... Gentlemen,” he continued, you are all my friends. I can rely on your discretion, and make a disclosure to you which I have never yet made to any human being. You all believe me to be a good man ?” Each of his friends said his integrity was never doubted.— ...

... “Gentlemen,” he continued, “you are all my friends. I can rely on your discretion, and make a disclosure to you which have never yet made any human being. You all believe me to be good man ?” Each of his friends said his imegrity had never been doubted ...

... present husband. DIED. Tlis morning at her r&idcnce, Wellington-road, in the 2jth /ear of her age, Mrs. P. Dahrv, after a.short illness, bornewith the exemplary firmness and .resignation. he* husband, her infant children and numtous friends, to whan she had ...

... put off towards it, and brought shore, when it turned out a youth, quite naked, an ...

... Heraldry ; Silver Trumpets and Kettle-drums; Shouts of the People; Approach of our beloved Sovereign ; God save the King, with variations, &c. try A Military Band will attend. Tickets It. ltd, to lie had of Mr. H. Panormo.'Xo. 55 Exchequer-street, New Buildings ...

... of a novice occurred (and report was stated that many of the younger females died suddenly), and the principal part in the funeral ceremony was allotted to Eliza G-. Her youth and loveliness; her grace, the charmns of a rich anid melodious voice, but more ...

... and all my other kind friends in our dear native land, would much alarmed for my safety, when the sad news the deaths of the rest of party reached you, as bad news always travels fastest. I certainly was very ill when poor Pierce died, but the circumstance ...

... his fourteenth year, after severe, illness, William, son the late Mr. John Williams —a youth whose amiable dispositions peculiarly endeared him his relatives and friends. At his father’s seat. Carline, near Limerick, Rebecca Ann, wife William Gahhett. juu ...

... succeeded. Mr. passed at Benin as at) inhabitant, or rather native of the interior, who had come to England, when youth, and was now trying to return to Iris country. The King and Emegrands (cr Nobles) gave credit to this, Mr. being in Moorish dress, with ...

... succeeded, Mr. Relzoni passed at Benin an inhabitant, or rather native of the interior, who had come to England, when a youth, and was now trying-to return to his country. The King and (or Nobles) gave credit this, Mr. Belzoni being n Moorish dress, with his ...

... Dean Tuam, and first Chaplain his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. DIED. } On tho 27th ult., Mr. R. a. Mundy, Principal , Seafurt Academy, Black-RihA. an instructor of youth, particularly the mare useful branches of English Education, he had the ...

... which it was surrounded. This was accomplished about 3 o’clock Monday afternoon. In tiie course of the night four of the six died. The two who remained were picked up | lishing-boat Tuesday, when wholly exhausted hy suffering. Wlioa the raft drifted from ...