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...however, assented or dissented by signs of the head, until within two hours of his complete extinction. In fine, a third attack on Wednesday, the 26th inst....appear to suffer, it is the opinion of the Doctor that lie was long insensible to acute feelings of pain. The English clergyman was also present. " I knew...

...such circumstances. In fine, a third attack on vV'ednesday, the 2Glb instant, just forty-eight boars after the first, proved fatal ; and though, to a stranger, he might appear to saner, it is the opinion of he Doctor, lhat be was long insensible to acute feelings of pain. The English...

...under such circumstances. In fine, a third attack, on Wednesday the 2Cth instant, just forty -eight hours after the first, proved fatal ; and though to...feelings of pain. The English clergyman was also present. Lausanne had agreed with Mr. Kemble — and it wag believed by.his friends that he was fast recovering...

...George." In fine, a third attack, on Wednesday the 26th, just 48 hours after the first, proved fatal: though to a stranger he might appear to suffer, it...opinion of the doctor that he was long insensible to the acute feelings of pain. He had imagined that the climate of Italy would prove beneficial to his...

...words were " George, George." A third attack on the 26th inst. proved fatal ; and though to a étranger he might appear to suffer, it is the opinion of the...he was long insensible to acute feelings of pain. — Mr Kemble was a gentleman and a scholar, as well as a performer of the noblest order. He adapted...

...complete extinction. His last intelligible words were " George, George." A third attack on the 26th Inst. proved fatal ; and though to a stranger he might appear to suffer, it is the opinion of the doctor tliat he was long insensible to acute feelings of pain — Mr Kemble was a gentleman and a scholar,...

...excellent master under such circumstances. In fine, a third attack, on Wednesday the 26th instant, just forty-eight hours after the first, proved fatal ; and though to a stranger he might appear to sufler, it is the opinion of the doctor that he was long insensible to acute feelings of pain. The...

...complete extinction. In fine, a third attack, on Wednesday, the 26th inst. just forty-eight hours since the first, proved fatal ; and though, to a stranger,...of pain. The English clergyman was also present." His funeral took place, as stated in the above letter, on the Saturday ensuing the 1st of March, in...

...complete extinction. In fine, a third attack, on Wednesday, the 26th inst. just forty-eight hours since the first, proved fatal ; and though, to a stranger,...of pain. The English clergyman was also present." His funeral took place, as stated in the above letter, on the Saturday ensuing the 1st of March, in...