... windows, and thewallaare encrusted with soot. On paying visits, they bow the pictures of Saints on entering their friends’houses, When person dies, . new shoes are put the feet of the corps. the timeof interment, the Priests throw incense on the body evil ...

... discovered the mangled form of his friend Monteith, lying, on heaps of the enemy on the very summit of the captured battery. He attempted raise the seemingly lifeless body. Monteith opened his eyes—“ Save me !” he cried; « save me ! I will not die I dare not—l ...

... live attack upon both EsULbU-dimont-; ouce. In Ireland th** declared object of foe leader of the Popish party pot down the bli'died Church. The whole strength and subtlety that party will be exerted to support him in the attempt. They will endeavour to raise ...

... letter is dated in October, 1754, and he died in Hie course of the same month. His brother, Robin Oig, was tried the same year Edinburgh for the abduction of Jean Key or Wright, and publicly executed. Some of his friends ventured to Edinburgh, received the ...

... universal amen responded. And now, my friends, he exclaimed, before separate, let drink the health of the noble boast St. ClairVc raising his eyes the lofty gallery where Clair, with his wife, and daughter, and friends, were standing,) and, with one accord ...

... only trying me, I’ll soon let him see what knowing chap 1 am. Oh, your Reverence, why instead of going heaven at wanst as we would do after ’nointing, we’re whligcd stop at Purgatory, and a hot place enough, by all accounts, it is, until our friends raises ...

... The thought struck him to try ascertain all the sounds in the herokee language. His own ear was not remarkably discriminating, and culled to his aid the more acute ears of his wife and children. When be thought that he had di>tinguished all the diflerent ...

... belonged, is one Thos. Scott, a Scotch guager, living near the Roe Mills. He lent this dog (whose name was Angus,) to his friend, a Scotch brewer, named George Alexander, to watch his wife during the absence of her mercurial Cara Sposa —the dog, in ...

... Dublin,) 31sl Dec. 1829. WILLIAMS leave to inform the Nobility anil Oentry of the Citv and County of Londonderry, well bis Friends and the Public generally, that he continues bis Business BI’ILULR, and trusts he shall render himself deserving of such preference ...

... both wore white kid gloves. Medical assistance was procured, and the stsameh pump applied, but an exertion coaid save the eHmt, who died io aMW hours. Her lister ioesphfam mm quite recovered on Wednesday, and wee found by the snipssa sitting up dressed ...

... struggled hard and died in gnat but not always those whose strength was most impaired that died the easiest, though in most eases, it might heap so- particularly remember follewinc intMfm:TMr. Wade’s servant, p stop! and healthy boy, died ry^* , i uhije the ...

... was about to into Lincolnshire on a visit to clergyman tbe name of Pearce, who, be said, was particular friend of his. Mrs. Holder and her female friend were to leave town on Tuesday, On tbe Thursday preceding, the defend, not paid bis usual visit at tbe ...