... attrhe a-e oot fatty-vrie werks, she dlied of that must painiful disease, WVater itn tile brait. Hter remtains were uiter~ed on Easter Sunday, it) the burial grauard of the ltrdepetident Chapel at Belper ; a vault ?? been prepared, suliietrrly large to aintit ...

... gun. Hark, the wind howls! the booming deep Comes rolling with tremendous sweep Against the beetling rocks; The tide still rising, every hour Augments the grandeur of its power; Yet the Mioles stirs notit survives the shocks. Amidst this elemental jar ...

... established. '[lie Times, in replying to the chtirge that parliament pays no attention to Irish affairs, a(7irts, that since the Easter recess only, no less than 10043 of its columns have been filled with debates on Ireland. The Right Imtt. C. I. Bushe, ex- ...

... previous year:- Last wieelt. Corresponading WVeeh, 1844. ?? s. 8. £. a. d1. Eastera Countsies, ani Northera ,1 14 1 3634 9 6 cud Eastere, Nay. 36 - - 14- -3)9 Edlirblsgh arid GIasgaiv, Nov. 29 2,418 2 4 2,063 6 0 Great Wtstefr, Nov. 3 - - - - lfi,2'i 8 13,281 ...

... is apprepria ed to the grave of any person l distinguished for goodness, nd especiallv benevolence of E chbSacter. In the Easter lveek, meet generally the graves are newly drest and manured v ita fresh earth, when such 5 flowers or evergreens as may be ...