 Shaimem tervals, and the evening t! gain : thin 
hether they ly in th d, but wi » diminished violence, od tad rain rat the build. 
pe Phat or whether they were old or new cracks. | continuing till a late. ing, doar of whom were buried inthe ruins: Deo of th 
It was cénséquently moved, that the bell-warden do| The Ship “ Trafalgar 1 gi ill, and finding the roof giv 
give the necessary orders to have the bells rung. After | tl d by the Lords of RPE. A : 
. some discussion, this motion was rejected ; and it was | the Ad ity t d t the state of thi PERT, 4 tuik'Adie'- salle: followes¥}the<tlogs 
finally resolved that _the bell-warden be requested | to allow | fine shi i ae ah 
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5 st perfect of er rae kee strand steel amongst the ruins. The two saint ocgenaoner 
tect, and that the : architect, aft of the vice, nay Ae that when es equipped for sea she will not be ing and shared the same fate. Pepe 
tower, report thereon to the vi reg d a the time in the’ fourth floor, standing over ieaovdhy ian 
this resolution, the bells have since = rung, when a | th i fi ivi d 
was made by the architect ; aft a very rare occurrence ape pan a shi ip. n iiinen the escape. “The new building we was thirty feet i - width side 
four hours’ heavy ringing, not the slightest expansion in Nason a vessel of si similar tonnage, was! launched i in 1814 | the walls, and the fico "arched on on cas’ in nm beams, 
any of the’ fissures was discovered. It appears that they | a 
11 in. forward, and aft | j tre of each bea rear 
Trafeigr ons, fra 138 ny | aed y the a ecident scued from the ruins with 
a delay as pabathieg | bat were - fend except one, 
Im; ‘mportation of Cattle and Meat from Scotland.— Tuesday evening a fatal o died in the —— ote has been 
“ 4 an that the importation m =< cattle and meat | cw ter near > ich anid Castle es which pe “sila about hel on the bodie 
e port ch London is sing; during the past | four years of age lost her life, an er perso 3 but it at >i ak order that 
oe no than 400 eliecksy ge sheep oa = were seriously injured. It appears ath ei a Person, some experienced paiberers might be comined an + to. the 
pigs, having b been landed at the wharfs in the d Atcheler, and his wife were’ ing in state. 
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very well. cBeuarted ange since, @ ceialdentie mani etm ere nee a serious accident a/ money to the to 
of it was raised, to make an alteration in the gas-pipes. 
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