Although we have heard little respecting Burke and Hare in this quarter of late, it is evident that the terror of the resurrectionist has spread far and wide among all classes of society.
The remains of a wealthy heritor from the nieghbourhood of Kirriemuir. (Charles Wedderburn, Esq., of Pearsie) were interred here yesterday; and, not withstanding the nightly watch kept up in our burying-ground (the Howff), it was deemed necessary to dig a wide and deep grave, which was laid with flags in the bottom, and after the coffin was deposited on them a ponderous cast-iron shell was conveyed into the grave by means of a block and tackle and properly secured to the flags.