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... by a malignant fever in less than 12 mouths after I became a member of the family, and the lovely Letitia became the only child of a fond and doting parent. His chief care was to rear her in the practice of those sirtues for *tech he himself stem! sn ...

SCOTLAND

... with a fifth wife, 75 years younger than himself. He has had by his several wives twentyseven children; ten of them have been killed in battle, five of them in India, two at Trafalgar, under Nelson, one at Waterloo, and two at Algiers, tor nearly sixty years ...

No. •81.—Voi.. VII.] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1844

... with 11er164 etekf to ties tiand. but is 1e had net got assts. aver, they wield has c rpudily (let royeil him —1736 rata were killed by tefi men on one farm near Bury. in rtheut a month, ea ling Der-anther 14..t.— n e man who had be. n tut into his coffin ...

ABERDEEN

... of cheese.—On Tuesday forenoon, as a child was plating itself on the street• of Louisburg!), a rat came out of a sewer, and fi e . .s 1 itself on the child's Clot, It refused to relinquish its hold till it was killed. TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINOS. F rotarp ...

THE BANFFSHIRE FARMER CLUB

... delivered a child the day he left his home. Ferocity of the Rat—Singular Circumstance. —On Tuesday forenoon, as a child in was amusing itself the street, with some of its companions. a large rat issued from sewer and attacked it. The cries of the child directed ...

THE HOPE OF THE BESURRECTION

... arise ?* 1 Tea/ answered, 'your father will arise.* 'Will all the slain battle arise?' 'Yes.' ' And will all that hare been killed and devoured lions, tigers, hyrsnns, and crocodiles, again revive?' ' Yes; and come judgment.* ' Ard will those whose bodies ...

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

... composed of infantry, cavalry, and 100 gurfs. Our loss on these occasions has been rather severe, the list amounting to 144 killed, and wounded. Nine British officers have fallen in action or died of their wounds; —viz., General Churchill, Colonel Sanders ...

MORAYSHIRE MARKEN FOR APRIL

... guilty at 1';•rli le eesnions. (went,-seven years of age, who it appe•ra had tiniest month, of enure ding the krill of her child, and sentenced ta 12 m ndis imprisonment and hard noyed his Reverence for funds after he hail given her I ileum— A soldier ...

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

... l>e more successful the preparation awl in conducting the- through the House The appointment / §i James Graham India, to Lord Kill jnborougli, is revived in connection with the report alio to. Others refer the Hon. Baronet report* early retirement from the ...

HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE AT NORFOLK

... Froit in a moment unaccountable frenzy, sprang on his four children, murdering three of with blows of a heavy hammer, and killing the other by plunging it with its head downwards into an earthen pot of water. Ihe ages of the deceased were—Harriet Frost ...

DIVINION OP r A WWI AN

... week, for the murder of le r child ly dro' niag. She had, in a fit of desperation for wont of the necessaries of life, rushed into the Thames, with the intention of drowning herself and child ; she wigs rescued, but the child died —William Ilsrrod, weatherglass ...