... for him the attachment of all men of all parties who approached him during his sojourn amongst us-it cannot be necessary to speak to the citizens of Dublin. What establishment for the alleviation of the sufferings of the Poor'of 'the Metropolis did not ...

... so little attention is paid to its. acquirement, in most Public Seminaries, that scarcely one Pupil out of a hundred can speak or write it correctly aftr thee le or four years, nominal tuition. Monsieur de Pothonier, a eof tiisxleficiency, and anxious ...

... Recruits, is still too feeble to endanger the independence of the County, or unseat their favourite Candidate. When Colonel White speaks of his unquestioned independence, he has eandidly furnished the County With a specimen of what his ideas of independence are; ...

... his escape to England. Meanwhile, the horrid affair is the topic of the day, and even his best friends donot attempt to r speak a single word in his defence. The cause of. the murder is now ascertained to be that the servant returned a blow which the ...

... Works. Lately Arrived, and now Exhibiting, in THE ROYAL ARCADE, COLLEGE-GREEN, MISS STOCK, THE SOMERSETSHIRE GIANTESS. To speak adequately of this extraordinary Young Lady, she has in her Person all that imagination can form of the Gi gantic Race, being ...

... circulation for some days past, respecting his Holiness's health. It states that it has re- ceived letters of a late date, which speak in most satisfac- tory terms of the health of his Holiness. It is rumoured that Ibrahim Pacha is to quit Paris on June 5, to ...

... bnreaux, and as they are all of one party, they will be of course unanimous in t heir resolutions. Already people begin to speak of the conclusion of thesession, and it is supposed likely that the prorogation will take place on the 5th or 6th of September ...

... &c., also the ce- lehrated monumeits, g:s'lerieI, museums, churches, &c., under the guidance of intell: vuolt cicerones speaking English , thus :affor ding a n opportuni y o f seeing much quicker the unequaled ftaitractions of Paris and its vicinity ...

... OF IRELAND . PzfJLOWCOUNTR1tME.N TN Fulfilling the pain(UI trust, that h4s bee' .Cast I .. upon us, vwe feel tht, we should speak few words to P Ireland. I 'She has loest her mightiest 'Sob-the Deliverer whom t'she Idolised-the Chief whom she obeyed. It ...

... PEOPLE OF IRELAND. FE;LLOW- COUNTRaIMEN, N Fulfilling tho painful trust that has been cast .. Wpon us, we feel that we should speak few words to Aral-and. She has lost her mightiest Son-the Deliverer whom she idolized-tho Chief whom she obeyed. It were in- ...

... of the ' trade' can or do influence it if to speak boldly and impartially be a merit, then is the AXE- if xwr..U entitled to praise. Besides this, it is clever, shrewd, sar- cestic, and. in earpe~st, It speaks daringly, in spite of opposi- s tion. Itperformns ...

... shepherd, wfio is the entire manager of-his flouk, speaks in very bigth terms of it. I cannot possibly see either of- the persons for their signatures to this letter, but I tan testify to their speaking in the highest terms. 'I have no doubt but that others ...