... part of the performance followed.- Mr. Beeeher (to M:r. Richardson): Do you take the woman whom you have by your slde now, in this hour, standing near the heavenly land, and renew to her the pledges of your love? D~o you give your heart to her and your ...

... explanation. We in England forbid the giving of land, or of money to be laid out in land, to charities by will. Under I our law, if a man wants to give land to a charity after his' death, he must give the land by deedI drawn up and enrolled in Chancery six ...

... of Somerset, and was born in 1803. He receivedhis education attbe Norwich Gr-aomar School, and afterwards entered the Indian army. After some active service, during which he wai seriously wounded in Burmah, he abandoned a military career, and, purchbasing ...

... 6 been seriously hurt by tho falling of a beam. THE FRENCH AND RUSSIAN ARMIES. Paris, Tuesday Evening.—l learn, on indubitable authority, that the effective foroe of the French army is at this moment greater by 75,000 men than it is represented to be the ...

... leaves issue one daughter, already re. ned ferred to, died in 1842. 'log 'We find by Hart's Army List that he has hat served 57 years. He entered the army as ensign, ieir March 12, 1789; became lieoue iant and captain Jan. red 16, 1704, captain and ...

... -.ledlock, Man- chester, England. Jan. 30, near Powhatan Court House, Virginia, U.S.. aged 127, a much respected coloured woman, familiarly known as Old Aunt Naunie. Such a case of longevity is .scarcely on record. She was much respected for piety by ...

... Fort-street, Douglas, rsle of Man, the wife of Thomas Murphey, diver, of twins. (In the menth of August last year the same woman gave birth to three chil ren, aud consequently received the Queen's bounty.) PEA8E-June 8, at Bushel Hill, near Darlington ...

... day records the death of General Sir Rtonal Fergusen, a name equally dear _ to the army and to the friends of civil and religiolls liborty. Geneml Ferguson entered the army as an ensign on the 3rd of April, 17. 0, and asttained the rank of major-general ...

... Morning Herald learns from a creditable source that M Ciellan's army Is likely to evaeuate the Yorktown reninsnla, and fall back upon Wash. Ington. The James River at Harrison's Landing is not more than three quarters of a mile acroes, and the south bank ...

... Somerset, and was born in 1803. Ho received his education at the Norwich Grammar School, and afterwards entered the Indian army. After some active service, during which he was seriously wounded in Burmab, he abandoned a military career, and, purchising ...

... his Majesty's 1st Regiment of Foot, iged IO5 years. Hle served in the army 21 years, and receired lipension for the period of 61 years. When in his 90th year, tie as married to a woman about 30 years of age. lie was n uch respeeted by all who knew him. ...

... distinction, and on the accession of Charles X. (Se pt., 1824) he had the honour to be chosen, one of the delegates from the, army who attended the coronation in the -Cathedral of Rheims, March 29th, 1825. The late marquis was anticipating immediate tpromotion ...