... Baltimore, on the railway, at Harper's Ferry-wherever she went-southern men treated her with respect, and comforted her by stories of her husband and her chil- dren, illustrative of their bravery and consistency, A blunt officer, with epaulettes on both ...

... address, to attend a meeting, or to bear one farth- ing of the expense. It was a worthy reparation, and the historian sat for a short time again in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid the I excitement of public speaking ...

... G a Rqid, R. R. doore W. I. Friel and Roitt Villijns' E, R oreo, iuch aru.: 1,the R.,surgeon, ono of the &IIn tenteraS of short and interesting addresses from these gentlemen, I several pieces of sacred music, vocal aud instrumental, were performed by ...

... £103,989 Is. Od. S ACci]DENT ON THE BRISTOL AN:I)ExETER RAlt.- Be ?? huilocks were 'n Friday lastlcilled on this line, a Co -short dhictsuce above Cowylev Bridge, by the express tra~in f, which leaves Exeter at 12.50 a~m. The animals were thte D ,property ...

... square, Doneesater. fi55 Same day, at the tparish church. Walton, Llveepool, by the Rev. J. beit Horuby. vicar, JOHN MELLOR STORY, Reqi., Policitor, Stwinton, near a en1 RoUItheeham. t* FRANCES, daughter of ezoneoz HonaouN, Req., of i Liverpool. On Tceeday ...

... 14, on the Topsham-road, in her 29th year, the beloved wife of Mr. William Youlden, jun., butcher, of this B. city, after a short illness, much regretted. E( February 11, at Hele, Sandford, William Reed, only son of W Mr. William Norrish, aged 10 years ...

... Senior W~arden, V1. A. W~illiamison, Clh, Cli. re JunioirWarden, Br. Bldeiston, SC. John's College ;Chaplain, th Rev. W. P. Short, 'New College; Treasurer, WV. Thompson ;ir Secretary, Sir G. Grant, Bart., Clh. Cih. ; Senior Deacon. E. i-e Hester, Wadhliam ...

... Ripnn. March 6, at St. JohU'S, by leeT, Mr. Ireoland, U. James EKittl, of Yarmouth. to Irgaret, aughter of te lat Mr. Daniel Story, of her M3IestigncustomLW. March 6, at L gar~isuttab by theJlie,. W. Wllam. M Bugh Jones, ot Masmore lloouw .4angolen, to Fjza ...

... Unnion, arid in answer beg to in- R I.frnyou,lst, That the, police an's not employed -as n-game watchers at ~Glodldaeth.- Sone short tirne back, a nbody lof policemen was stationed near Gloddaeth, but. n- they were directed hot to interfere in the protection ...

... aged 37, .Engincer of H .- M.'s g.0. !'Princess Alice,' 'Woolwich,. fie end ewes peace. On the Minthntet., aged 38, after a short illness, M r Lewls Jones, Glanadda, nlear Bangor. On the l7the 'last,., at Aberdovey, Mcrionethafhlre, aged 11 monlthsi, James ...

... Robertsen was an affectionate hci baud and Zither, a Icind and corsiderate meeter, a warm 2 eteady friend. 1's illne-swvs of very short duration. ie diedof gastric lever, at his villa of Rlosebanie, Partick, on Monday, 26th March, 1S00, aged 61, deeply lamented; ...

... Thomas Reynold, all of Hull. April 10, at St. James's Church, Hull, by the Rev W. Knight, Mr George Roberts, to Mrs Mary Ann Story, both of William-street, South Myton. April 8, at St. Mary's Church, Hull, by the Rev John Bird, Mr Joseph Cawthorne, of this ...