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... years ago, when she began to go aboit tbeaggsnv w-ch far as practice she contnued till within -a week -or. ttwo of ther had death, and bore a good moral charatcr all her hifetsine- rigi. She had no relations in that part bf the cuhtmry, and vwa rg on never ...
... sight a short time btfore death, and possessed an extraordinary memory. On Sunday se'ennight, suddenly, wibile in the bed with her husband' Joan, wife of Robert Monday, of Crowless, parish of Ludgvan. On the discovery of her death, hear husband, who had ...
... DEATH OF LORD INVERURY.. A It is Mitlk Bitiueto regrut that 00 hive to Confirin tlie report gien il in our fast, of the deadl ufth ij atitablL yoitig NobE)IoII011, nulder peculiarly mielaiichily ciC~ircumtanices. HIis Lordsthip I woo (alt a e ?? to tie ...
... payment ; intimating, at the same tine, that by special statute, the penalty for a second offence- is L.20, and for the third, death. On Monday last, awhile two men were employed in boring a stone at the Quarry called the Dancing Cairn, in this neighbourhood ...
... Drake of Drury-hill, Nottingham. -IFour- teen days before, he buried two children iu Osne day - and at the time of his wife's death, he was attetnding the fune- ral of a brother ia Rutlandshire.-Mr George Downie, son of Robert Downie, Esq. late of Bengal ...
... occasion of whose death, suspicions of v-olcnce were j a supposed to have ?? *ued. *W'eare now happy to contra- Li dict the rtport, as entirely void of loundation, the matter c having been fully investigated ; and it appears lier death iP was purely accidental ...
... nd be JL~flIJll, IaIII~al; 23 :st Laet DEATH OF MR PI17. ii On Thursday morring, at h fli ast four ?? n. clock, this eminent Statesman ?? his last. it On Tuesday his disorder took an unnf.vv ur-able lis turn, and the physicians who, had inr:wiined that ...
... procured ]ter tie respect and esteetm of all who knew her, and enideared htr, in no ordinary degree, to hter friends Her death, iitedreily deplored, and hasb rleft a chasm. in the nieighbourhood where bhe lived that will not be readily filled up. h C' ...
... among whotl he had spent so In mnany years of attive usoffilness. lie waai held in high anl de- fec served estimation; and his death is now lamented by a wide I eircle of attached and respectable friends. dc Died,..at Forfar. on M3 cart. JAM.Es Rosse- weaver ...