... country, and they have left nine orphans, with very little property. His eldest son, about 17, was his Aid-de-Camp when he was killed. He was uni- versally allowe to have been an excellent Officer, having given up a Ii his time and thoughts to the pursuit ...

... dwelling-house of Rich, Morse, of Bampton, and stealing a flitch of bacon,—T wo Years. John Russell, charged with feloniously killing and carrying away a fat wether sheep from a ficld, the property of Sir F. E. Agar,—Death. ith feloniousty stealing a George ...

... furious rate, one of them threw down a fine girl, about nine years of age, when one of the whecis went over hev neck, and killed her on the spot, One of the men is in custody. Martin Hogan, a private inthe York Rangers, has been committed for trial at ...

... Monday se’nnight the scaffolding at the church of Dunkeld in Perthshire, gave way, while several of the labourers were at work upon it. Five or six of them fellfrom a height of more than 30 feet, but fortunately none were killed ; thrce of them, however ...

... river between us, and both parties were firing from behind honses and through windows. We killed a dozen dowaniers, and wounded in proportion; we had not a man killed, but four wounded slightly. On the 17th we landed the rest of onr arms and ammunition, ...

... said cake, mixing therein a portion of the said deleterious in- gredient, for the use of Mr. Clarke, of Ingham, with intent to kill, &c. The prisoner was the wife of a farmer residing at Bungay, and was also the mother of five children. Mr. Clarke was her ...

... preserved by the Christians, and distributed among the inhabitants of various towns and viliages. The bodv, after days on the scaffold, watched by Christians, was in- terred with pious devotion. Another Missionary, Fohar, aged 73, was beaten so unmercifully ...

... Spaniards, and forced them to fly in confusion, with the loss of 600 killed, and 500 taken prisoners: 900 firelocks fell into the hands of the Patriots, who suf- fered to the rmount of 38 killed, and between 10 and 80 wounded. The conquest of the two Guayanas ...

... to the Duc de Broglie, wherein he admonished him ‘ to pursue no longer the maxims which had conducted his father to the scaffold,” was to awaken the liveliest re- sentment; and well was it for the Abbé that the Vicomte de Montmorenci, apprehensive of ...

... eight o’clock on Monday morning he was conveyed to the scaffold. The wretched man had a long and very afflicting interview with his only son, a boy about 15 cars of age, on Sunday. Whilst npow the scaffold, be raved with great devotion. The executioner than ...

... Aberdeen, some or them apparently of such pre>digioas size to be 80 or 90 feet in length, and larger than the common whale killed at Oreenland. On coming to blow, they raise the water to considerable height; its appearance at a distance ia that of column ...

... in a very dita idated state, owing ¢ to the want of repairs in due time.- e stated that these apartments were shored ep; scaffolding poles have since Bon te beea en.” Phe ‘ Faithfal Corre ot’ hes, we are sére, satisfied all, those persons who are not entire ...