... iegrily, every articie of his property to his creditors, he died Kterally of a bre eu heart. On Monday sennizht, aged sT, Mrs. Hudson, of the Old House Farm, Ingestrie, On Tharsday fast, al Newcastle, Mr. John Bet- teley, Chaic-maker, of that place. BANKRUPYS ...

... appeared tope particularly affect d by our Pole. But in consequence of a Comet some time since appearing in that part of tie! Heavens, car. rying terror and dismay along with it, and Lighten. ing all it with its flaming hair and wild-Irishman-like appearance ...

... sent to Sir J. SicumAr.Ez, directing him, case Riga or other _Russian ports.. should be in pos-. session of . the French, to allow- vessels bound to such ports to proceed to St, Petersburgh, or elsewhere. Died, on Saturday night, the 1 I`th inst. JESSIE ...

... Morrey, ‘to tell his mistrese, not to and Bible—he shonld soon be in heaven.” All these little however trifling in themselves, serve to shew the reli. gions intrepi ty, if we may be allowed the expres- sion, with which he prepared for death— and we may add ...

... tell his mistress, not to forget her prayers and 13»oie-he should soon in heaven. these little circumstances towever trifling serve to shew the reiifious intrepidity, may allowed the ex >re;- ion, with which prepared for death—and may tdd, there was scarcely ...

... desire to Mr. Hudson to see Edith Morrcv before died, Mr. 11. allowed them his presence an intei vie- a few minutes, about o'clock Sunday afternoon; was called into Mr. Hudson's office a minute or two before Mrs. Morrev, and told, Mr. Hudson, that the wretched ...

... n of Mr. Hudson, reconciled; and understood by the convicts to 'be correctly given. Mrs. Morley admitted that she took the shirt out of the box, and threw it upon the bag of b'sriev ; Lo has said he put the box upon the bed. When Mr. Hudson asked Mrs ...

... sleeps with Mrs. Morley, to tell his mistress, not to forget hex prayers and Bible—he should soon be in heaven. The steps which lead front Mr. Hudson's house to the Woos.' yardi, he 'Went down with the utmost elec. ity—and on his returning' he ascended ...

... Lomas having exptessed a I I' t &sire to Mr. Hudson to see Edith Morrey, before 1 he died, Mr. H. allowed them, in his presence, I an interview about live o'cloek in the afternoon. 1 Lomas was called into Mr. Hudson's office a few minutes before Mrs. Morrey ...

... said, Pray God you may! Lomas again admonished his inistress, as she had a longer time allowed liar, to confess her sins r‘. pent. To -a - question put by Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Morey deuiad that she. candle into the other raom,. and said, .she would not let ...

... between hbu end Edith Morley the Jay before his execution. Lomas having expressed a desire to Mr. Hudson to see Edith Morrey, before he died, Mr. H. allowed them, in his tuesenee, nil interview About five o'ett.tk iiitii'ill'icr-110011. was called into ...

... took place between him ami Money the day before his execution. having expressed a ilesire to Mr. Hudson to tee Edith Morrey, before he died, Mr. H. allowed them, his presence, interview about five o’clock in the afternoon. Lomas was called into Mr. H.'a ...