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... fine horses, three bul- erian locke, twelve cows, two calvoe, twenty-meven pigs, and a eien great many poultry were burned to death. The dwel- 8ced. ling-house of a female named Carter,.on the opposite lead. aide of the road, was also burned down, and the ...
... succeeded by g1r her Nephewy, Mr.I ilRN BY E. IBRlOOaI. sho baa' bad the entire iS mcia geomeat of tiria buiineey ninces hr ?? death, ii J843, I' arni tiny fawyrsc eutlasted to lise care, she is Coltiiderit wall be Cc piunctuailly and carofluly attended to ...
... districts the deaths registered in the week ending last Saturday week were 1,043; the weekly average of the last quarter of five previous years, corrected for increase of population, is 1,162. the corresponding week of the year 1846,1,276 deaths were returned ...
... his prey by the shouting of the spectators. We regret to announce the death, at Malvern, on Monday week, of Mr. Patrick Fraser Tyter, the wellknown historian of Scotland. By his death a literary pension reverts to the crown. Calls for 1849.—The total railway ...
... yonr untimely weeping. As an earthquake rocks a rsem In its coffin in the clay, So white Winter, that rough nurse, Rocks the death-cold'year to-day. Solemn hours ! wail aloud For your mother in her shroud. As the wild air stirs and sways The tree-swung cradle ...
... shoulders, which, shocking it to relate, split her open ; it is supposed that this poor c creature was endeavouring to escape; her death also , mnst have been immediate. And new I scarcely know n how to depict the shocking mangled figure of the wife, o who, perhaps ...
... upwards of 400 lives accepted fur assurance, only one has died; out of between 80 and 90 lives rejected, a record of at least 8 deaths has been obtained. The ptogrvss of this branch of your operations indicates clearly that the public is becoming fully aware ...
... thigh. Every ng. ottention was paid to the poor woman, but the itilu7ln ru- Proves fatal, her death taking place on Friday. Ver- his diet, accidental death. red On Friday morning Joseph Edwards, a man in the mne employ ot Itgranm and Ciarke, cement-inerchsnts ...
... been pleased to present the Ray. William Oerbot Le Breton, M.A., to tile deanery of the I~isisd of Jarsey, on void by the death of tho Very Rev. James H :isery. 11cr te Ma3ejty has also been pleaoed to appoint the Rev. Reginald by Robert Bradley to be ...
... of her death left no doubt of this, but it was not until 1848 that the law authorities heard of the affair, and though they then proposed to exhume the body of the deceased, they could not find the precise spot where it was buried. After the death of his ...
... whom her heart yearned is in the hopefulness of young affection, vanishes into By y distance as toil weaves the garment of death around Co s her frame. If she who should wear this ?? or garment thought that one herequal in feminine feezh, n ing, education ...
... rers We unders'and that the Rov. F. HaIsggitt, MA., has hip, been appointed to the Rectory of Wallasey, vacant by irt, the death of the late lamented Dr. Byrth. mur CONSCIENCE MoNsOy-The following note waas received rdy at our office on Friday. Two shillings ...