... habits, Mr. meson thought it would act a stimulant towards her recovery to bring home his eldest child, a beautiful little, infant of five years age, on whom she affec tionatelv doated. While with her, she could scarce bear out her sight, and if but a short ...

... banners Never was mortal man fated to have met opportu' nity of raising a civic crown of glory his head that would obscure even his bright military honours, never was mortal man so unrivalled the wearing of both and never was mortal man little liable ...

... business, Sir !* and pointed a pistol which lay at his feet. She picked up, and expressed her hopes that her husband was not mortally wounded, as he had reeled back, and fell down.—Mr. Tavlorgave a long account of the disputes which he bad had with the prisoner ...

... and upon the left side of the laee of her the said Maria Maiteu iuflicted one mortal wound of the depth of four inches, and the breadth half an inch, of w inch said mortal wound she died &c. Seventh Count.—That the said Win. Corder.on the 18th of May ...

... battle ship and frigates, entered Villa-Praya, and the first column the invaders, bereft of their commander and other officers mortally wounded, attacked by a shower of balls, and isolated at the base of tbe scarp, were now completely rooted and discouraged ...

... silver, gold, and other coins, which have been thrown from the various wrecks, on that dangerous coast. The Devon and Exeter Infant School, Patronized by the Bishop, opens on Monday next. girl about years age, iv the Parish of Chumleigh, was last week burnt ...

... times have beeu That when the brains were out that man would die, And there an end : but now they rise again With twenty mortal murdeis on their crowns And push us from our stools. Lord Seymour continued for short time to address the meeting, but ...