... laet, has upan the country with a great shock, and the universality, as well as the earnestness, of the regret that is expressed shows how large a place the deceased filled in pudlic life. Few had learned that Mr. Gray was seriously ill. None antici pater a fatal termination. Subject as he was to fre quent attacks ef asthmatic illness, the news tha he was confined to the bouse did not occasion ...