...unfortunate Clues; one leg and a thigh were still entire, but there remained nothing of the skitr, the muscles and the viscera. The bones of the cranium,...with a whitish efflorescence. The people were much surprized that the furniture had sustained so little injury. The side of tlie bed which was next to...

...Clues. One leg and a thigh were still entire ; but there remained nothing of the skin, the muscles, or the viscera. The bones of the cranium, the breast,...covered with a whitish efflorescence. The people were surprised that the furniture had sustained so little injury. The side of the bed which was next the...

...drink, at least, a pint of rum, or aniseed water. In her case, nothing remained of the skin, the bones, and the viscera ; the bones of the cranium, the breast,...the spine, and the upper extremities, were entirely consumed ; a most disagreeable vapour had exuded from the apartment where the combustion occurred....

...laced a light in a candlestick on a chair at the ead of the bed. At half-past five in the morning, smoke was seen issuing through the window, and the...little injury. The side of the bed which was next the chimney had suffered most; the wood of it was slightly burned, but the feather-bed, the clothes,...

...the head of the bed. At half-past five in the morning, smoke was seen issuing through the winclow, and the door being speedily broke open, some flames...little injury. The side of the bed which was next the chimney had suffered most; the wood of it was slightly burned, but the feather-bed, the clothes,...

...Clues. One leg and a thigh were still entire; but there remained nothing of the skin, the muscles, or the viscera. The bones of the cranium, the breast,...and the upper extremities, were entirely calcined. The furniture had sustained little injury. The side of the bed next the chimney had suffered most ;...

...five in the morning, smoke was seen issuing through the window, and the door being speedily broken open, some flames which were in the room were soon...little injury. The side of the bed which was next the chimney had suffered most ; the wood of it was slightly burned, but the feather-bed, the clothes,...

...and, after all, did not lu . c«d in its completion.'— forit coid Fomtanyut'i Hcdicot J\trltpnidmx. and the upper extremities, were entirely calcined,...little injury. The side of the bed which was next the chimney had suffered most ; the wood of it was slightly burned, but the feather-bed, the clothes,...

...and a thigh .were still entire, COMBUSTION, but there remained nothing of the skin, the muscles, or the viscera ; the bones of the cranium, the breast,...calcined, and covered with a whitish efflorescence. The furniture had sustained but little injury. The side of the bed which was next the chimney had suffered...

...Clues. One leg and a thigh were still entire, but there remained nothing of the skin, the musctes, or the viscera. The bones of the cranium, the breast,...and the upper extremities, were entirely calcined. The furniture had sustained little injury. The side of the bed next to the fire had suffered most ;...