... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... f is pleased to direct that regiments now Serving in Great Britain and Ire- I land-viZ. the 18th Foot, 80th Fo t, 82nd Foot, 90th Foot, and Mith Foot, shall be clothed accordingly, com- meouing with the year 18i5-G, and that all other regimtnets will ...