... PACKETS. FAKES ll* THE ttodenigned despatch ibe Abort regular 1 v VmmW with Good* PUMBgtn, «• Miuooua. Stdhet. AoaAAiM. “ ...

... and Hysterical Affections. They are confidently recommended to all who, from con- Auamenl. late hours, cold, Ac., are much exposed the causes irregularities. Their preparation in two forma—mild and strong—gives them a superiority over all other medicines ...

... I'rcnch the allair was piovokcd our arrogance. deplored the un}n(litiahlc expofure of conrcifation ; evidently made for the fake of the words italics, and to fnrnifli a on the waded refourccs the enemy. The public were this means to reduced into belief ...

... nod they may In* quoted, ciushing. *7* *«• fmling . saa. ftaa per qr. CAKK ...

... French government at Venice, Sir Richard Worfley mull therefore have retired to his villa, he bus really done fo, merely for the fake country air, and not from any embarralTment in his lit nation, for it no more embarrading than that Mr..Diakc, at Genoa, Lord ...

... Oh! who has not loved the bright, I'antihil The silvery snow, and the erinkiing frost >w merry go when the earth seems lost; fake spirits that rise front the dust time, live in purer and holier clime !• A new creation without stain Lovely as Heaven s own ...

... M A. tlmt time nothing like the whole of the books had been examined, and il was feared that further invesligalion. would expose more the part of the actuary. The total balance represented to the last report, .smeri In Noeemtwr, i siH ws*£Js,6S4 10s. ...

... that it hgis’.alifg for mixed comm unity, mid w.t* h* und to respect the pr>judices all. lie would go. he ai- fir any one expose the immorality .ug'n by Roman ..tin.he . t*. hut the be*t way » dealing with the evil wns it:- , e the means of education ...

... men in killed and wounded. side one officer was killed and seven wounded; bad privates kilted or wounded. The enemy did not fake a single man of ones, keep with them; one Cossack was made prisoner, but made bis escape, and even brought horse with him. ...

... An adjournment Parliament for the Easter holidays ! one the great ritera. and exploring the most consider- j will doubtless fake place imroediatelv. order to afford . .W, ~f it, tr.liut.,, It i. pr..b.hl, th.t | |llc „„ „, !0 „ ,1., bu.i.™ of LturjUS is ...

... pestilence, and emigration. Still you are a Catholic population- of between four and live millions of souls—too many to be exposed to want of education or to the risk of salvation by accepting that which has been offered. You owe it to the memory of your ...

... friends reform and had hr.muht forward which were calculated unsettle (he institutions of the country. Mr C*rattan would not fake the character of the g..vi rum* nt members the other of the muse, hut would appeal for it to Ireland ami to France. his opinion ...