... DIED, At Fintona, on the 17th ultimo, after short illness, Mr. Michael Donnelly, woollendraper. At the residence his brother, m Ballymena, on the ult., the Rev. Robert Thompson Minus, aged twenty-eight yeai a. At Larne, ult., in the eighty-sixty year ...

... DIED, At Ballymnglave, on Wednesday, 7th February, Margaret, wife of John Graham, Esq. At l.urgan, on the 3d instant, Mr. John PenUand, in the 83d year of his age. w , r. Ou the 4th instant, Martha, wife of Mr. James Larmich..el, aged yerirs. On the ...

... DIED, On the 10th inst., Mr. Charles Rlackwood, sen., a«cd seventy-six years. the 20th inst., aged fourteen years, John, second son of Mr. Philip Johnston, Turf Lodge. the IGth inst., bis son’s residence, Laikhill Antrim, Hugh Swan, Esq., formerly of ...

... dies—differences which are almost ni'iuntable. behold those differences, and only desire they may pointed out to us, order that may give them up, and join together in union of Christian fellowship and love. We know, and trust in the power of, the omnipotence ...

... amongst horse’s feet, which continued run at full sjieed after the ill-futcd youth had fallen, until stopped some persons who happened to on the road at tho time the occurrence. The youth was taken up in a state of utter insensibility; and, on examination, it ...

... projects of of truth and liberty, and save lation from tlie gui.t of violating the most solemn treaties, a fatal inroad upon the llritidi Constitution, and persecuting tls* fiiithlid ministers ami of Cliri>l. When, late dis*isi ...

... seduced man the name Hearne. Stung with the reproaches her friends, and the desertion of her lover, she was driven attempt Iho rash art, from the consequences of which she was so mercifully saved. Mr. O’Regan, in paying her visit next day the Infirmary ...

... defending himself. Hoping that you. friends, may live long and enjoy true peace and happiness, I am, your grateful and obliged friend. * SAMUEL DOAKE, Jun. Kinallen, March 11,1845. BURS. DOAKE’3 ANSWER. Accept, my very kind friend*, of grateful ackuowledgments ...

... his again. Devereux continued— The maiden died. Well for her she did before your love grew cold, before she learned bow much she had cast away for ever. She died before remorse or retribution could arrive; she died in your arms ! Above her grave met again ...

... admitted, 19; born, 0; total, 599; discharged, died, 5; re- maining, ; corresponding week last year, 5Jr3. —Fever Hospital. —Number in Fever Hospital close last week, 20 ; admitted. 8 ; total. 34 ; discharged, 0; died, 1; remaining, corresponding week of last ...

... the purpose of carrying out the old arrangement would lost. A saving of £4,000 a-yoar. it was said, would bo effected me-tos of this alteration; but that regarded as very questionable saving, especially when large interests were involved, and when the ...

... all to tho friends. And not only paragraph the information you yourselves possess, but, when any rougudging friend sends you a letter with lus tale, paragraph it too, and without delay, ordering, of course, a few copies of paper to friends—themselves ...