... DIED. At Bithopa’Hull, near this town, on Wednesday, ilia If th inst. Elizabeth Stephenson, daughter ot the late Ret. aaioptior ephensOD, vicar of Olney, (lucks. March It), at Ins bouse Uramlpoot, near Oxford, aged 55, Thomas (leury Taunton, Esq Solicitor ...

... DIED. At her Ladyship's seat. Cricket St ...

... POK-TRY LOVE tiEVER KLKEI’S. M I*** Mv«rtl«*pct Tk« motber’* *y« (Wad* oW bar dying infant's bad, And. aba marka tha ty, Wbila daatb craapa aa with aoiaalaaa tn ad. . >‘ai*l and diatraaard aba aita waana With boating heart *Lora Mrer ! Yet a’an that ...

... can call Jesus Lord but by the Holy Spirit;` and further, I1 'that Christ died for all, that thev which five should not hence- A forth live unto themselves, but unto Him which died for them,- and rose again; and we unhesitatingly acknowledge that other ...

... LABOURERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. Hint to Cottagers.—There is scarcely any season of the year which cottagers the country may not usefully and profitably employ themselves, the advantage, at the same time, enjoying the healthful fresh air, instead of hovering ...

... DORG OLY MORNI Di ber 10 f our cour try We know of few passages in the history 0 tsi cter than the on more truly h onourable to the British chara w displayed throughout pro Christian spirit of benevolence ne He the country in t of the suffering P rotestant ...

... SAVINGS BANKS Lord moved for leave to bring in bill to enable persons to purchare small annuities through the means of the savings banks. By this bill it is intended to introduce a clause requiring a longer notice than at present existed for drawing out ...

... determined to try, and though I have now only one shilling a week more than had then, I and Betty, with the help little Tom, and Mary, the little girl, have contrived till we have now got S(W. the Savings* Bank at JoAn.—Fifty pounds the Savings’ Hank! Why ...

... and excellent friend of our's, who was about to go into a previous fair, to purchase a carriage horse. Wide awake! that's my motto, whenever I deal with a jockey; and if lam taken in, then it's my own fault. Well !—wide awake—our friend suffered a horse ...

... others enjoyed. When the trumpet of war sounded, they were torn from their homes and sent to foreign lands, where too often they died by the sword or bad climate, whilst their wives and families were left exposed and unprotected in a merciless world. The gallant ...

... others may have regarded us) to be the truest friends of Ministers, offering them proofs of genuine friendship which none but the thoroughly resolute and iudependeot can afford rebcking,—naa, striking hid to save them. It is admitted on all sides, that if ...

... LETTERS TO A FRIEND NATIONAL EDUCATION. LETTER lit. BRIEF SKEICII OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECULAR EDUCATIONISTS. Sin. —Although the national system of education now unhappily established in Ireland must not be confounded with any avowed scheme ot the ...