... alter visiting Miss Barbour, of Plyinuetb-grove, Slancliester (a sister of Mr. Bars hour's), to go loraarul to the Ferns, at Alderley, where Mrs. Barbour, being ic delicate health, was to pane the spring. Mr. Barbour received a slight concussion of the brain ...

... away. E ntornbed in youthful, early day, S trong faith in death may I display. When musing sorrow weeps the past, And mourns the present pain, How sweet to think of peace at last, And feel that death is gain. The hour of my departure's come; I hear the voice ...

... to Emily, second daughter of the late W. Deel.ry, rector of Clapham, prebendary of Winchester, and Archileituun of Sursey. DEATHS. At 11211.—0 n the nth ult., after a long and painful Olson, Miss Laverack, al West Parade, aged 67 yew.. At 111111.—On the ...

... exemitiem generally closely by instances sf death by erther suiebial or secidehtal, in consequenee of the poeerful effect the execution of e noted criminal prndnees in I unmatured minds. The igndriihtents death on the gall of Ilaiboor and Weddington, the ...

... with pinks, inserted in tinted hollows. The inte:iors of the tuckers are orimmented with foliated dolphins. an I even the edges of the lout and head are elaborately caned into scrollwork. MORE Waacas on Tile SARl:M.—During the week a very painful interest ...