... hatin, a Glag1w is shortly to make hts second is haton I't Gpajg stage, at our 'Theatre, in the o te sane character ; report speaks highly of his ti c'mrits, and we are glad he has d ?? to frhow I S ?? before the ..idgmout of his native Town; ho has lived ...

... of theircountrry Same day, very suddenly, Mr peane, William-street, and O late of lfbow-lane. aarpee day, at St Helens, Mrs Speak~mann aged 70 years: On 6unday last, at Chester, Mrs Orred, mother of George is Oried, Esq of this town G . On Tuesday last ...

... alteration in his conduct, by being disorderly, which ar continued for a very short time: afterwards lie was never 11 heard to speak a word for more than four years, and during all that period, ise uniformly stood for twelve houts eacsh day, J uopont two certain ...

... oese he was very oitch exhausted, and | iedgtertl ; one of her men gave him some v a mink, anri *itness hearing his master speak It l htnnias, said he tised hii. very hardly, on b replied he l;new better how to deal with hsm ; k ie dceased *VDs going atp ...

... mall, succeeded in getting him on dry land. He had sunok spon his knees as they were supporting him, and was endeavoring to speak, bhot could only utter convulsive inarticulate snurld. They thought he was fainting, aood got him some-water, which thiey pressied ...

... racrssioo, observes. As soou as the body was 31 the pjlaie, the people began to weep and cry so ?? 00 ?? to hear etch other speak; particu. Cs Is to ,,hom he was a father. Some of the soldiers .5 r IlS arms in flands of ters, Others exclaimed ,eiall ?? ...

... retqrn :loroyare to, bis his4,1neithsetshall his place know him any more. Therftoe, I will not refrain my nouth: t I will speak in ?? dm-hfiyiti t will complain in the )n bitternejsois mysou. 6 J: This unfortunate aminbreatedt MEis iast; ?? the 27th ...

... r ' In the last few days he' was without pain, but his - eb strength greatly 'declined' Jand ie twas- quite unable to T e speak. The body is embalmed.'jand placed for the pre- s, ent in the church of Kriblowitz. HFe was born, as f4r bt as we can learn ...

... enacred to take her to Maidstone golo, and as sise entered it her Istsnand, who wan overwhelmed wit's grief, and unable to speak, kpsped her affectionately, and an the coach drove offl e remained like a statue until itwas out of sight. when bedropped down ...

... -^3tbaen of his regard. For many years past Mrt. B. r yw hthdrawn hinmself from the practice of the lawv; -unraltactivity, or, to speak more correctly, the ex- me oad Irepressible energy of his mind (for his intel- dei -itrqtuite o'er informed his tenement of ...

... good spirits. The B aecroinr he rose apparently quite well, breakfasted at '.Il nabseluently went to an adjoining room to speak to Ie.b.1k; and then, returning to his own room, was ohb 0 ?? totter in his gait. Mrs. Kemble noticed this with I'and assisted ...

... Thos. Gaskell, Coilleras-hill, X- much regretted by all Who knew her. A 11 Same day, at Denton's-green, near St. Helen's, Mr. Speak- nnmac, brewer, very much regretted. a OTusday last, after two years' severelllness, aged 40, h r Jasie, wife of Mir. Wm. Good ...