... disdain ng the con- h finemen t of the torn b, ascending to H eaven, accom- Is paidied by A ngels, i udicating that whilst mortals lament her absence, celestial beings r ejo)ice ili lher pre- senCe. ll r. Wyatt has been holloured by a visit from PI Irince ...

... MISCELLANEA. The following beautiful lines are on an infant's tomb, in Hendon churchyard:- The bud that unfolded its charms to the eye, Refused to the earth what belonged to the sky And those beauties their Maker denied to be ours, Now lives in the garden ...

... Chacon; Finance, Senor Cantero; MariunP, Senor Friac. The Castellano states that Senor Gonzalez will be Prettsier, with Senor Infante as Minister of War; and Seaor Olozsaa would return to the Spanish Embassy in Paris. Thelferreo Vacionals list includes Senors ...

... take with ber to the ionseaf Correction, her infaot girl about 12 ioulthsofage, the clhild-being then indisposed and the.. infant hab continued ill ever 8stiee, and on S4ttrday in- form' tron was re eived at the office that the hild died on F1riday ?? ...

... havirg left, during a fhort abfence, her infant child, about nine months old, with her other chil- dj ?? about five and fix years old, by the fizn, where- 00on w-a. a kettle of water, fhe found, oii her return, Abe infant fo fealied by rbe binling water fr ...

... Ide-vrees. Offieial advices from Valencia ?? that the contagions malady does not make much progress in Ailurcia; but that the mortality in the island of Ma- jorea is terrible. The number of deaths in Barcelona from the 19th to the 23d Oct. exclusively, was ...

... the following petition, addressed to the National Assembly:- £ llepresenit.atives of the nation! All the efforts of the Infant Don Carlos, to induce the belief that King Ferdinand VIl. is the Liberator of Spain, are I fruitless and absurd.' 'Tlie King ...

... spirited engraving, by Henry Robinson, after the original iuhiuturo of Sir WV. C. Ross, conveys a verv pleasing idea of the infant family of her Majesty, who may well take a pride in children, one of whom is, by right of birth, so pretty end the other so ...

... a proposal for the hand of Violet. His father allowed him, he stated, five hundred pounds per annum; but iu order n:t to mortally offend the old gentleman, who was determined, if his son merried at all, it should be either to rank or riches, it would ...

... last o'oem e heir G 1817, and we haypt4 add to tbe sad list that of o l her late *Majesty7Quceu'balcoAte, who closed her s . :mortal career ' ovember.11'181&. . - . r t, It has, been stated, rather-incorrectly, that after t the pubiicatin: of' the riarnier ...

... Eraneis Hill, tie eldest EOIt of tlet Rer. T. .1. Rackte, aged 91 ye ars. .rTt]. 27, nt Liverydolo Cottages, Arthur James, tine infant Sttt] ol Mr. J. T Tioltridge, aged 7 moenthe. Jan. 27, in his 26thn Year, Joln Stancliffe, eldest sott ?? Tames, Req., of ...

... There had been previously many cases of scarlet fever, but could not tell how many; thinks by better drainage the rate of mortality would he lessened when any epidemic prevailed. The Inspector here adjourned to inspect' ?? town personally. The enquiry is ...