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... years, 31 wife of Sidney Charles Sage. SPARKs.-Aug. 26, at Lodge Farm, Ellerby, years, Thomas Sparks. SPEAK-Aug. 23, at Hull, aged 42years, JoseyP Speak, 19,-Christopher-street. SWIFT.-Aug. 22, at Hull, aged 11 weeks, I'e seventh son of John Swift. TE.K ...
... literally, a lifetime. In speaking a few Sundays ago h v of one whoml I could look upon as an equal in age and a contemporary in work, it was not' difficult to tell of his life, his words, and his doings; but here I have to speak of a father in the Church ...
... when his death is now announced, at the age of 91, that these recollections of his former power are revived. He was, so to speak, the last contecting link between the Liberalism of the past and that of to-day, but in later times those whose views were ...
... province orer wbicb he g5resided. In politics he was a&llhis life a firm and consistent Whig; but was not in the habit of speaking in parliament. Dnurin& his college life the'present Earl Grey was one of his pupils. He was the 84th Arohbishop. The Bight ...
... turned round and Went off. Major Haddock was not then quite dead, but ap- ,, parently drawing his lastibreath * he tould not speak. The . sdeponent ran for the doctor of the station, but the Major at died previous to his return. le Major Haddock was not ...
... holds the remains of qne whose name will long be cherished and held in honour, not only by Englishmen, but by all English-speaking nations. Nearly all the visitors to the grave dropped flowers on to the coffin, which became well covered with these floral ...
... re to be doing good. They had admired his broad, massive commonssnse, and been acquainted with his eloquence and fire in speaking k to them. He was a grand model of a Christian ministes, carrying with him a constant sense of his a responsibility to God ...
... off the coast of England, in one of o not tho late gales. These men, seventece in number, inclu. } *ap ding the captain, speak in grateful terms of tho-caro si ed, taken of titem, durisg their passago from London to oh . avree-Gslipnlctli. ...
... commemoration of the Jubilee of his ministry, at Edgbas. ton, near his own house, Mr James's talents both for writing and speaking were very g ,od; he had much beauty of mind, considerable imagination, and force as well as elegance of language. lie bad ...
... packets of the Napoleoeet New Nursing Baby Food, called IMincasea, a preparati~ r resembling maternal umilk, of which I cannot speak too highly, n as It has saved the life of my dearest child, and made him (by > using it four months) from a mere skeleton, ...
... sis'ter of Mrs Glover, of- Pontefract. d : f Ou I'Tesdav liar- at the same place, Mr. -Picklei, of Wilsden, farmer, to Miss S. Speak, o'f Halifa.x. - DE9AT-lS. ' Friday night, at Weltoo, aged:'3, Thomas 'William-' roo, Esq. His eulogy will he spoken, and ...
... Johbt Newtsn, of North. Shields, mercitaut, greatly lamented. kHe was return- ing from csurch, and dropped dows dead, whilst speaking to a friend. On Tlsursday the 14th inst. at Crantham, the Rev, Lawrence Boyne, a priest of tlse Catholic persuasiozi, aged ...