... Greece, Malta, Italy, Germany, and Spain. The Pari'! journals arc much occupied with Sir R. Peel’s new tariff, and, generally speaking, condemn ita view of the subject which muit taken only its real value. The Paris journals mention number of deaths among ...

... flower. Which, bad a smile but owned its birth. Would bless life’s darkest hour. Then deem it not idle th'ng A pleasant word to speak ; The face you wear, the thoughts you bring, heart may heal or break. ...

... of that een honoured ied the assistance of an aciy, rho has acted in the capacity of the first respectability ; and of :an speak with confidence. (57 igus. tled, s say, 1 ) w it h een in taine” y, wh amffies ~~ ~she ¢ ...

... replied* Once more, with pallid cheek, she came From him her heart refused name. why 'O lily pale thy cheek ? Speak, darling my bosom, speak.** •• O, mother, pet my winding sheet, And lay father’s feet; A crow beside my head-stone place, And on that cross ...

... T E ST E R, SrlfrtcU *■ A fit abode, wherein appear enshrined Our hopes of immortality.—Bvuos^ Speak low ! —the place is holy to the breath Of awful harmonics, of whispered prayer; Tread lightly ! —for the sanctity of death Broods with a voiceless influence ...

... sacred scriptures which describes voice as being * like the voice of host, like the voice of God.* Why should 1 speak—why should any you speak on this occasion? No, are right to leave the whole on this day to O’Connell; for if, according to the passage ...

... in fear and gloom Fond hearts and true are sighing. And deck with emblematic bloom The pillow of the dying; And softly speak, nor speak in vain. Of your long sleep and broken chain. And say that He, who from the dost Recalls the slumbering flower. Will ...

... that statement. made it in Committee, he should have the opportunity of speaking more than once, and should able reply to any objections. Mr. BARING ro-e, ami was [left speaking.] Mr. loaves this Office to-day, for the undernu-ntionod towns and their ...

... Oliver, better (leech with madman than fecht with biro.” ** Are you Mr. Donovan, pray?” said the Commodore mildly, but still speaking through the trumpet. ** I was that gentleman,” was the startling answer. ** Then come on board, man; come on board,” In wheedling ...

... Gentleman’s family. She iMcampe* tvr.t to instruct in Engltsh, French* Music, UrawliA. hnd ; has redded on the ('eminent, and speaks thelF\eich language fluently. Can be highly recommended Ibe I.ady ihe is leaving, | letters audres-ed (post paid), to C. D ...

... ENNISKILLEN, Awe. 22. Yesterday-the running here concluded with one, the finest races we ever witnessed.— Generally speaking, the weajhet proved eurcme. ly ...

... his conduct, and for the expression of hL sentiments. Though Mr. O Connell attended, he was not afforded an pportunity of speaking. are sorry to observe that Mr. O’Connell has failed in obtaining any compensation to Mr. Bradshaw, of Hillsborough, for his ...