... I mean his couduct during the late election, and particularly at that trying moment, when bis high sense of honour induced him to retire from the contest. A bout this there is no di fference of opinion whatever. It Is, therefore, sutlicient for me to observe ...

... Frienidship is next dis- solved. -Ie felt it 6fiee ; lie now insinuates himself by aneans of sentimnents and professions Whieh were onte sincere. ?? seizes the moment of uisuspectingiaffection to ensnare the fmiends of his youth, borrowingt money whici ...

... iq connection WitilthatatExET1s3; The MAIYO4 io the Chair, Resolved,-That a BRA-N'C SAVINGS BANK be established in ithis Town. ?? ronnection with tle COUNTY SAViNGS sB-ANK .at EXETER. Thai the following Gentlemen -he namned a Commiltee to carry the above ...

... six days of-cruel suffering he died having received the sacrament from a minister of the Church of England. His last words were f 0 Lord! save my country! 0 Lord ! be merciful to ?? His utterance failed: he tell back and died. He was followed to his grave ...

... of Friends, and was dis- tinguished throtigh a long life by his strict adherence to the principles and praotice of that religious 'ccomn- muinity, 'as well as by 'bene'volenrce of disposition; and ul mpeachable integrity-and character. As friends to the ...

... and commonly there is most depth where there is the least noise. For life in general (say Disraeli) there is but one degree: youth is a blander; manhood, a struggle; old age, a regret. Tata VALUE 01 A SMtLt.-WhO can tell the value of a smile? It costs the ...

... the rate ct 2a. 6.l. Tier bihbtli' , 1 i, with lOi. saved by his rubbite, ctine to £2 The ltl,, iita; ,, he went to service, aiud gave th( rabbits to lis p.sr'il. Ifr. however, rateind a larger ptio.i Di' lalid, for rietabli lu nait i * piece yielded him ...

... obligations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose 11 follies, (to speak mildly.) Isave entailed upons him debility, and a I, disfiguring disease in their worst forms; therefere the Silent tII ts Friend will he found an available intredetction to ...

... INTELLIGENCE.. The restoration of Hereford Cathedral is rapidly proceeding. The Lady Chapel is now under ?? J. Leighton, Bert., died at Ostend on Tuesday week. The deceased baronet who was in holy orders, succeeded to the baronetcy in 1827. -Accnrding to the ...

... ita tho 117th year of his ege. He married only two yesrs since, and his lady (aged 25) died on the 14th inst,, end at this moment is unburied, Their only child died aboet three months ?? remainsof the late Rev. H. F. Cary, the translator of Dente into ...

... generations? Died. oln Saturday the 22d inst. (a few days after his lauding froin the West Indies,) at the Rev. Mr. Hitchilis's, Stloe, JohnMlangham Granville Grerifell, Esq. of London, brother to Paselioe Grenfell, ls'q. .u. P. Last week died at Ashburton ...

... for the intellectual advancement of the youth of our neighbourhood, the beneficialeffects which it has alreadyproduced aresufficient evidence, and we hope it will be attended with all the success its friends can desire. We think it a great pity that ...