... salvation of your wife, child, and friends ; Windsor, May 17, 1832.—Wruaas R. you shalkawcar it too op the point of this knife and that the muesli of pistol, what you hove seen this night you will Power lima of or di valp to any human bs for a spoon of ...

... his life and witnesses. If this be so would iti• humane to prevent him going into locality , and thus save his limbs and perhaps his life? His friends should see to this, many to suffer restraint for suicidal mania. J. Bonville gathers together a num ...

... Medical ambiance was summoned, and every effort made to rouse hint, but he died before midnight. On the table was a bottle containing chloral, some of which he had drunk. • Isaac Friend, a large property °Muer, was charged at Newcastle.oo-Tyne Police-court ...

... number ofgears feral Nervous Debility and Physical Exhaustion, trying in vain every known remedy. at last, during his travels in Old Mexico, found a remedy which entifely cured and saved him from death. Any one siffetiog from the above oomplaints, sending ...

... number of this class in his employment. Yet this is the man that the Radicals would have us believe is the friend of the people. Save us from such friends, say I. I will conclude with a few lines sent to Mr Bottomley, which sums up Mr Bright's character very ...

... number of years from Nervous Debility and Physical Exhaustion, trying in vain every known remedy, at last, during his travels in Old Mexico, found a remedy which entirely cured and saved him from death. Any one suffering from the above oomplaints, sending ...

... the officals of the town, posing as the ratepayers friend. They are not, and to show the utter nonsense of reducing the salaries in the way suggested, I should like to know what would be the amount saved to each ratepayer by the reduction of the Collector's ...

... obtained the poor beast died from the virus. On Saturday some valuable cattle belonging to Mr George Griffin Griffin, J.P., of Newton Court, Monmouth, got into some clover aftermath and gorged themselves to such an extent that two have died and one is not expected ...

... answer this time, at which he became quite furious, and I left him in his fury. I bonder how he enjoyed his jubilee! I need not try to describe the Wye scenery. This has been done over and over again by abler pens than mine; but I doubt whether anyone but ...

... wound np, though he died in 1882, his career still links itself with the present by the slender threads of official proceedings consequent upon his having died intestate. He had never married, and as time went on, and old friends one by one passed away ...

... Very good All will rejoice in this proof that the voluntary principle, when tried, can do great thingu. Why not try it more? Why not try it altogether? To encourage the wealthy sons and daughters of the Church iu voluntary effort, I wish to tell them ...

... laid low with typhus fever in the latter country. His first visit to the Arctic was in company with Lieutenant de Haven. He died at Havana, shortly after his return from the expedition in search of Sir John Franklin. His slight frame had been too severely ...