... Indeed, it is unusually dreadtul all the cities the extreme south. Desertion and death have almost depopulated Mobile. In the obituary lists I perceive but few names natives of the British Islands. Among them, however, I notice in Mobile paper before me the ...

... permits, nay compels, the wilful destruction of food in a country where tens of thousands arc lacking bread —Sunderland Herald. Obituary the Nobility and Aristocracy for 1843. Amongst the other important events connected with the past year may be enumerated ...

... Journal, was too powerf ul, and that his constitation had given way under it; and it was with no small alarm I pried into the obituary of the patient, which, fortunate provincial press for the name of my ly, I have not yet discovered; bis si- lence, however ...

... astrological ' observations, the aim mack, and its name, Al Manack, signifying Arabic the diary. 1 A Yankee paper says, in an obituary notice, that * ...

... regret, and we are sure that oui readers will participate with us in the expression of oui regret, that we announce, in our obituary of to-day, the jeath Robert Steuart, Esq. of Steuarthall. Mr uteil at Paisley on the 14th curt. The deceased gentleman had ...

... Here is double advantage of more work and better executed Correspondent of Kelso - David Anderson, the Damask Weaver. of u obituary of to-day we regret to notice the death is ' avid Anderson, the celebrated damask weaver. It tten* 22 years since we had ...

... other interesting topics, an excellent essay on Temptation,—an able critic on the North British Review—and affecting Obituary of the Rev. Wm. Goold, Edinburgh, who, after a laborious and faithful discharge of ministerial duties, for the period of ...

... Queen may be called on to give in support of the honour and dignity of the British throne.— Globe. Sir John Scale, M.P. Our obituary records the death of Sir John Scale, Bart., the representative of Dartmouth. Sir John first entered Parliament, being then ...

... that of Milligan, or for whose surviving relations public sympathy will be more generally felt. The Late Milligan. —In our obituary will be found an intimation of the death of Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Douglas Milligan, which took place on the morning of ...

... awarded the vacant stipend of the parish of Auchterarder to the Widows' Fund. Death of Dr Welsh.— We regret to notice in our obituary an announcement of the death of this eminent individual. His removal will be serious loss to the Free Church and to the religious ...

... would an eclipse of the moon here tonight, and stayed to see it. Deeply Regretteo These words are, surely, unnecessary in an obituary. A person must have lived strange life indeed, if he be not deeply regretted, at his death, his family and friends Liverpool ...

... eccentric genius, and rected to be engraved upon his tombstone, must very satisra tory to those who visit grave-yards for obituary Mv name, country, what are they tnee. What, whether high low, my pediip-ee. Perhaps I far suipass'd all other ,e Perhaps ...