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... of his sincerity, anud of Lhe purity and active benevolence of his life. His earlier years were spent in the army. Lately, in Italy, a woman, aged 143, after having had eight husbands, the last of whom, lucky fellow, survived her. ...
... leaves issue one daughter, already re. ned ferred to, died in 1842. 'log 'We find by Hart's Army List that he has hat served 57 years. He entered the army as ensign, ieir March 12, 1789; became lieoue iant and captain Jan. red 16, 1704, captain and ...
... day records the death of General Sir Rtonal Fergusen, a name equally dear _ to the army and to the friends of civil and religiolls liborty. Geneml Ferguson entered the army as an ensign on the 3rd of April, 17. 0, and asttained the rank of major-general ...
... his Majesty's 1st Regiment of Foot, iged IO5 years. Hle served in the army 21 years, and receired lipension for the period of 61 years. When in his 90th year, tie as married to a woman about 30 years of age. lie was n uch respeeted by all who knew him. ...
... General Thomas R. Charleton, formerly of the Royal Artillery. The gallant deceased was one of the oldest officerss in the army, having entered thie service as far b ck ais June, 1772, and for the first forty-years of has military career eaw much active ...
... DEATH OF AN AGED WOMAN FROMB WANT OF FOOD. An inquest was held on Thursday, at the Bri- tannia Inn, Bolton, before J. Taylor, Esq. and a respectable jury, on view of the body of Margaret Pincock, aged 73, who was found dead in a cellar in Stanley-street ...
... found lying on the landing of the second flight from the printing-room. He waa insensible, and was bleeding from a cut at the back of the head. His feet were up stairs and his head was down. lie was laid flat on his back upon the landing. At four o'clock ...
... dinner, at the Tow* hall, the Earl Befton, Sir John Tobin. the Mayor Manchester, Mr. fcushton, Mr. Aruaud, officers ft the army and navy, and other heads of departments this neighbourhood. The annual dinner of the Liverpool Law Bociety took •lace on Wednesday ...
... Baptist's Church, ?? oxteth-park, by the Rev. J. Hassall, M.A., Captain James Scotland, youngest son of the late Robert Scot- land, Ebq., Kincardine, to Ann, eldest daughter of Ralph Ellis, Eeq., Mill-street. On Saturday last, at the Superintendent-Registrar's- ...