... DEATHS. the 3rd instant, Jane, the wife of Mr. Richard Whitehead, Hill-cross, in this City, and daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Perks, of Willenhall, aged 62. On the 31st ult., in the 84tb year of his age, John Tomes, Esq., of Warwick. On Friday last ...

... Derby. the 12th inst., at St. Margaret's Church, Leicester, the Rev. St. John Mitchell, A.M., Incumbent of Brown Edge, Staffordshire, son of the late Rev. George Berkeley Mitchell, A.M., Vicar of St. Mary and All Saints, Leicester, Elizabeth, eldest daughter ...

... LITERATURE. [ Magazines anil Works intended for Reeiev, are requested to be sent Alr.C. Mitchell, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street.] vst Deaths. —Tt .sometimes happens in the eouutry that nearly family struck l»y malignant fever, and successively carried ...

... Master Martin, the Cooper ami his Workmen, '* by Hoffman ; '• Death of an Angel, Richter; Johannes Scboreel, by Caroline Pichler; 41 The Broken Cup, by Zachokke; and Camoens, or the Death of the Poet, by Tieck. With the exception of j liichter's exquisite ...

... cometary motion, 9 A , PTArN R R v.—Alderley, Monday lieardrbts morning that the celebration lhe Captain Parry, the great Northern voyager and the ac9omplished daughter of Sir John Thomas Stanley, was take place Alderley Church as the ceremony is-at all ...

... other to present several deep indentations. The alligator was eight feet long.— Bombay Times Lofty Hill. —Axe-edge is a large and lofty hill; its edge—hardly axe-like—is a long waste, and affords magnificent range of prospects. one direction a wide stretch ...

... vacant the death of the Dean of Lincoln—patrotV Grown. NUNEATON. ,1 Awful Death. —On Tuesday last, between 10 o’clock, a young man named William Pegg, son . landlady of the White Hart public house, in NuneatoU) fl ,j imprudently sitting on the edge of copper ...

... of Woolwich, last week offered to baptize a youth, | aged lo years, oil his death-bed ; the offer was refused by ' the parents, who are I>isseiiters, and thereupon, when death took place, Mr. (Ireeiilaw refused allow tho corpse to enter the Church, or ...

... the paw nbroker's counter with duplicate pinned to his button-hole. —Ainsworth Magazine. A lofty llill.—Axe-edge large and lofty hill; its edge (hardly axe-like) is long waste, and affords a magnifi-1 cent range of prospects. In one direction a wide stretch ...

... Inlle dresses, forming the prettiest trimming possible. Paletots of velvets, or manteaux Jinsse, have been worn, lined and edged with valuable fur; but the newest in this style is the mantelet elole, of watered silk, lined and wadded, trimmed with a rich ...

... persons, A grand display fireworks closed the day’s proceedings. Death from Chloroform. —An investigation took place on Saturday last before Mr. Wakley, coroner for Middlesex, concerning the death of Walter S. Badger, Esq., aged of Nasborough Hall, Yorkshire ...

... practical guidance of his conduct. In discovering the causes of the tea deaths and of operation, shall acquire a knowledge of the principles on which God administers life and death to men at the age betweA and 30. We shall obtain glimpse the order of God's ...