... have been other deaths among in other parts of • the city from the cholera—one, a healthy man, whose death is noticed in our obituary to-day, and who was in our streets yesterday Limerick Herald. County Kit.ken*y the night of the sth Inst., rim'd party of ...

... MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY. Lieutenant Colonels,—Ogitvie, 4«tli foot, Secnnderabad, Madras; H. Itogers, late of royal artillery, Charlton; Adam Peebles, formerly of 9th foot. Major Bailie, h. p. royal marines. Captains—M'Conchey, ICtb light dragoons, C-iwnpore ...

... Plans, Music, Sec., and obtains preference over Letter Press Printing, in the execution of Circulars, Cards, Funeral Letters, Obituary Notices, Notices Copartnery Dissolutions, See. See. Perth, 16th July ...

... neighbours cam* iti at the cries of the poor woman, but too latq to her life.— Galujnani, - An Ohio Editor declined publishing an obituary no. tice of two columns In on the death of aa infant about three months old, aa deeming rather too long for insertion: foV ...

... that while the male birth list shews preponderance over llmt of the other sex, of only 35, the deaths exceed the female obituary The marriages in 1621, when the population amounted to 147,000, wer# and, 1833, (the population 200,000) the marriages arc ...

... The Council assembled about two and broke up soon after five— Globe. laird Glammis, whose death this day announce in our obituary, was the eldest son of the Earl of Strathmore, his lordship’s first wife, Mary, daughter and heiress of George Carpenter ...

... here seven o’clock, and 'Teach even Dundee at few minutes past ninf, lime for evening delivery. A Ins rind its way into the obituary of the Asiatic Journal of this month, relative to our towlri.nan Itiicb. The original paragraph was the Alias of n't. intimating ...

... templated complete the Railway in the first place to Stanley. Major-General Sib John Rose of Baloei. *llO, K.C.B.—In our obituary of last week, we aunounced the lamented death of this distinguished officer. adverting particularly his services with the ...

... foot; Lieutenant Kelly, 2Cth foot; and Lieutenant Clifford, 81st fool, retired from the army last week. MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY. Lieutenant General Cookson,of the royal artillery. Major General Cole, of the royal marines. Lieutenant Colonel Gray, half ...

... attachrd an obituary of persons connected with that denomination of Christians. It is worthy of notice as strongly exemplifying the well-know n temperate habits of the excellent class which it refers:— is a remarkable feature the present obituary, that out ...

... PITtOCHRT. THE LATE Mr R. MENZIB3 OF CODPAR-ANOUS.— is worthy of bring mentioned, Mr Robert MtQMiiea. whom death recorded our obituary of advocate* for Reform. At period when the Reformer woe looked upon with eye, not hesitate to become the steady advocate ...

... the. reverend gentleman, although they were desirous of hearing all the parties. The Late Ensign Alexander, of Perth In the obituary of our paper on Monday last, a notice was copied from contemporary of the death of Ensign Charles Alexander, formerly of ...