... appropriated for the burial of members of the Established Church. The petition for consecration was presented the Her. D. Hastings, rector. His Lordship then commenced the ceremony of consecration, walking within the border stones of that part which ia ...

... well as our open sins; Thou knowest how far by our neglect of privileges, and of the duties we owe to those over whom Thou hast given us dominion, we have provoked this judgment. Have mercy, we beseech Thee, for thy Son Jesus Christ's sake, upon us, and ...

... not so much what thou hast, as what others want. What thou hast, take heed thou lose not; what thou hast not, take heed thou cov. t not. Jf thou hast many al ove tbee, turn thine eye upon those that are under thee ; if thou hast no inferiors ...

... skilled in disease that the stiffening of the limb is almost certain. Doctor + Arthur Farre was sent for to Windsor in hot haste to attend the Princess Christain whose accouchement is daily expected. The doctor finding, however, that his services were ...

... possible the real position o! affairs ; but after the dettle of the Alma the trath mast b+ A certain Colonel H. was in all haste. Hardly was he arrived at St. when he reesived orders to go to the Czar. After some words of warning, the dreadful news wee ...

... of gross sums of money. Which of these two methods will be adopted, it is not yet decided ; but on he precedent of Warren Hastings, it will most probably be the latter. That able man, than whom no Indian Viceroy before or since his time has more contributed ...

... that month, bis Most Christian Majesty left Dover pier in the Reyal Sovereign yacht, under salute from all the batteries.. The Prince Regent of Great Britain placcd himself the farthest part of the pier, and joined in the cheers of an immense concourse ...

... anchor. It was the same evening towed round to Knigbtstone Pier, and was found to measure in length 26 feet, and in girth 13 feet. On the following morning crowds of Weston folks flocked to the Pier to examine the extraordinary visitor, which waa kept in ...

... prisoners the Queen's Bench, as there has the same establishment of gaolers kept since the years 1814 and 181.5, ami nil) save hast £13,000 per year the country. To Recover Damaged Hay.—Let stack suspected of injury be immediately opened for fresh air, ami ...

... event of wis life. The moat extraordinary fact shewn by these returns ia the rapid decline of Quakerism, which indeed seems hasting extinction. The disruption it suffered about twenty years ago, by the Beacon controversy, and the decision of the Yearly ...

... would be still evailable for to be formed on side of the river, and for the ec- general purposes, besides the railway traGie. Piere are commodation of the railway trafic powerfulateam-forries will be used ; little delay will take place in the transit, states ...

... from the Prince’s landing-stage to Llandudno in two hours and ten minutes, this being the quickest passage on record from pier to pier. A grand naval review, to be honoured with the greumoo of Royalty, is ox{fcwd to take place at Spithead on August 19, when ...