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... OBITUARY. It may now be taken for granted.thatthe amended Linensing Proposal' of the Government are to all intents and purposes dead. U they are heard of again this Session, it will be only with the view of getting them decently out of sight, and of filling ...
... THE WESLZYAN CONPZRZNCE. Obituaries. Ths Millets of the Wesleyan Conference at Sheffield were resumed this morning. the Ker. C. H. Kelly presiding. The entire morning was occupied with reeding obituaries of ministers, of whom more than twenty hare died ...
... SWANBOURNE. OBITUARY.—Wo regret to reccrd the sudden death of Mr. J. M. Bowden. a well-known and muelproepected agriculturalist, and also wistant overseer of the parish. He was apparently m his usual health on Sunday morning, and superintended the fouling ...
... omitted from even so laeom. prole an obituary as alone I could profess to give. The singularity Is that I aid not forget either of three names, but somehow manned to ponasArs myself that both belonged to the obituary of the previous year. But certainly ...
... ed. Cosecants, wastorials. sad frost districts were reed. It was resolved to boliffr ooo. farebee of 18133 la Hull. The obituaries of Montero who have did mime the last Cloaftweeee were next reed, and ottespied the rerealidee of the member ssesion. The ...
... the °bowl Royal, St. James s. FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. TEA LAT' IMPIISSI AUGUSTA. Haute. WIMIIICIDAT. All the papers to-day Lave obituary notice. of the WA &apron Augusta, dere/lhag upon her a/Art..7. eailvity. love ad justace. ...
... Chula eartsit. The sew foresee then proesidai to the bather semibold= the (medal ei what siaistses bays died ea year. The obituary of the Bar. Joha Thome, lie plow is the hteadly Triads, was !sad ail . Nitta& the Ear. orb. Di ease to we e base to the varied ...
... e—A Jew poise sing a moderate capital started a paper in a large Continental town. He introduced a new feature among the obituary. notices by inserting along with each name, under the heading, Medical Statistics, the nature of the disease, the manner ...
... dog was the Immure of a vulgar snob. eel Kr. ought, therefor*, not to complabi of the words whoa used against himself. TM obituary notice was written daring the time that he ht Paris, and, after It written, he creed setae with anothersmitleman se the subject ...
... evidently derived from Ids wife's father. Mr. William Rimy, an eminent merchant sad shipowner at Great Yarmouth, who, la an obituary of him which fir! Woes we, is described as a • Dissenter and tleltiriaa, the mesas by which he was enabled sot °sly to leave ...
... too mach or too little. In the town of Northampton, where EC De Wilde was known to all, we trust there is soma* need of any obituary record. To those amongst oar readers to whose Mr. De Wilde was known only as Editor of this paper, the best estimate of the ...
... A FAIOUS NORTRAXPTON PIGEON FANCIER AND BREEDER. Tba following obituary notice aypears in this week's Feathered World :— Jacobin breeder' make have received a great loss by the death of Mr. P. Paestum, of East Park, Nortluiropton, after a abort divas ...