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... day with sorrow, but w it bout surprise, that so many measures of great interest and value took their places in the diurnal obituary, and were included in the bills of mortality. The reams of paper wasted in printing during this session would suffice to ...
... authority of Lord Holland. at present at Florence. Death the Earl of Elgin. —The ofthis Noble Earl, a notice of which appears obituary causes a vacancy, in the representation Southamnton his eldest son (late Lord Bruce, £ j being one of its Tory represent^ ...
... introduced to his flock by the Rev. Macfarlane Duddingstone,who preached toacrowded church. The Latf.Mks Bukxsof Paisley.— ln our obituary of to-day, record the death of Mrs Burns, wife of the Rov.T)r Burns, and another member of the family of the late Provost ...
... Bell. —We learn the following melancholy tidings from the Worcester HearU: Death has again been busy in our high places. Our obituary to-day contains an announcement that will be read with universal regret, and will be especially deplored by the learned and ...
... British North America, in the month of January 1842. Upon the acts of his administration it is not for us to dwell in an obituary notice. They are now matters history. Time alone can test the wisdom of those measures which he, we are persuaded, consc ...
... those who took a prominent share in the stirring events which closed in the eighteenth and opened the nineteenth century. The obituary of the present week contains the names of Frederick William Count of Nassau, and ex-king of Holland, who died at Berlin on ...
... of six mercantile gentlemen, connected with the ancient port of Leith, and resident in its vicinity, have appeared in the obituary. The age of each gentleman, on an average was upwards of 83 years—the eldest being 88, and the youngest 79. Postponement ...
... taken place and if none were apprehended. We daresay thoso who framed the report, and who procured its insertion in the obituaries of their favourite journals, would pay twice or ten times three thousand pounds that it were correct. But, rich as England's ...
... neighbourhood, as well as the public generally. Sudden Death of the Editors of the Norfolk Chronicle and Norwich Mercury.— the obituary of the last week's Papers in Norwich the death of Mr David Irwin was announced. This gentleman had for upwards of forty years ...
... proper food, are thus obviated. Extraordinary Sudden Death of the Editors or the Nobfolk Chronicle and Norwich Mercur —In the obituary of the last week's papers in Norwich the death of Mr David Irwin was announced. This gentleman had for upwards of forty years ...
... Sir Henry Pottinger, and in the presence of some of the leading statesmen of the day.— Morning Chronicle. A Blow Up.— our obituary will found the death of G. Durant, Esq. of Castle ; and here we mention a rather singular circumstance that took place on ...