... other insignia of the deceased 'he atafaique, which was surrounded by a number of waxlights, had a guard of honour. At the head and foot of the coffin were a number of the clergy reacting the funeral sor- vice. No official reception ?? given to the body at ...

... thomoelveB. It is tis--that every, vork- ing day of their lives, on returning home from .their labour, they are - washed from head to foot! Yhis is a general practice, h habit in fact. They nlre th! very reverae of n dirty clase, antd it is a wrong to them ...

... soue iegree RILJU os I, 1- , . _ niert-iants were seen matting their avm. from the rlaillb, lmost of theil covered fioM head to foot with a tit cont t tliC,.. Somle haul Iost tleir fiats, others htod their lothes torn. several were i ainpig having received ...

... did so bassg went the first gun from the battery, which wvent fet over the mark; and thun a second; it splashed them from head to foot; A third flashed in the pan, and by that time she had run actfess our bowsaad directly she had done so we steamed ta across ...

... by the Times correspondent. - jfternoticing thedecorations,&c. ?? adozen of the papal couriers galloped up splashed from head to foot. They were followed by several carriages with four or six horses, the postilions in their new liveries; then came a large ...

... lying on the kitchen floor, near the door, opposite the fire- place. She was quite dead; the clothes were burnt off frons head to foot; and the face and a great part of the person woro comipletely chnrred..TherC ivas no appear- ance of fire in the rooen ...

... thing that Eod t-the horrified :ga of ,our ro sopean oerbolifed, and awoa (a211 Berop(*n).itri~ppd filked, sore fromd head to foot, C aiind to a bastion, IraviS PiAnilc-2 Two European women were blso found. cruoi ad. A round shot ended the miserieo of ...

... comaplete as possible. THEe AnRmv.-Thirteen promotions and appointments are Razetted Friday night in the 64th Foot, and seven in the 322d Foot. MURDEROUB ABOAULT )3Y A CLEEGYMAN.--On Fri.. day, the Rev. Samuel Smith, maeter of the Collegiate School, Clefton ...

... plaint against Foote was for having undermined the gable wal, which stood at the west end of the house, and by means of taking away the soil under the wall and exoAvating, he had seriously injured the house,'and cracked it from head to foot, so that it would ...

... was not far distant when the head and foot of the river would be led to discover that they had but one interest. He did think that time would come; and that it would be seen that, to injure the depth of water at the foot of the river, wasoeure lobe i ...

... time, other- wise the consequences might have proved fatal. As it was, however, the unfortunate woman was drenched from head to foot and severely injured by the shock. By the part of the Quay at which the occurrence took place being in a dilapidated condition ...

... and drankapint andahalf of brandy before he took the vessel which contained it from his mouth, is body be- cameblack from head to foot, andhe diedin a fewhours.-- At the Oxford commemoration, when the veterans Bur- goyne and Evans mounted the platform to ...